Is radar suitable for a height of 0.5 meters?

2020-07-14View Original

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Is a radar level gauge suitable for a measurement range of 0 to 0.5 meters? Has anyone used it, or at least used it for how long?

Reply #22020-07-15

It is better to use a magnetostrictive level gauge.

Reply #32020-07-16

If there is stirring, such a low liquid level is not suitable; a double-flange differential pressure gauge can be used； If there is no stirring, guided wave radar (rod-type or cable-type) can be used.

Reply #42020-07-16

Without stirring, I also think the guided-wave radar will work; thanks

Reply #52020-07-16

Without stirring, a rod-type radar will suffice

Reply #62020-07-17

I don’t think it’s appropriate; the dead zone of conventional radar is 0.4 meters, and it’s difficult to make measurements within the range of 0 to 0.4 meters

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