Selection issues for level gauges in small-volume stirred-tank reactors
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Our company is engaged in fine chemical projects, and the park now specifies that laboratories are not allowed to carry out pilot-scale tests. Therefore, we have decided to install some small-volume reaction vessels in the production workshops; reactors of 100L or 200L capacity with stirring mechanisms – it’s unlikely that those would work for this purpose. Furthermore, our company’s products are not fixed; the reaction vessels are multi-functional, the density of the materials varies, and differential pressure is not an option either. I would like to ask everyone for any good suggestions. Thank you so much!
Consider installing instruments in guide tubes or bypass tubes; this reduces liquid level fluctuations as well, and they are not affected by the blades
Install a guided wave radar on the bypass pipe?
Add a flow meter to control the liquid level via flow measurement. And install a liquid level limit switch.
For intelligent drainage control, I can provide a flow level detector for inside the pipeline.
We mainly want to pay attention to the liquid level in the tank during distillation and concentration, for fear of it drying up
Are there any relevant instructions? Is it possible to monitor the liquid level inside the tank in real time?
Weighing is generally used when feeding in materials, right? We want to monitor the liquid level in the tank in real time
Just add a limit switch. One is installed for the upper limit and one for the lower limit. The internal level detector for pipelines doesn’t seem suitable for your application, as it appears you don’t have a liquid discharge process.