I haven’t been here for a long time; I have new questions and need everyone’s help
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Hello, everyone! I would like to ask how to measure the volume of a reaction vessel: currently we buy wooden pieces on which we mark the scales ourselves and then fill them with water; I’m not sure if there are any ready-made tools for marking such scales available. Everyone can also share the measurement methods used in their own companies; your advice is welcome!
We use ultrasonic level gauges and other measuring devices based on the customer’s materials
Use a radar level gauge, or a magnetic flap level gauge
Flip-board level gauge and magnetic float level gauge
The key point is that our company deals in dyes, and flip-top level gauges and magnetic float level gauges are not easy to clean! Meters such as ultrasonic level gauges for measuring such high-end items are probably not needed here
It is recommended that you consult the manufacturer of the reactor; since others are unaware of the specific parameters of your reactor, they are unable to determine the relationship between the scale and the volume.
Guided wave radar, or ultrasonic radar
Hmm, okay. I’ll go ask the manufacturer to see if they have any solutions
A level gauge can be used; this shouldn’t be too difficult
Is the poster trying to measure the actual volume of the reaction vessel, or the volume of the material during the reaction?
Didn’t the reactor I bought come with a volume label? Water can also be metered and injected into the kettle to make the calculation.