Level measurement
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I have a tower with a thickness of 130 mm; there are no openings available. How can I measure the liquid level?
For gamma rays, it’s generally not worthwhile; why can’t a hole be made?
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2018-6-23 19:43. What tower? How tall? Tawain? Tower pressure? What material? Explain these 5 points clearly, and I’ll tell you how to measure the liquid level :lol
It can be measured using a nuclear level gauge, but the procedures for pressure management become rather troublesome later on
An ultrasonic level gauge or a radar level gauge is used at the top of the tower.
This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2018-6-26 08:00. It’s 1.4 meters long, with a pressure of 22 megapascals; the temperature is negative, around -10 degrees. No radiation is required – it was used that way initially but was changed later as it was too troublesome. The thickness is 134 millimeters. If anyone knows a solution, please get in touch with me
I don’t know how big your tower is; if it’s not very large, you could consider using the weighing method.
In the future, when asking such questions, detailed information is required; otherwise the original post will be deleted: lol 1. Tower structure, materials, lining, etc. 2. Medium and its variations, pressure, temperature. 3. Measurement requirements: range, accuracy, etc.