Seeking help with radar level gauges
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There is a radar level gauge whose level fluctuates greatly; once the upper and lower valves are closed, the fluctuations stop and the level remains stable. Does this indicate that there is no problem with the radar level gauge?
Was it installed near the feed inlet? . .
It should be that there are actual fluctuations. If the level does not fluctuate when the root valve is closed, it indicates that the level gauge is functioning properly.
Expressing it as inlet and outlet valves would be more appropriate, I think
That is, the upper and lower valves of the guided wave radar are closed.
Installed on the inside of the bypass pipe? Guided wave radar or horn antenna radar? What are the range of numerical fluctuations and the actual liquid level value?
The explanation isn’t detailed enough, so I can’t provide one.
The explanation isn’t detailed enough, so I can’t provide one.
With the bypass pipe installation method, this approach alone can help address some of the issues related to liquid level fluctuations; there are no significant fluctuations in the medium inside the bypass pipe. As for fluctuations in the radar output, it depends on specific circumstances
It’s a bypass tube, used in full-liquid evaporators