Thread Content
The material in the reactor is initially in liquid form; after evaporation, it turns into crystals and is discharged from the bottom. For the liquid level in this type of logistics, which level gauges can be chosen? It is necessary to monitor changes in liquid level, so a level switch cannot be used.
Try a double-flange level gauge isolated with flush water.
The best choice for dealing with crystallization – a liquid-contact-free diaphragm pressure sensor level gauge, manufactured by Shuaike. Friendly reminder: Schematic diagrams merely illustrate the principle; it is not possible to show the actual appearance of all types of gauges. There are liquid-contact-free diaphragm level gauges designed for use in positive-pressure tanks, those for negative-pressure tanks, and those for tanks with both positive and negative pressures
You would choose a wife only if you paid attention to her appearance – that’s the way things work in the world, after all~~~~:P
I’m a complete beginner; I’ve come here to learn**
RF admittance or capacitive level gauge
You can try high-power radar level gauges with a flared design; the key advantage is that there are minimal fluctuations in the liquid level, and no crystallization occurs once the vapor reaches the top, so no crystallization takes place on the tank roof. Or use an external level gauge that does not come into contact with the material