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I’m seeking advice from experts: what is a good choice for the liquid level control in a slaked lime solution storage tank? The solution crystallizes very easily, there is a large amount of steam in the upper gas phase, and the tank is equipped with stirring equipment
I don’t know what the normal operating liquid level for this tank is What is the temperature? What’s the pressure? 1. A flanged differential pressure level gauge can be considered, with a short pipe installed for heat tracing and insulation. 2. For cable-type radar level gauges, install short pipes with heating and insulation treatments.
Top-mounted magnetic flap, resistant to steam; the large float is not affected by crystallization
Everything has been tried, but with no good results. The double-flange pressure taps often get clogged by crystals, and the radar keeps showing full scale after being used for a while; it only returns to normal after the crystals on the cables are removed
Float steel belt level gauge. . . . . . . . . . . .
1. External-mounted level gauge 2. Insertion-type double flange 3. If the measurement range is small, a float with an opening can also be used
Is there a suitable level gauge for such complex operating conditions? What an awesome level gauge!
This post was last edited by ywjxh on 2017-8-28 at 10:04. For a small measurement range, consider using a high-temperature resistant top-mounted magnetic flap level gauge with a remote transmission function.
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