Selection of level gauge
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I am currently conducting experiments with tar and have run into a problem regarding the selection of a level gauge. I would appreciate it if everyone could help me come up with a solution: the operating pressure in the reactor is 8 MPag, the operating temperature is 350°C, and the medium consists of tar plus a catalyst (the catalyst particles have a diameter of about 30–40 um). The differential pressure + capacitive level gauge currently in use features a gas-guiding inlet at the upper part for the level measurement element, while the liquid is guided through a filter at the lower part (to prevent catalyst from entering and damaging the measurement element); the measurement element itself is of the capacitive type. Level gauges are primarily used to control the liquid level in the reaction vessel by regulating the pneumatic valve at the outlet. At present, this level gauge is completely unreliable and fails to display accurately; the filter in the liquid conduit gets clogged frequently, preventing the liquid from reaching the measuring element. Could everyone please help choose a suitable level gauge? Thank you!
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