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Level gauges are to be installed in small cement plants. There are various types of level gauges available on the market; does anyone with expertise know which type of level gauge is suitable for use in cement plants?
Powder? Granules? Still slurry? Bulk material? Different media require different level gauges! For powders or small solid particles, radio frequency admittance methods can be used, as well as fork-type methods, radar methods, ultrasonic methods, and nuclear radiation methods
Powder? Granules? Still slurry? Bulk material? Different media require different level gauges! For powders or small solid particles, radio frequency admittance methods can be used, as well as fork-type methods, radar methods, ultrasonic methods, and nuclear radiation methods
Ultrasonic and radar level gauges, which are contactless, are the preferred choice
For continuous measurement, a domestic 26G radar level gauge will suffice; for on-off measurement, rotary impedance, fork-type, or radio frequency admittance sensors can be used. Considering costs for small factories, domestic products are generally sufficient – the price of one imported unit can equal that of several domestic units. After years of development, domestic instruments are now quite competitive in quality, so they deserve consideration~
I’m sorry; I’m not in your field, and indeed there are considerations regarding price and quality... Thank you to all the experts for their advice
Something awesome – a nuclear radiation neutron level gauge
A 120G high-frequency radar level gauge can be used for measuring cement powder; it performs well in such applications and is not affected by deposits. AC Q:6274240