Issues regarding the installation of single-flange level transmitters
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Dear sea friends, may I ask at what height above the bottom of a tank should a single-flange level transmitter be installed in tanks with capacities of 1000 liters, 400 liters, and 100 liters?
For measurement purposes, it’s of course best to place it at the very bottom, but in practice, to prevent water or other impurities from accumulating at the bottom of the tank, it is raised by several dozen centimeters. The exact height can be determined by oneself; I usually set it at 0.5 meters. It’s also because of the arch at the bottom of the tank
The specific requirements are unclear. For our installation and maintenance, we just need to install it according to the holes shown in the drawings. . . The poster should ask the designers about this question. Waiting for a reply from a friend from Sichuan!
Was the opening position of the storage tank not designed by a design institute? You’re looking for trouble.
It depends on the installation method and whether it is measuring low liquid level or high liquid level
What was said upstairs is correct; it depends on the type of sensor you’re using, as there are many different types of level gauges! Check the model