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Storage tank level

2015-12-08View Original

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Everyone, for a standard horizontal storage tank, is the zero point of the magnetic flap level gauge located at the lowest liquid level in the tank?
Reply #22015-12-08
The question is not clear. 1. The opening of the liquid level gauge in a horizontal tank is generally not at the bottom of the tank, but rather on the side. Unless you lead a U-tube from the bottom of the tank and attach a level gauge to the U-tube. 2. Currently, the zero point indicated by the magnetic flip plate is generally at the same height as the lower outlet tube of the glass panel; a protrusion extends downward from the bottom of the gauge cylinder. 3. Is the zero point of the indoor liquid level the same as that of the outdoor glass panel? Assuming the opening height is the same, the zero point of the magnetic flap mentioned earlier should be the same as the zero point inside the chamber.

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