Problems with input liquid level measuring range
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Dear heroes, the depth of the overflow well of the pool is -2.90m, the top of the well is 0.00m, and the high-level alarm (dual pump start): -1.550m, single pump starting liquid level: -2.150m, low level alarm (stop pump liquid level): -2.350. I choose an input-type liquid level meter, what should I write in the measuring range? Should the measuring range be set according to the well depth, or according to the high and low liquid levels?
The insertion (thrust) length is 2.50~2.80, and the measuring range is 1.20~1.60. The zero point of the plunger level gauge starts from the position of the sensor.； The liquid level measurement range should include all alarm points and required measurement ranges ； The sensor of the input-type liquid level gauge is preferably at a certain distance from the bottom of the container (depending on the possible sedimentation). The left side of the figure below shows the process conditions, and the right side is the position of the liquid level gauge, which is the corresponding alarm point. (Take inserting 2.50 as an example)
You must select the measuring range according to the well depth, otherwise there will be no signal or signal after passing that point?
What kind of investment? Just throw the single flange in, it's not that troublesome