Level gauge issue
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Dear sea friends, I have a question: what are the level gauges that possess both on-site display functionality and centralized control display functionality? Has your factory experienced that before? How effective is it?
Options such as differential pressure, single-flange, double-flange, ultrasonic, and radar types all come with on-site display as well as centralized control display functions
There are many of these, including both electric floats and magnetic floats. This post was last edited by lsswyb01 on 2009-4-17 21:37.]
Generally, level gauges with remote transmission have this function; of course, exceptions apply to things like glass plates
Electrical signal magnetic flap level gauges have this function.
The EJA210A we use can display the information locally as well as on the DCS; both displays are available simultaneously
The selection of a level gauge depends crucially on the properties of the medium and the operating conditions. Those with remote transmission also have an on-site display function, whether it is an electric float or a magnetic float.
We’ve basically used all of them except for rays
All types of level measurement instruments with a 4–20mA output are suitable
There are floats, differential pressure, ultrasound, and more. However, the differential pressure measured by blowing is very inaccurate; in many cases it results in false liquid level readings, which need to be corrected. Ultrasonic feeding has a significant impact on it; it is not allowed.