Regarding interface meters
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There’s another reactor with a pressure of about 10 kilograms; it contains oil and water that are incompatible with each other. Due to the applied pressure, both oil and water remain in liquid state. May I ask experts how it is possible to measure the phase interface? Is there any type of interface detector that can transmit signals electronically? I’m referring to devices that do not use glass tubes.
If the density difference is large enough, it can be measured using a double-flange transmitter.
Float level gauges are generally used to measure interfaces quite often.
For the measurement interface, a float-type level gauge is recommended as it yields good results; it is important to check the surface of the float regularly to ensure that no dirt accumulates on it. :handshake
There are many types of instruments for measuring boundary positions. “\"Through electrical signal transmission,\" as long as there is a signal output, that’s sufficient. When selecting a level gauge, attention should be paid to the density difference between the two media.
Both float level gauges and double-flange level gauges work.