Use and principle of magnetic flap level gauges based on the bypass principle
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The magnetic flap level gauge is suitable for measuring liquids in open or pressurized vessels; it is used to indicate and control the liquid level in tanks, and a drain valve can be installed as needed. The level gauge flap indicator is composed of magnetic color chips; as the float inside the main tube rises with the liquid level, the color chips flip, thereby indicating the liquid level height. A magnetic switch or a remote transmitter can also be installed on the body tube to output a switch signal or an analog signal. Suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure, and corrosion-resistant environments; it offers local display and remote control capabilities. The main tube is made of seamless steel pipe, and the connection parts are welded by drilling, with no scratches inside. Magnetic flap level gauges come in two installation types: side-mounted and top-mounted. In either case, a remote transmission device can be added, allowing the level gauge to display the liquid level locally as well as enable remote monitoring of it.
Magnetic flap level gauges are widely used.
I’m looking for extremes: 160 kilograms of pressure, 300°C – who can handle such conditions and what is the minimum diameter required? Test setup, inside the mixing axe
Use high pressure with stirring instead of magnetic flap valves
The process needs to be carried out on-site; there really is no suitable alternative
Then try magnetic flap switches; Xingshen and Kople are recommended.