Radioactive level gauge
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Two level gauges installed at the same height relative to the same radiation source are used for a 2-out-of-2 level measurement; one of the level gauges provides stable readings, while the other shows significant fluctuations. What’s the reason?
One is a good baby, and the other is Mad White. . . . . . :'(
Turn off the radiation source and change its position to see.
On the 3rd floor, they’re fierce; they even dare to confront the radiation sources. I hope there is no nuclear leak. I pray that high-energy rays will under no circumstances cause genetic mutations in the people on the 3rd floor… What if, on that floor, pig’s trotters started growing out of people’s thighs? Is it possible? . . . If that happens, then that chemical plant isn’t part of a healthy society. :lol
First, you need to determine what the problem is. Check the secondary meter in the cabinet to see whether the data on nuclear sources received from the field also shows fluctuations. If the data from the field does fluctuate, it indicates that there is a problem with the reception rods or the wiring at the field site. If the values displayed on the secondary meter remain stable, then there is a problem with the secondary meter itself, or with the communication channels. Based on what you said, it should be an issue with the receiving rod at the site or with the wiring
For maintenance work like this, we usually hire professional contractors since we don’t know how to do it ourselves. Have we gotten much for it though?:lol
1. First, it is necessary to verify the equipment’s manufacturing drawings to ensure that there are no obstructions between the radiation source and the level detector, so that both can receive the radiation source properly.
1. First, it is necessary to verify the equipment’s manufacturing drawings to ensure that there are no obstructions between the radiation source and the level detector, so that both can receive the radiation source properly. 2. Swap the signals of the 2 level gauges in the cabinet room to see if there are any fluctuations. 3. If everything above is fine, turn off the source box and check the level receiver.