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Installation of the weighing module on the kettle

2018-10-19View Original

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A weighing module is installed on the tank. If the motor on the tank is mounted horizontally, that is, not at the exact center of the tank (eccentrically), does this affect the measurement?
Reply #22018-10-19
There will be an impact, especially as signal fluctuations occur during normal operation. My previous solution was to add a steel plate to the weighing module in order to minimize the impact of eccentricity.
Reply #32018-10-19
If it were me, I wouldn’t add anything. . . I used a filtering algorithm to deal with the fluctuations in measurements
Reply #42018-10-19
As long as everything can be placed on a few load cells, it’s fine; if it’s too off-center, it will have an impact
Reply #52018-11-02
What is the typical market price for a set of weighing modules? Is their installation simple, and is maintenance easy in the long term? Thank you
Reply #62018-11-02
Weighing module, price — it can range from dozens to tens of thousands, anything is possible. Construction – it depends on the size and weight of the object being tested. . . Small and light items are convenient to handle; electronic scales are quite useful for that. As for large and heavy items, weighing hundreds or thousands of tons, it becomes difficult to find a convenient solution. Maintenance – the level of difficulty is similar to that of construction work. Weighing it: if the object to be measured is large and heavy, then it’s a real engineering project that involves civil work, welding, laying steel plates, using large cranes – there’s so much to take care of and manage; it’s terrifying. Engineering projects can bring in a lot of money, so those factories that produce weighing modules might really like them. I get easily nervous. I’m afraid of those big things; I’m even afraid of the 5-kilogram weight on the piston pressure gauge. . . As soon as I do any physical work, my brain goes into overload. . .
Reply #72018-11-02
What’s the weight required? It’s around ten tons. How much is generally needed? I’ve never dealt with this before, so please help
Reply #82018-11-02
1. I’m not familiar with the prices of weighing modules. . . Our factory does not manufacture load cells. . . I rarely use it either. 2. Go and ask the factory that specializes in weighing devices. A. Explain that you need the weighing values in order to calculate certain physical quantities. B. Describe your ideas and let them know at what times you plan to conduct the weighings. 3. The diagram below shows a single-point level measurement system for large tanks used in mining industries; it’s provided for reference. The small gauge shown in the diagram, about the size of a palm, was manufactured by our factory – none of the other gauges are from us.
Reply #92018-11-02
In addition to knowing the total weight being measured, it is also necessary to know the accuracy of the weighing. Our company uses Mettler Toledo equipment; a single set costs several tens of thousands. Generally, you contact the manufacturer and tell them your total weight, the weighing accuracy, and whether it is explosion-proof; then they can provide a quote.
Reply #102018-11-03
Mettler Toledo has offices in virtually every city at the prefecture level; you can get in touch if needed

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