Double-flange transmitter capillary fixation
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The capillary of the double-flange transmitter has no place to be fixed, and it looks unsightly when it’s left hanging around. The lower flange has to pass through the floor grid, and the cut-out installation holes have been sealed; therefore, it will be necessary to cut through the grid panels again when replacing it, which is quite troublesome. Dear experts, if you have any good suggestions, please let me know. Thank you!
Weld a triangle piece next to the level gauge and fix the capillary tube inside it, making sure it does not interfere with the removal of the level gauge or other maintenance activities
Generally, three angle irons are used for fixation; this type of unsecured setup is now required to be corrected according to safety inspection regulations, as it can cause fluctuations in the readings when there is strong wind
One has to ask such questions online. To what extent is this practical skill poor?
In the vertical direction, it can be secured using angle steel at an angle of ∠40; the part that passes through the floor slab is designed as a removable partition for easy installation and removal.
Level gauge using dual-probe subtraction, with cable connection for easy installation and use
Someone upstairs said that the guy from safety inspection is toxic; that’s exactly what happened here when the safety inspector came around last time. . :L:L:L
I guess angle iron is usually used, as it fits perfectly inside:victory: