Measurement of solid materials
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VEGA level gauges were used on site to measure solid materials, but the measured values did not match the actual levels. Sometimes, even when there was material present, the measured value was 0. Is there any good solution for this?
Check whether the installation location is appropriate, paying attention to the antenna’s radiation angle. Whether the probe is contaminated and whether the parameter settings are correct.
There’s a 3D measurement option available, but it’s very expensive; the seller is also here
Reply to 3# Visitor: Do you have any materials? My email address is hzm1973@163.com. I’ve never heard of what you mentioned; I’ll take a look at the instructions first and then study it further.
Reply to 2# backhamm1982: The installation location is reasonable, and all parameters are in line with those set in the control system. I know that one issue is interference signals that prevent data from being transmitted, and it’s also possible that the probes are contaminated; however, there’s nothing that can be done about these problems. Do you have any good solutions? Please share them with me, thank you!
I would like to know which model you purchased from them – PUSL66 or PUSL68 – so that I can suggest solutions to your problems. Because I also work in the level gauge industry.
Using VEGA PUSL63 can effectively solve this problem
Reply to 6# zhangleitong: The models are FLEX61 and 66, with the 61 model being more common. Detailed information can be sent to my email address: hzm1973@163.com. Thank you!
Reply to 6# zhangleitong: One is 66, and the rest are 61
I’ll send you the information you need via QQ that day.
Reply to 6# zhangleitong 61 and 67