Q1: Can magnetostrictive level gauges measure oil-water interfaces?
A: Okay. This level gauge can simultaneously output liquid level and boundary data, suitable for oil tanks and storage tanks with layered media. It needs to be equipped with a floating ball, and the density difference of different media must meet the minimum requirements to stably identify the interface.
Q2: The medium is corrosive; how to select a magnetostrictive level gauge?
A: Choose 316L stainless steel and a PTFE anti-corrosion sheath for the contact medium part; Priority should be given to using corrosion-resistant probe rods for strong acid-base conditions, to confirm the temperature and pressure of the medium and avoid probe damage caused by corrosion.
Q3: Do magnetostrictive level gauges need regular calibration?
A: The measurement principle itself has no mechanical wear and does not require frequent calibration under normal working conditions; It is recommended to conduct an on-site verification after initial installation, replacement of floating balls, and maintenance to ensure measurement accuracy.
Q4: Can magnetostrictive level gauges be used in explosion-proof situations?
A: Sure, choose an explosion-proof model that meets the Ex explosion-proof rating and is used for flammable and explosive storage tanks in petrochemical industries. Installation and wiring must comply with on-site explosion-proof regulations.
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