Can a capacitive level gauge be used for the level measurement in the urea stripping tower?

2009-03-06View Original

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Can a capacitive level gauge be used for the level measurement in the urea stripping tower?

Reply #22009-03-06

Personally, I think it’s uncertain; it mainly depends on the temperature of the tower. Generally, the temperature during operation of a capacitor level gauge (transmitter) should not exceed 130°, as the stripping tower can get very hot and damage such devices due to overheating

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