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Measurement of the catalyst level in the catalytic unit’s reaction catalyst tank

2016-09-26View Original

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Is the measurement of catalyst tanks done on-site? What is attached to the gauge used for measurement? When measuring my current waste catalyst tank, a DN32 iron plate keeps falling into the catalyst
Reply #22016-09-26
We dropped a valve handwheel, but it still works fine
Reply #32016-09-27
Isn’t there a copper weight below the gauge? It comes with it when you buy it.
Reply #42016-09-27
We use an oil dipstick with a copper weight attached to the bottom.
Reply #52016-09-27
Metal weights that are too heavy can cause inaccurate measurements; we use a cylindrical piece of wood instead
Reply #62016-09-27
A nut is welded in the center of the circular iron plate
Reply #72016-09-27
We just use a piece of wood; it’s very useful. Metal items are too heavy!
Reply #82016-09-27
Our copper cylinder pendants have been replaced with stainless steel cubes, with a short rod welded in the middle
Reply #92016-09-27
It has also fallen down before. It generally does not affect admixtures.

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