Level gauge options – a real headache……
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A reactor, about 5 square meters. The upper part is the circulating feed inlet, the lower part is the discharge outlet, with stirring. It contains liquid phosgene as well as organic solvents, and its density still changes. I’d like to ask everyone: what type of level gauge is used to control the liquid level in this reactor?
It’s too difficult. Have you considered radio frequency admittance?
Having understood the hazards of phosgene media, can such level gauges be used?
Glass tube level gauges are prohibited for use with phosgene……
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2019-12-30 at 12:17. Is there a variation in density, and what is the maximum amount of this variation? Math and physics problems without any numerical values are nothing but shameless, dishonest questions. Hehehe, hehe, {:2_36:} What’s the big deal about density fluctuations? What’s the big deal about organic solvents? What’s the big deal about mixing? Brother, with just one punch from me, I’ll knock him out completely......{:2_42:} Avoid the impeller, lower the next two casings, insert the submersible pressure probe and drop it down along the casings – there it is. Automatic density-tracking submersible level gauge (world’s first); installation method for the two pressure sensing probes is the same as that of submersible density meters, illustrated.
Can’t the float be used? Select the float based on the parameter with the lowest density
Isn’t there now a type of glass panel with safety features to prevent leaks?