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2019-01-22View Original

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Reactor with stirrer. Type 1: materials that are slightly viscous; Type 2: ordinary materials. Stirring is available in all cases. Do you think differential pressure or radar is better? ? ?
Reply #22019-01-22
Given the properties of the material, if there are issues with the level gauge during use, weighing the tank could be considered as an alternative. Since the tank weighing sensor is installed outside the tank, it is highly suitable for measuring materials that are corrosive, operate at high or low temperatures, or have poor flow properties. The measurement results are not affected by process parameters such as the shape of the tank, the temperature of the material, or its viscosity.
Reply #32019-01-22
A differential pressure type with stirring is better; for viscous substances, a horn-shaped radar is more suitable. However, rotating equipment can affect the measurements
Reply #42019-01-22
Won’t the differential pressure and stirring affect the measurement?·
Reply #52019-01-22
Weighing is expensive; usually, we only use weighing when nothing else works·
Reply #62019-01-22
Well, the cost is a bit higher, and installation is also slightly more complicated.
Reply #72019-01-22
Radar can be used; a measurement tube can be installed on the side of the reactor, with the radar placed at the top of this tube to avoid being affected by the stirring process. Changhui Instruments yunrun.com.cn
Reply #82019-01-22
There is also an impact, but the fluctuating pressure difference is not particularly large, so the effect is minor
Reply #92019-01-23
What are the requirements for making a measuring tank? Can ordinary level gauges be used instead for creating such a tank?·
Reply #102019-01-23
The measuring cylinder has been introduced; of course, the others can also be used, but care must be taken regarding the issue of high viscosity

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