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This post was last edited by miqipu on 2018-1-26 08:37. As mentioned, many of the projects in our company require magnetic flap level gauges with remote transmission capabilities; the operating environments are typically below 200°C and at pressures up to 1.6 Mpa, in environments involving saturated steam and water. The ones currently in use have issues such as demagnetization. Does anyone have any recommendations for manufacturers whose products perform well and require less maintenance? ? Furthermore: not to mention foreign manufacturers, even domestic manufacturers have very different prices, with some being twice as expensive as the average; I wonder what the difference is?
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This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2018-1-25 07:26. 1. Hehehe, demagnetization due to high temperatures, right? . . 2. The float is a moving part, and the flap is also a moving part. As the saying goes, it should be as stable as Mount Tai; our ancestors never said it should be as stable as a floating bridge or as fluid as flowing clouds and water. Where there is movement, there is a risk of jamming – this is how things complement each other. 3. {:2_32:} The monkey said, “Don’t be sad because of this.” 4. To minimize maintenance needs, it is necessary to choose a level gauge that has no moving parts and performs purely static measurements, such as a double-flange differential pressure level gauge
By choosing high-temperature resistant magnets, demagnetization at 200°C will not occur
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