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Understanding of the engineering specifications for float-type level gauges?

2016-11-10View Original

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Dear sea friends: In our company’s engineering specifications for float-type level gauges, there is a clause that states, “Extensions shall be considered for service temperatures above 200°C and below 0°C.” What does “Extensions” mean in this context?
Reply #22016-11-10
For float level gauges, heat sinks should be considered when the operating temperature is above 200 degrees, while extension tubes are required when the temperature is below 0 degrees. Extensions should mean accessories or additional components.

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