Density meter selection consultation
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I would appreciate your advice: there are bubbles in the liquid that cannot be removed; what type of remote density meter should be used? Corrosion resistance is required.
One has to seek help when there’s no other option; it should be possible to have online measurements transmitted to the DCS to guide production, as it’s a continuous production line.
Thank you, I’ve tried it; due to the gas-liquid reaction, the products remain gas and liquid, so it’s impossible to eliminate them.
The Coriolis mass flow meter can measure the flow rate, density, and concentration of liquids containing a small amount of gas； It can resist a certain degree of corrosion.
Emerson’s densitometers are good; one can compare them with normal values as well as those with bubbles, and make adjustments in the parameter settings
1. Vibratory densitometer: Used to measure the density of liquids; it can also be used to measure the density of gases. 2. Radioactive densitometer: Used to measure the density of liquids; it can also be used to measure the density of gases. A gamma-ray source such as Cs137 can be used, or Co60 can also be employed. 3. Coriolis mass flow meter: Used to measure the density of liquids; it can also be used to measure the density of gases