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The material level of calcium carbide silos is generally measured by radar level meters, but this kind of material level meter is not very accurate, especially when calculating the calcium carbide storage capacity, there will be a large deviation. We once used crushing calibration to determine the material level inventory of the silo. The entire vehicle's calcium carbide is broken, and the material level is recorded for each shovel and finally calculated. Do you have any good methods to accurately calculate calcium carbide inventory?
Hey, crushers are piece-rate temporary workers. How much carbide they break is related to their income. Unless arrangements are made in advance to reduce the number of breaks, generally as long as the silo is empty, it will never be empty. It will be broken if it can be broken, and it will usually be full.
Siemens' 460 is widely used in calcium carbide silos, so there is no problem.
Maybe using a weighing silo is better and more accurate than using a material level meter!
Just install the load cell on the support of the silo (hanging ear or base).
It is more accurate to use a weighing type material level bin, but for a project that is put into production, it is impossible to replace the equipment. You can use a weighing type conveyor belt to obtain the weight value, and then use the calcium carbide accumulation density (calcium carbide particle size) to obtain the weight value.
Can you elaborate on how it works? ? Nowadays, radar is generally used to measure the material level and there is a large deviation.
Weighing is indeed more accurate than radar, but the price is not even a little bit more expensive than radar.
In fact, each product has its own unique characteristics. Siemens' radar has a long history in solid powder measurement. It was purchased from a Canadian company, and there are many mines there, so powder measurement is common there, so it has many of its own characteristics. In addition, on-site debugging is also a very important link. You can find out the specific working principle by searching online. Siemens has several radars for measuring powders to choose from. If you have any questions, you can ask me.
In this case, it is definitely most appropriate to use a weighing module. We are doing weighing. Let's make friends! My QQ: 97688304
Please recommend a radar level meter model suitable for use in calcium carbide silos. The calcium carbide particles are large and lumpy (2-5cm). The material level in the silo is also uneven. The feeding opening is high and the surrounding area is the lowest. The depth of the silo is about 13m.