Selection of liquid ammonia level gauge
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We have a liquid ammonia tank on site; it originally had a magnetic flap level gauge. Now, it is required to add another remote level gauge; there is a DN80 pre-installed hole at the top of the tank. I’d like to ask everyone which one is better to use. Has it been used? Could you recommend some? I’m not sure whether guided wave radar or capacitive sensors is better.
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All of them can be used, so we will proceed with production.
A director’s radar is fine; it would be best to have a director’s tube； Or a servo level gauge can also be used
If a radar is to be used, a contact-type guided-wave radar level gauge should be chosen; contactless types are not suitable. A capacitive level gauge can also be used
A magnetostrictive level gauge can be installed at the DN80 port; it provides accurate measurement, low error, and is reasonably priced
Guided wave radar will do; we can produce it