Seeking advice on selecting a level gauge for an evaporation unit
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The device is a tank evaporation unit. Operating conditions: during operation, the liquid level in the tank is 50%; a circulation pump at the bottom pumps water upward, creating a bubbling effect. A negative pressure is applied at the upper part of the tank, and an appropriate level gauge is needed to control automatic liquid replenishment
The wastewater treated within the irrigation system contains high levels of salt; magnetic flip plates are prone to getting clogged
Differential pressure level gauges cannot provide accurate measurements while the equipment is in operation; this is because a pump is used to create circulation, which results in inaccurate pressure readings. A negative pressure is generated at the upper part of the tank, and the upper flange operates under this negative pressure for an extended period of time, which eventually causes the diaphragm to fail
Haha, thank you, master! I’ll keep asking for your advice in the future
Well, it seems there isn’t enough vertical space at the top; it needs to be as long as the liquid level depth, right?