What type of level switch is suitable for a steam condensation tank!
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There is a steam condensation tank, and the steam level in it fluctuates greatly. A float level switch is installed at the top of the tank; often, steam fluctuations cause impacts on the float, resulting in inaccurate readings. I would like to ask what type of gauge would be suitable in such situations.
Try a tuning fork? But it seems there might be a condensation issue.....
I wonder if magnetostriction will work.
You can try a side-mounted float level controller
With the float level switches that were installed earlier, it was always the float that caused problems. Due to the intense steam impact, float balls of poor quality will get damaged.
With the float level switches that were installed earlier, it was always the float that caused problems. Due to the intense steam impact, float balls of poor quality will get damaged.
You can add me on QQ at 568099860; send me the pictures from the scene so I can give you some advice
Can’t you think from a different perspective? Solve the steam shock problem.
Drawing on the design of high-pressure steam drums, an electrode-type level switch. @jiaguoyun
Try the immersion-type level measurement method
Double-flange level gauge; this is the type used in our condensate tanks. The local level gauge consists of a glass plate