Questions about the carbon disulfide level gauge?
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What type of level gauge is suitable for measuring the level of carbon disulfide? Some suggest using magnetostrictive level gauges; are there any manufacturers in China that are good at producing such gauges? What other methods are there to measure it?
For those using upper-mounted magnetic flip valves, the density of the float ball should be between that of water and carbon disulfide
Magnetostrictive, capable of measuring water level and CS2 level. Many are done domestically
Are there any reliable manufacturers? Please provide one or two.
Does this liquid, carbon disulfide, have any special properties? ? Do you need a special level gauge to measure the liquid level? ? I think any type of level gauge will work! ! ! It just depends on the level of precision you want! ! ! Seeking advice! ! !
This post was last edited by Wang Tianze on 2016-6-11 at 20:22. Carbon disulfide does not require magnetostriction, unless high precision is required. If signal output is not required, a magnetic flap level gauge or a glass plate level gauge will suffice; a two-color quartz tube level gauge is also an option.
Carbon disulfide is flammable, explosive, and highly toxic; therefore, water seals are generally required. When transferring it from storage tanks to the workshop, pumps are used to add water to the tanks, with the water pressure driving the transfer process.