Please recommend switch-type instruments for measuring bubbles that form on the surface of the liquid in a reaction vessel
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A reactor generates bubbles as it heats up; I want to have an alarm triggered when these bubbles reach a certain height. What methods are available for this? Thank you. Kettle-type liquids are non-conductive, with a temperature range of up to 150°.
What you said is a bit vague. If your alarm location is suitable, simply install a fork-type level switch. If it’s installed from the top, just put a radar level gauge and that’s it
It’s not about measuring the liquid level; rather, it’s intended to send an alarm signal when the foam on the inside reaches a certain height.
The liquid inside tends to form foam, and this foam is detrimental to production; once the foam reaches a certain height, other measures are taken to prevent its formation. So it’s necessary to know the height of the foam
Is the gas phase in the material tank sealed and under pressure? Should it still not be connected to the atmospheric pressure environment?