On the selection of interfacial liquid level for carbon disulfide

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Our carbon disulfide storage tanks currently use a water seal system; the entire tank together with the upper connection piece is about 7 meters tall. The tank is submerged underwater, and a water seal is used inside it. Water is forced out of the tank at a pressure of around 0.5 MPa. The water level in this connection piece can change, and aside from using magnetostrictive level gauges and servo level gauges, we are currently testing E+H guided wave level gauges along with capacitive level gauges. However, due to changes in water level and water quality, the capacitance values change, which limits the accuracy of these gauges. Are there any colleagues who use other types of level gauges that offer better performance?

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