I would like to know the number of level gauges in the urea industry, their installation locations, and how they are being used.
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As the title suggests: For a urea project of roughly several tens of thousands of tons, how many level gauges would be needed approximately? (Only solid level) What type of level gauge should be used? How is it working? I also asked the design institute about this, but they didn’t have the time to deal with me; I found one from Yangmei on the internet. The quantities are as follows: Package 1 of the bidding items: Capacitive level gauges, 3 units ； Ultrasonic level gauge for liquids (materials), 4 units ； Float level switch, 1 unit in Package 2: Radar level gauge for liquid (material), 2 units ； Magnetostrictive level gauges, 12 units ； Magnetic flap level gauges, 5 units. I’m not sure if there’s any specific terminology related to this in the manufacturing field I’ll still ask the fellow sailors for help. Thank you.
For measuring the level of solids, our factory has two types of level gauges: one is an air-blown level gauge, and the other is a radar level gauge. It is mainly used in large-particle devices.
Our company specializes in level gauges. If possible, I would like to send you some product information. My email address is cookiebobo@126.com; we can communicate via email if that’s convenient for you