Liquid level measurement in wax medium equipment
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The project owner is facing the following situation: it is necessary to measure the level of saturated heavy wax in a vertical tank, with an operating temperature of 280°C and an operating pressure of 2.5 MPaG. Since it is a saturated wax, the region above the liquid level in the equipment is a gas-liquid mixture, with a density of approximately 20 kg/m3. Currently, top-mounted guided wave radar is being used, but considering that the gas-liquid mixture may affect the measurements taken by the guided wave radar, (Note: The equipment has arrived) I would like to ask for any good suggestions from everyone Currently, one approach is to increase the waveguide~Feel free to share any opinions you have. Thank you all here first
If there are any similarities, please feel free to give some advice
Can this temperature be used with a radar? ?
Sure, I’ve already bought it. But it feels like it will be disturbed
Master, show us your skills. Is there any solution?
Obviously, the radar will not work under such conditions; it is recommended to use a radio frequency admittance level gauge. Imported ones are relatively expensive; among domestic options, Yueyang Boruitai has relevant usage experience.
If we’re just talking about temperature, I was satisfied with 280; SIEMENS (not an advertisement)
This project uses E+H; choosing a boundary-type design might be more reliable, but we didn’t realize this issue back then………
10th floor: Haha, I don’t know what the fuck kind of post is being made here. Magnetostrictive level gauges cannot be used to measure highly viscous oils or other heavy oils. It’s suggested that the forum add an option for the worst answers, so that such garbage can be filtered out