Can a radar level gauge measure the level of pure water?
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Measurement medium: pure water; Temperature: 80°C; Pressure: 0.2 Mpa; Range: 5 m. Can a radar level gauge be used to measure the level of pure water?
Sure, a radar level gauge isn’t an electromagnetic flow meter; it should work fine with pure water, after all, the radar detects the reflected waves
Sure, but it’s also underutilizing such great capabilities
Sure! It’s fine as long as it can be detected; there should be no moving parts inside.
Whether a radar level gauge can be used is related to the dielectric constant of the substance, but dielectric constant is not related to conductivity~
Anyway, all the water tanks in my factory are equipped with radar. Whether it’s a fire water tank or a sewage tank.
Sure, radar level gauges are used for medical pure water tanks – they are highly sensitive
It has no impact; just use it directly. Submersible level gauges are much cheaper