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Reasons for bubbles in quartz tube glass plate level gauges

2018-01-16View Original

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Why are there bubbles from top to bottom in the quartz tube glass plate level gauge?
Reply #22018-01-16
What medium? Is the container under pressure?
Reply #32018-01-16
The stabilizer tower in the coking workshop is under pressure
Reply #42018-01-16
Possible reasons: 1. Medium-related issues, such as high viscosity, which allows bubbles to easily adhere to the glass surface; 2. There are bubbles inside the container ; 3. The temperature inside the container is not high, resulting in poor fluidity.

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