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The device is used for producing polyester, and currently the level gauge on one of the reaction vessels is malfunctioning. It cannot be replaced online. So I want to use an external-mounted level gauge or some other type of level gauge. The installation must not disrupt production. First, thanks to my colleagues????
A radioactive level gauge can be used, but the problem is that it’s very troublesome and dangerous.
The procedures are too complicated. External light source – feels unsafe
This cannot be achieved if there are no pressure tapping ports
There are now external ultrasonic level gauges. Non-nuclear radiation. I haven’t used it, but I’ve also heard it recommended by the manufacturer.
External-mounted level gauges – made by a company in Xi’an that is quite well-known; they are widely used in tank trucks
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This post was last edited by budaoweng123 on 2017-11-10 at 10:07. For external installation, many tank areas are required by safety regulations to be modified, which necessitates the addition of level gauges; almost the only option available is external installation. However, there are various claims regarding this device; in some cases, the liquid level fluctuates violently whenever thunder occurs
Radar, ultrasonic, and infrared level gauges can all be used; they are installed at the pipe opening at the top of the reactor, and these level gauges are resistant to acids and explosion-proof……
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2017-11-14 at 19:11 :P 1. The stupid mastiffs are falling out of favor; go buy some instead. If you don’t mind wild dogs, there are plenty of them in Yushu – you can adopt a few as well~~~~~ 2. You can train these dogs to act as external level sensors. 3. The dogs will listen to the sound coming from the containers; they’ll bark a certain number of times corresponding to the depth in meters. For example, if the depth is 1.3 meters, they’ll bark once long and three times short; for 2.3 meters, it will be two long barks followed by three short ones; and for 12.3 meters, it will be one long bark followed by two long and three short barks. 4. I guarantee accurate readings without any errors :lol 5. The most important thing is to train the dogs properly. If you want to convert their barks into 4–20mA signals to send to a DCS system, then come to me! Bro, I won’t charge you any development fees; I’ll work with you to promote the Zang Ao external level gauge – how about that?