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What standards define or explain direct-reading level gauges?

2019-03-08View Original

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“Is there an official term definition for a “direct-reading level gauge”? Or range definition? Is it mentioned in any standards or regulations?
Reply #22019-03-08
I don’t know; I’m unaware
Reply #32019-03-08
This post was last edited by Concave Blade Hero on 2019-3-8 at 16:43. The medium inside the measuring device can be seen, and the height of the interface indicates the liquid level. You mean the boiler drum, right?
Reply #42019-03-08
It does not refer specifically to level gauges used in boilers, but also to those used in containers. Is your statement based on common understanding or is it substantiated? Is there a source for the relevant standards? Thank you
Reply #52019-03-08
Of course, direct-reading level gauges are used in many applications; I’ve only seen explicit requirements for them in relation to bubbles in boilers. The above interpretation is my personal understanding

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