Can a rubber hose be used as a level gauge?

2009-03-17View Original

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Commonly, there are glass tubes and glass plates; I encountered one made of rubber tubing – I’m not sure if it will work

Reply #22009-03-17

As long as the medium does not cause corrosion, there is no problem; however, the accuracy is uncertain due to significant thermal deformation. Some systems use PTFE tubes, which look like rubber hoses

Reply #32009-03-17

For normal-pressure containers with non-corrosive media, and those that are not volatile, flammable, or explosive, rubber hoses can be used, which is quite convenient

Reply #42009-03-17

Thank you both. I was wondering if there are any specifications regarding the material requirements for level gauges

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