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What are on-site water level gauges and low-level water level gauges for boilers?

2016-05-26View Original

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What are on-site water level gauges and low-level water level gauges for boilers? Is there any difference?
Reply #22016-05-26
An in-situ level gauge is a level gauge installed on the drum for direct viewing, such as a glass plate level gauge. “I don’t understand ‘low-level gauge’...
Reply #32016-05-27
Yes, I only learned about the low-level water level gauge by reading the boiler operation procedures; I hadn’t realized it before.
Reply #42016-05-27
I’m drunk too. I think what’s referred to in our company’s operating procedures as a ‘low-level gauge’ is actually an electric contact level gauge; it’s called a low-level gauge simply because it’s located in the control room. Completely confused!
Reply #52016-05-31
The electric contact level gauge has several control points; perhaps the operating procedures are not expressed with sufficient precision!
Reply #62016-05-31
All the atmospheric pressure boilers I’ve encountered include heat transfer oil boilers, with low liquid level switches installed in the high-level oil tanks; The other is that the atmospheric-pressure HVAC boiler is equipped with a pressure switch at its water outlet (to detect static pressure and determine the liquid level) ; It is highly necessary to prevent dry burning of the furnace due to a lack of medium.
Reply #72016-09-12
The low-water level gauge refers to the electrode point and the extreme water level gauge, I guess
Reply #82017-01-01
An in-situ water level gauge is a type of gauge that allows one to see the boiler’s water level at the location where it is installed on the boiler drum; examples include commonly used dual-color water level gauges and magnetic flap water level gauges. A low-level gauge is a type of gauge that allows the water level in the boiler drum to be seen from the boiler control room, such as an electric contact gauge.
Reply #92017-01-01
An in-situ water level gauge is a type of gauge that allows one to see the boiler’s water level at the location where it is installed on the boiler drum; examples include commonly used dual-color water level gauges and magnetic flap water level gauges. A low-level gauge is a type of gauge that allows the water level in the boiler drum to be seen from the boiler control room, such as an electric contact gauge.

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