When should a magnetic flap level gauge be equipped with a steam jacket?
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When should a magnetic flap level gauge be equipped with a steam jacket?
Crystallizable media are heated by steam or heat tracing
In cases where the medium may freeze during normal production. Be sure to take into account the temperatures during extreme cold weather in the area.
Can I use heating tubes wrapped around the magnetic flap level gauge instead of a steam jacket?
Be careful not to damage the instrumentation equipment (steam tracing is usually around 180°C), and take insulation measures to prevent burns. Using steam condensate for heating can be considered, but attention must be paid to preventing freezing of the condensate heating pipes in extreme weather conditions.
Sure. As long as there is heat tracing, insulation must be taken into consideration
When the medium temperature is low, causing crystallization, solidification, or increased viscosity that prevents flow, a jacket should be considered. The heating medium can be steam, heat transfer oil, or hot water.
Materials that crystallize easily, as well as those with heat retention requirements
How is your device designed? I mean the device in which your level gauge is installed. Follow the same design as the device.