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Level gauge

2020-08-11View Original

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The resin tank under vacuum comes with a heated outer coil for stirring; how should the level gauge be selected?
Reply #22020-08-11
A magnetic float level gauge installed on the tank wall would be better, right?
Reply #32020-08-11
Magnetic flap? Radar? Infrared? Many kinds
Reply #42020-08-12
The resin material has high viscosity and contains volatiles, which can easily clog the probe and float ball
Reply #52020-08-12
SMD? Coil on the outside of the tank
Reply #62020-08-12
Radio frequency admittance can be considered; we use it in high-viscosity and high-temperature conditions, and although it isn’t particularly accurate, it’s still acceptable.
Reply #72020-08-12
For top-mounted installation, radar level gauges and radio frequency admittance sensors should work, but the transmission angle needs to be taken into consideration; for side-mounted installation, double-flange diaphragm types can be used.
Reply #82020-08-12
There aren’t many options; radar, I guess.

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