I would like to ask the experts: Is the liquid level indicator on site of the gasoline hydrocracking fractionator showing abnormal readings?

2015-08-17View Original

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The on-site level gauge is a magnetic float level gauge; we have flushed it and the float is not stuck, but yet the gauge does not display any reading? ? Have any of you masters encountered such a situation? ?

Reply #22015-08-18

Is the weight of the float greater than the density of gasoline? Is there a leak in the float, allowing the medium to get inside? Is the manual valve on the level gauge blocked? Is there really no liquid present?

Reply #32015-08-18

Because sometimes it can be displayed, but suddenly it can’t be displayed anymore! There is indeed a liquid level, and long-distance transmission works fine

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