How can the accuracy of measuring the oil-water interface in electrodialysis be improved, and how can the thickness of the emulsion layer be detected promptly and effectively?

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Regarding the issue of measuring the oil-water interface in electrodialysis, how can we accurately determine this interface and promptly reflect the thickness of the emulsion layer? I hope everyone can discuss this together!

Reply #22017-09-03

The simplest magnetic flap level gauge will do. The medium densities for the two cases must be accurate. Double flanges work too. Buoys work too.

Reply #32017-09-03

RF admittance; Amitek offers good options

Reply #42017-09-03

Choose a suitable float that can float on water but not on oil

Reply #52017-09-04

Would a radio frequency admittance level gauge used in combination with a double-flange level gauge be more accurate?

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