Level Measurement
Hello domingus
Please have a look at www.siemens.com/level
The simplest device is the Probe LU (ultrasonic).
For more details you can contact me directly.
Regards
Mike ■
Level Readings
Thermo Fishers products are good,
please contact for more details
norman(dot)esham(at)protank(dot)com(dot)my ■
Re: Level Indicator For Tank
Measurement
Hello,
the simple and easy measurement will be by ultrasonic sensor. If you have fluid its a good measurement. If you like we can quote to you a system for this.
Best regards
Bernd
www.bs-vertrieb.de
bs-vertrieb@web.de ■
Untitled
Hi domingus, there are various ways of doing this, you are welcome to contact me direct on info@instek.co.za , depending on your liquid, whether you have froth, if the liquid is aggressive etc, but I do have some very good affordable solutions available. ■
Very Cheap
Depending on the liquid, if it is not corrosion and is constant density, it is very cheap to use a DP cell. we do not make one, but there are lots of manufacturers, just do a search. ■
Level Control
We offer many different products that would help you. I would suggest the Binmaster Smart Bob System. There are hundreds of these systems out for many, many years, flawlessly. For more information, please visit our website. ■
Re: Level Indicator For Tank
Sensor, That monitors from One to Seven Tanks. No Calibration. Continuous digital indication of level in each tank in Feet, Inches, Meters and volume in Gallons, Liters. Outputs: 4-20 mA output, up to 3 alarm relays per each tank, RS232C. Also duplicate remote display. ■
Re: Level Indicator For Tank
Wireless Tank Level Indicators manufacturers, service companies and distributors are listed in this trusted and comprehensive vertical portal. The comprehensive directory provides access to full contact and ability information for sourcing professionals, engineers and researchers wishing to get information on Wireless Tank Level Indicators. ■
Re: Level Indicator For Tank
hi
for laser type measurement for level, may i know the accuracy?
for dusty environment eg inside clinker or cement silo, do you think the laser type measurement will give accurate result?
pls advice. tq ■
Unitor Ultrasonic Liquid Level Indicator Lli-12 With Manual In …
Unitor Ultrasonic Liquid Level Indicator LLI-12 with manual in box ■
Level Measuremnt
Originally Posted by domingus
We are a small company which are in need for some cheap way to measure the level of some tanks. As of today we use a cheap laser, same as you use at home, measuring distance from the top of the tank to the top of the liquid level.
The way we do this today, is that you have to climb to the top of the tank (10 m), open a lid at the top, set the laser pointing down at the liquid and press the button. Result given is used for calculating the volume in the tank.
We do not need extreme precise measuring as this is just a tool for internal control.
The cheapest way to do this would be to set the laser at the top of the tank and have an external display, which the person could connect (when standing on the ground), and press the button, and get the same reading as he would standing on the top of the tank.
Anyone know of such a system, or something like it?
Hi
solution is depend on fallowing criteria
- type of liquid or solid characteristics
2. height
3.measuring environment
4.Electrical output - 4-20mA , Modbus , Profibus PA or recommended communication protocol
5.Plant to office wiring distance
6.Display method
Distance measurement we can suggest Radar , Ulttrasonic , Lasor sensors.
please send complete foot print for selection most suitable sensor
regards
Uditha
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Level Indicator for Tank
Hi.
We are a small company which are in need for some cheap way to measure the level of some tanks. As of today we use a cheap laser, same as you use at home, measuring distance from the top of the tank to the top of the liquid level.
The way we do this today, is that you have to climb to the top of the tank (10 m), open a lid at the top, set the laser pointing down at the liquid and press the button. Result given is used for calculating the volume in the tank.
We do not need extreme precise measuring as this is just a tool for internal control.
The cheapest way to do this would be to set the laser at the top of the tank and have an external display, which the person could connect (when standing on the ground), and press the button, and get the same reading as he would standing on the top of the tank.
Anyone know of such a system, or something like it? ■