Which type of radio frequency admittance level gauge is the best?
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Our company used float level gauges in the past; due to the small density difference between the two media, the measurements were inaccurate. We now plan to switch to radio frequency admittance level gauges, but we’re not sure which brand is the best. Could anyone with experience give us some advice? Thank you!
The E+H capacitive level gauge is, in fact, a radio frequency admittance level gauge; the first capacitive level gauge was invented by E+H
Which domestic ones are quite good for use?
Why isn’t there anyone to give some guidance? Thank you all! !
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Has anyone used a good level gauge?
It’s better to consult someone when it comes to measuring interfaces; just because one product has good quality doesn’t necessarily mean it will work. There are requirements regarding the density difference between the two media, and each case needs to be analyzed on its own
Currently, there are many methods for measuring liquid levels, but it seems that there aren’t yet very good methods for detecting interfaces. Last time, I developed a system that used differential pressure for measurement, and then applied the formulas p=pgh and h=p/pg to solve the equations on the PLC
The better option is Amitek DE; generally, each unit costs a little over 20,000. Another brand seems to be Pendikate; I haven’t used it. The domestic ones are mainly produced in Tianjin; there are Tianjin Knight, Fit, and another company – all of them are located in the Tianjin Huayuan Industrial Zone. Each unit costs 10,000
The performance of Tianjin Fitt is quite satisfactory