Magnetic flap level gauge
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Why are magnetic flap level gauges not suitable for media with a density of less than 400 kg/m3? The float material is considered to be SS316, with a density of 8000 kg/m3. Is it because there is concern that the float won’t be able to float?
The high viscosity affects the rotation of the magnetic float, leading to increased measurement errors.
Yes, it’s easy to understand: since the density of the float is much greater than that of the medium, the float will sink to the bottom and not be able to float back up.
The float has a minimum density requirement; if the density is below this value, the float cannot float and level measurement is not possible.
The float can be customized according to the density of the liquid.
It’s because I’m afraid it won’t float; the difference is too great