There is a heat exchanger in which Freon flows through the shell side; what is a suitable level gauge for this application?
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There is a heat exchanger available; the fluid to be cooled flows through the tube side, while Freon flows through the shell side. The Freon is compressed into a liquid by a compressor and then enters this heat exchanger where it vaporizes and absorbs heat, thereby cooling the fluid. This heat exchanger requires a stable liquid level, so a remote and an on-site level gauge must be installed. What would be suitable? Heat exchanger operating temperature: -50 degrees, pressure: 0.8
It would be helpful to know the density of liquid Freon, so as to facilitate selection.
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We are currently using a magnetic flap level gauge
The magnetic flap level gauge comes with remote transmission, and the entire unit is insulated after installation.
For remote monitoring, radar level gauges are the best choice; for on-site use, magnetic flap level gauges should be employed, with proper insulation in place