The radar can measure temperatures as high as 1000 degrees
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I’d like to share a custom product for users in the coal coking industry, those working with coking processes. These users need to measure the material level, but the temperature is quite high, around 1000 degrees Celsius. Such scenes are relatively rare, so I’m sharing them here for everyone to see. Site temperature: 1100 degrees. Silo height: 10 meters. Process interference: Interference from water vapor. Recommended solution: 1. Our flagship product, the German MOLLOET weight, was initially recommended; however, this option was ruled out due to the high temperature accelerating the aging of the steel belt, as well as the low height of the silo, which would cause the weight to rise and damage the gauge as a result of the high temperatures. 2. Another option is radar, but imported radars were ruled out as well due to considerations regarding price and service. 3. Then, the engineers in the R&D department developed this high-temperature radar through analysis and experimentation. Feel free to discuss or get in touch with me
Radar can measure temperatures up to 1000 degrees Celsius (Topic ID 3314315). Can radar be used for temperature measurement? ?
No, it only means that this high-temperature medium can be measured
In terms of usage, it’s no different from ordinary radar systems, so it can be used with confidence. An infrared thermometer showed that the temperature at the radar sensor was around 45 degrees, while the temperature of the device’s casing was 56 degrees – which is already within the temperature tolerance range for regular instruments