Is it feasible to control the oil-water interface in a continuous extraction tower using an interfacial meter?

2017-04-27View Original

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The common practice is to use π-shaped tubes for interface adjustment; now I am considering using an interface controller for automated control. I’m not sure if this is feasible, and I wonder if there are any established manufacturers or existing application examples What are the control principles and reliability?

Reply #22017-04-27

This process is not easy to control; this one uses the density difference instead

Reply #32017-04-27

What specific extraction is being done? It can be used

Reply #42017-05-22

Is the difference in density large? If it’s large, it should work; if it’s too small, it might be a bit difficult~

Reply #52018-04-04

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