Selection of a level gauge for measuring foam height
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Seeking help: In a polymerization reactor equipped with a stirrer, foam is inevitably generated during the reaction process. An antifoaming agent needs to be added depending on the amount of foam produced. Currently, I am looking for a way to monitor the foam level, similar to how liquid levels are measured, so that an alarm can be triggered once a set value is reached. Let’s see what good methods everyone has. Thank you all first!
I heard about measuring foam thickness for the first time! Let’s see what measurement methods are available
Radioactive level gauge. Our company’s polymerization reactors are equipped with stirrers and produce a lot of foam. The effect is good
Using radioactivity to measure foam level? Amazing – transmitters and receivers; how do they work and how is measurement carried out? Could you share a sketch or something?
The liquid level before foaming is known; I want to know the height of the bubbles after foaming
You can try a high-sensitivity level gauge. WeChat building
Using that type of micro-resistance gyroscope sensor means it reacts even to the slightest disturbance, like the presence of a feather
Is there really a sensor like the one you mentioned? Are you just making things up? :If you can actually send a picture or a link or something, then I’ll change my mind and think that your mouth is shaped properly, not like a stupid-shaped mouth. :lol Thanks!
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2019-5-25 09:06. Does such a sensor really exist as you said? Are you just making things up? :If you can actually send a picture or a link or something, then I’ll change my mind and think that your mouth is shaped properly, not an ugly mouth. :lol Thanks!