Which level gauge should be used for the catalyst tank
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The tank is 13 meters high and is used to hold catalyst, which is a powdered solid. Which level gauge would be suitable – a cable-guided radar or a horn-type radar? When removing the catalyst, it falls from a height of 2/3.
Nuclear radiation level gauge. Why install a level gauge? It won’t overflow; if it’s empty, it can be detected in other ways
A flare-type radar level gauge with a purging function can be considered
If the dust level is not high, a horn-shaped radar level gauge can be used; if the dust level is high and there is significant interference, it is recommended to use a 120G high-frequency radar, with AC Q: 6274240
It is best to use a radar with an air-blown horn to prevent dust accumulation on the probe from affecting measurements; in environments with a lot of dust, a high-frequency radar is more reliable!
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Can the radar handle such high levels of dust? How are weight-based level gauges?
The XSRD809 frequency-modulated continuous-wave radar level gauge can be used for measurement; it has a beam angle of 3°, a precision of ±1 mm, and a blind zone of 0.1 m. The droplet-shaped lens antenna is not affected by deposits on it. If you need more information, feel free to send a private message