Please help choose a suitable level gauge based on the process conditions
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Process conditions of the medium being measured: the temperature of the medium is 193 degrees; the gas phase of the medium is prone to crystallization and solidification. The pressure is -90 KPa. Which type of level gauge should be used? If a float level gauge is used, its moving parts will be exposed to the gas phase for an extended period, which can lead to crystallization and solidification, causing the moving parts to get stuck and resulting in the level gauge not functioning properly and showing a straight-line reading. If a double-flange level gauge is used, then the pressure sensor would be located in the gas phase, and given the negative pressure, that option is also not suitable. Which type of level gauge would be most suitable to overcome these conditions under such process conditions? Thank you
193℃ is way too low; it’s only at 800℃ that it becomes warm. :P Come on, let me create one for you – a vacuum level gauge with pressure collection, where the sensor diaphragm isn’t in contact with liquid {:3_51:}
If the economic conditions and installation environment permit, a contactless level gauge can be considered.
It is one of the factors to consider as to what type of storage tank to use.
The method on the second floor works fine; double flanges can be used, with the low-pressure side installed at the pressure tapping point, at a certain distance away
Try buying one on the second floor. Some liquid levels are difficult to determine without measurement
I think the air collection function works fine; ultrasonic waves cover the detection points, causing inaccuracies. Ultrasonic waves are a good choice for anti-freezing and cleaning purposes as well as for controlling moisture levels