Selection of level gauge for triple-effect ammonium chloride solution
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The current three-effect evaporation system in our facility uses magnetic flap level gauges. Since the liquid involved is a supersaturated ammonium chloride solution, crystallization always occurs once the temperature drops, which affects the performance of the system; as a result, workers have to clean it frequently. I am considering switching to an inserted double-flange differential pressure level gauge. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with using this type of gauge in such applications. Thank you
That location? Separator or cooling tank?
Double-flange differential pressure level gauges are a mature technology; nowadays, aside from some multi-effect manufacturers that use magnetic flip-gauge systems, they are rarely used elsewhere