Is it necessary to install a level gauge in the liquid alkali spray tower of the exhaust gas treatment system?
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Is it necessary to install a level gauge in the liquid alkali spray tower of the exhaust gas treatment system? Why doesn’t the equipment provided by the supplier have a level gauge opening?
How to monitor the liquid level? Is drainage required? It’s best to have it
Currently, in accordance with environmental regulations, if this alkali spray tower is used as the final stage of exhaust gas treatment, it is necessary to equip it with an online pH detector, a alkali addition control valve, a magnetic flap level gauge (with remote control), and a dual-circulation pump. These four components must be connected to a DCS or PLC control system, and the circulation pump requires a secondary power supply.
What is the function of a magnetic flap level gauge (with remote control)?
What is the function of a magnetic flap level gauge (with remote control)?
The magnetic flap level gauge (with remote transmission) allows one to determine the current liquid level by looking at the panel, while the signal is transmitted to the DCS
The magnetic flap level gauge (with remote transmission) allows one to determine the current liquid level by looking at the panel, while the signal is transmitted to the DCS
Is a level gauge still needed? Otherwise, how can one observe the liquid loss inside the tower?