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Issue with liquid level gauge in inter-stage liquid separation tank of new hydrogen compressor

2011-04-18View Original

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The level gauge (of the float type) always shows full scale even though there is no liquid in the liquid being discharged – how to deal with this?
Reply #22011-05-25
What kind of level gauge? Only by knowing the specific model can the problem be resolved
Reply #32011-06-24
The float inside is stuck there; contact the maintenance staff to handle it
Reply #42011-06-30
We left the separator drain valve closed, there was frost on the outside of the pipeline, but the operations were not in accordance with the specifications.
Reply #52011-08-08
Check whether the signal for remote transmission of the instrument is connected incorrectly, or whether the current signal value is incorrect; Is the float of the on-site instrument stuck? ; Re-calibrating it should do the trick.
Reply #62011-08-09
Well, it’s more likely that there’s an issue with the card...
Reply #72011-08-23
What medium are you using? Generally, only the inter-stage liquid removal tanks in the last two stages contain liquid. What was said above is correct – you need to have the instrumentation team handle it. You’re not an instrumentation specialist, are you? You can just calibrate it by referring to the glass panels on site
Reply #82011-08-24
Based on an approximate estimation of the medium density, it’s sufficient if the liquid level is roughly the same as the actual value; it’s also okay if the observations don’t fluctuate in line with the actual values
Reply #92015-07-17
Full scale displayed, no liquid in the drain------false level

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