I would like to ask which level gauge is suitable for the following operating conditions
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Waste liquid tank, underground, for measuring liquid level. Media: acetonitrile, C4, etc. Design pressure: 0.5 MPAG/total vacuum; design temperature: 200; maximum operating pressure: 0.2 MPAG, minimum: 0.02 MPAG; operating temperature: ambient; operating density: 790 kg/m3
Should we choose a radar? Guided wave radar? Ultrasonic waves?
1. “Design temperature 200” – really? Could the liquid really reach 200°C? 2. “Operating temperature nor AMB”, ? I really can’t understand it at all. 3. Damn it, I can’t figure out what “pig brother” means either
1. The design temperature is not the operating temperature! 2. Operating temperature: NOR AMB – presumably, the operating temperature refers to the ambient temperature under normal conditions. 3. Good boy, little pig! Generally, radar or ultrasound can be used underground; either works well and is convenient as well.
It is recommended to choose a contactless radar level gauge equipped with a shut-off ball valve at the base.
1. Hehe, little engineer, dear one, hello there~~~ :P 2. An ultrasonic level gauge can’t be used in vacuum or pressurized conditions; did you know that? Why not? Please check the post: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1262292. 3. The Radar Ray Madman – it has intermittent problems with its functionality; you need to be careful when choosing it. At least you need to make sure that the container can be opened at any time so that you can clean its surface. I know some engineers who are able to climb inside such containers easily; I, on the other hand, suffer from plantar fasciitis, and it’s flaring up again. How can the heel be treated in a similar way to a radar level gauge? Today, my brother is walking with a limp; he goes to work and back from work in that limped manner. The roads in this wonderful society aren’t smooth at all {:3_51:}