Why does a false liquid level occur

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:50. Our plant is experiencing false liquid level readings in the electrolyzers! What is the reason? How to solve it? Seeking expert help» The more detailed, the better! # ，， &

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If you have diaphragm cells, it’s possible that the liquid level tube is blocked – things like asbestos fibers in the cell may have blocked the outlet of the liquid level tube. During normal operation, it will be noticed that the liquid level indicated by the switch clip does not change, and touching the liquid level tube does not cause a burning sensation

Reply #32007-12-26

Is it a diaphragm cell or an ion-exchange membrane cell? Please provide more details, OP!

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