What is the difference between a guided-wave radar level gauge and a radar level gauge? ?

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Dear everyone, what is the difference between guided-wave radar level gauges and conventional radar level gauges? How should we make a choice when selecting one? ? How to tell the difference, and where are they used respectively? ?

Reply #22011-03-21

Guided wave is a form of radar.

Reply #32011-03-21

Guided waves are generally used in environments where accurate measurement is difficult, such as those with foam or heavy dust. With cables or tubes for wave guidance, accurate measurement is possible!

Reply #42011-03-21

Guided wave radar level gauges are contact-type, while radar level gauges are non-contact type.

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