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Dimensions of the connection flanges for magnetic flap level gauges

2019-06-21View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: the standard process connection flange size for magnetic flap level gauges is DN25. Under what conditions is it necessary to use a larger flange?
Reply #22019-06-21
Is it necessary to increase the fluorine lining of the measurement tube?
Reply #32019-06-21
It can be selected if there are special requirements, but these should be specified at the time of ordering.
Reply #42019-06-21
Apart from DN25, what other common specifications are there? Thank you
Reply #52019-06-21
DN20 DN25 DN32 DN40
Reply #62019-06-21
The commonly used magnetic flap process connection flanges are mostly DN20 and DN25; As long as the fluidity of the medium is not an issue, flanges of larger sizes don’t make much difference.
Reply #72019-06-21
The connecting flange is a loop flange, which is generally determined based on the size of the pre-existing opening in the equipment. Since the measuring tube we use is generally 50, the connecting tube is 25.
Reply #82019-06-21
Equipment made of fiberglass reinforced plastic, PP, or with linings is preferably larger in size; it is difficult to manufacture when the pipe openings of the equipment are too small
Reply #92019-06-22
It depends on how you design it on-site; the standard sizes are 25, 32, 50, and 80. The size chosen is always determined based on the client’s requirements on-site, so it doesn’t really make a difference
Reply #102019-08-12
, it is considered a selection table for standard automated magnetic flap level gauges, https://www.levelmeter.cn/productshow-60-5-1.html

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