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2018-01-20View Original

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Due to process requirements, it is necessary to separate two liquids with different densities; what type of level gauge can be used to accurately measure the liquid interface?
Reply #22018-01-20
Providing medium and density – your question is really troublesome
Reply #32018-01-20
By explaining it this way, stratification is possible; different phases within the layers can be identified more accurately based on conductivity, though the error in the level measurement will be somewhat greater
Reply #42018-01-20
A magnetostrictive level gauge should work; it’s better if there is a large difference in density
Reply #52018-01-20
The key issue isn’t the instrument, but whether your process can clearly separate the phases and form a distinct interface. Otherwise, not even the gods can measure you, because you are within me, and I am within you; it’s a unified whole – how can it be measured?
Reply #62018-01-21
The densities differ significantly, 1.1 and 1.9. Since I need a stratified tank in which the stratification is continuous, having a level detection tool that can measure the interface between the different layers would solve this problem
Reply #72018-01-21
There are various methods for measuring the interface, and the key points are: 1. Your manufacturing process must be able to ensure stratification (this is the responsibility of the person who posted the question). 2. When selecting the measurement method, it is necessary to give careful consideration to the properties of the medium. (It’s likely confidential, so it won’t be made public; it’s better to discuss it in detail with the supplier.)
Reply #82018-01-22
This post was last edited by ywjxh on 2018-1-22 at 15:54. When there is a clear separation between the two media, glass tube level gauges provide an intuitive view on-site; for remote monitoring, magnetostrictive level gauges can be considered.
Reply #92018-02-27
Our company has used dual-screen flange level gauges, and they worked well. With such a large difference in density, there should be no problem
Reply #102018-02-27
Gentlemen in the instrumentation field, have you seen this type of level gauge before? Those who have seen it, type 99999999 in a row – this will boost the post. Those who haven’t seen it, type 1111111 in a row – this will also boost the post

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