Magnetic flap, level gauge
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May I ask whether a magnetic flap level gauge can be used as an on-site level indicator at the upper part of the liquefied gas desulfurization tower in a product purification unit? (The medium inside the tower is liquefied gas, MDEA)
If the densities of the two media differ significantly, it’s possible
It depends on the design of the float in your magnetic flip-level gauge – whether it stays at the interface. In principle, it is possible to measure the interface level, but significant errors can occur
The density difference between light and heavy media is relatively large, and the media are not viscous; therefore, a flap-type interface meter can still be used.
In principle, it should be possible, but it is necessary to choose a suitable magnetic float
There should be a greater difference in density; the float design needs to be situated between the densities of the two media in order to remain floating at the interface
If you decide to use it, make sure to find out the density of each of the two media; there’s no problem with these two media
For the measurement interface, it is not recommended to use side-mounted magnetic flip switches; top-mounted magnetic flip switches or top-mounted magnetostrictive level gauges could be considered. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-922089-1-1.html