Can it be determined from the installation location of the instrument whether the liquid level or interface level measured by the tank is known?
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Can it be determined from the installation location of the instrument whether the liquid level or interface level measured by 1 tank is known? 2. Also, why do the glass level gauges in tanks have designs in which the height of the gauge differs from that of remote-type level or level-limit switches, and why is the height at which pressure is taken different? What I see is a double flange type
1. It’s not noticeable. 2. There is basically no remote transmission of the glass plate level
The liquid level and the interface level look the same; it is only possible to determine which one it is by making on-site assessments.
This can only be determined based on the manufacturing process; water-in-oil packages are generally used for measuring levels
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