The radar level gauge provides inaccurate readings of the liquid level
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Hello everyone. The radar level gauge is used to measure the liquid level in the lubricant storage tank. The zero mark of this gauge is 4.5 M, while the full mark is 3.4 M. As liquid continues to be poured into the tank, the level indicated by the on-site level gauge keeps rising. However, the radar level gauge still shows a level of 7%–8%, with the measured liquid level remaining at 4.26 M. What’s going on? Please help solve this
There are issues with the zero point and range settings.
Is it related to surface wave fluctuations?
In addition to setting the empty and full levels, radar level gauges also require filtering settings; they cannot be used just by placing them in place
The wave cannot be transmitted; there might be a problem with the cable.
Is there a layering? Or the slurry becomes turbid
Which radar? Guided wave or flared tip? This range setting is a bit hard to understand
The empty mark, full mark, and filtering suppression have all been set, but nothing still changes
It’s just lubricant; there shouldn’t be any separation
Bell-mouthed FM57 E+H series
Use a multimeter to check whether the output current is normal