Issues regarding the selection of level gauges for hydrogenation reactors

Are there pre-installed holes? You can contact the manufacturer of radar level gauges.

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Hydrogenation reactor, with hydrogen as the medium? ? ? ? ?

Based on the conditions of your reactor as you have provided, I recommend using a differential pressure level gauge to measure the liquid level. Specifically, suspended differential pressure level gauges or side-mounted differential pressure level gauges can be considered. The suspended differential pressure level gauge is suitable for measuring media at high temperatures and high pressures. Its working principle involves suspending a tensioning device in the liquid to measure level changes, with a differential pressure sensor being used to convert the level signal into an electrical signal for output. The side-mounted differential pressure level gauge is suitable for measurements under high temperature and pressure conditions. Its principle involves using a device connected to both the liquid side and the high-pressure gas side to measure the difference in liquid level heights, and then converting the level signal into an electrical signal for output. Regardless of the type of level gauge chosen, it is necessary to ensure that its material can withstand high temperatures and pressures in order to guarantee accurate measurement and safety. Furthermore, to prevent hydrogen leaks, a reliable sealing design should be chosen, along with enhanced safety measures such as interlinked alarm systems. .

We also have hydrogen axes, but without a liquid level indicator. Axes generally don’t have level gauges installed, right?

If there are pre-made holes, I’ll talk to the manufacturer. Thank you

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