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Seeking help with guided wave radar level gauges

2016-01-07View Original

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A fault occurred in the guided-wave radar level gauge at the unit. During maintenance, it was found that there was a pipe right above the gauge’s flange, and the distance between them was too small, making disassembly and repair difficult. How should it be modified? This container is a pressure vessel.
Reply #22016-01-08
This post was last edited by Qiu Gege Baqi on 2016-1-8 at 13:20, using a cable radar. . . Or replace the mounting port. . .
Reply #32016-01-08
If there are no other testing ports available, then the only option is to modify the pipes; there’s no need to worry about it. After all, no one checked the level gauge when the pipes were installed.
Reply #42016-01-08
Which brand is it? For some products, the radar head and the antenna are separate; they can be taken apart – you can remove the head. The cable usually doesn’t present any problems

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