Which level gauge should be used?
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The water well has a diameter of 1 meter, the water temperature is 80 degrees, and the measurement range is 45 meters. Level measurement is required; the customer has ruled out submersible and ultrasonic sensors. What other types of instruments can be used for this purpose? Thank you!
High-temperature and high-pressure magnetic flap level gauges meet the requirements of industries such as power generation, heating, and gas supply on a wider scale. They utilize a unique cooling mechanism to effectively control the operating temperature of the instrument, preventing the magnetic components from losing their magnetism under high-temperature conditions and thus ensuring reliable operation. These gauges can measure temperatures up to 450°C and pressures up to 25 MPa. I have radar level gauges and fork-type level gauges available; feel free to get in touch if you need them. As for magnetic levitation level gauges, you’ll need to inquire separately!
I think a magnetic flap level gauge would work, but it should be a submersible type
Servo level gauges offer high precision, but they require a guide wave tube and are expensive
If there’s no medium in contact, and the medium cannot be brought out, can the radar still function?
It is more convenient to use a handheld ultrasonic depth gauge.
The submersible level gauge should work fine
Range: 45 meters, using a submersible type
Why not consider an immersion type? It’s 45 meters deep. I don’t know what they were thinking about using magnetic flap switches; it’s correct that ultrasound isn’t a viable option here. There is steam rising, and ultrasound can’t cover such a range either. With steam rising, radar also won’t work
Radar can still be used; many companies take into account the issue of fluid accumulation in the probes when designing radars, and this problem has been effectively resolved
Using magnetic flip plates for 45 meters is ridiculous!