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Interface measurement, as well as a densitometer

2012-03-19View Original

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I need help from experts: which type is better for interface measurement, and which are the better manufacturers for import density meters?
Reply #22012-03-19
For radio frequency admittance interface meters, we use products from DE Company, and they perform well.
Reply #32012-03-19
For level gauges, options include radar, double-flange, and float type level gauges! Density meters and mass flow meters can also be used for measurement!
Reply #42012-03-19
Where is it used? Is it on long-distance pipelines? Optical interfacemeters and vibrating density meters are generally used on long-distance pipelines.
Reply #52012-03-19
This post was last edited by jackysheng8832 on 2012-3-19 22:53; it has a channel shape at the top and a conical shape below. . The main goal is to achieve automatic separation. .
Reply #62012-03-21
The online density meter from Fairburn in the United States – you can learn more at www.filburnist.cn
Reply #72012-03-21
3. Suspended floating layer thickness meter: In the past, the spring cable shown in the diagram above was used, but it is no longer used nowadays; instead, a contact type system is employed, one that features a straight, automatically extendable cable. It is no longer a non-contact type system either – rather, it uses a straight, automatically extendable pressure-transmitting tube. The sensor is located outside the container and does not come into contact with the medium
Reply #82012-05-16
For measuring interfaces, external-mounted ultrasonic level gauges are a good option; the original poster might want to look into them.

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