Solutions for remote liquid level transmitters
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The material undergoing the reaction is exposed to a temperature of 400 degrees Celsius; it is cooled through this material. However, the high temperature causes the organic material to carbonize and form carbon black, which over time blocks the flange connections at the top and bottom of the liquid level, preventing the liquid level in the cooling tower from being displayed properly. Could someone with expertise please suggest a solution?
I assume you are using a differential pressure level transmitter; this type of transmitter is only suitable for systems where the material has good fluidity. It is recommended that you use another level monitoring method. For example, radar-type ones are very good.