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Liquid level measurement in the electrodesalination tank of atmospheric and vacuum distillation units

2020-02-26View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: What type of instrument is generally used to measure the level in the electrical desalination tank of a vacuum distillation unit? I would be extremely grateful if you could all share your insights Thank you! ! !
Reply #22020-02-26
The density difference in the electrodialysis tank is relatively small; therefore, we have chosen a double-flange type with a small measurement range, which offers a good balance between cost and accuracy
Reply #32020-02-27
This post was last edited by Zhuge Sima Linghu Chong on 2020-2-27 at 19:14. Could you please tell us the brand and model of your double flange? Thank you! Also, let’s talk again about the flange spacing – and does this double flange work well where you are? Is the measurement accurate? Thank you! ! !
Reply #42020-02-29
The common one is radio frequency admittance. How can the interface be distinguished in the case of double flanges, as answered on the 2nd floor? I haven’t learned this* before.
Reply #52020-02-29
Well, you’re right; so I want to learn* how to measure this double flange. It’s a pity that the person on the second floor never responds.
Reply #62020-02-29
Is the space between the two flanges always filled with liquid?
Reply #72020-02-29
Well, yes, the space between the two flanges is always filled with liquid. Because it measures the interface level. Oil-water separation interface. Strictly speaking, there is also a thin layer between the oil and water, which is the emulsion layer.

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