Dichlorobenzene vertical storage tanks tend to crystallize; what type of level gauge is suitable for measuring their level?
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Vertical storage tanks for dichlorobenzene with a capacity of over 10 meters tend to crystallize at normal temperatures of 20–30°C; what type of level gauge is suitable for measuring the level in such tanks? Does any expert know? Thank you!
I heard from other users that external applications seem to work well in such conditions; the original poster can search for information on this topic for reference
Damn, I just realized that the original poster is actually in the business of providing exterior stickers – this is disguised advertising; you’re cheating the vulnerable minds of us sea enthusiasts :Q
There really isn’t a particularly good solution for materials that crystallize easily. Those used in external applications are affected by crystallization on the container walls, while those inserted inside are likely to be impacted as well. You could try using a radar level gauge; minor crystallization has little effect, but severe crystallization will definitely cause problems.
It’s not an ad; this is what the actual operating conditions are like. .