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There are many impurities in the medium; how should the tank level gauge be designed?

2010-12-02View Original

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With many impurities in the medium, level gauges are particularly prone to clogging, and neither guided-wave radar level gauges nor magnetic flap level gauges provide accurate readings! How should a level gauge for such a tank be designed?
Reply #22010-12-02
Reply 1# zybrong: It would be better to use two level gauges, so as to cross-check each other. It is also important to have a cleaning device and to carry out regular maintenance.

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