Level measurement and point level detection in the reaction vessel
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Reaction vessel
Level measurement and point level detection in the reaction vessel
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Process data
Measuring task
Level measurement and point level detection
Measuring point
Tank
Measuring range up to
15 m
Medium
A variety of liquids
Process temperature
-40 … +200 °C
Process pressure
-1 … +10 bar
Special challenges
Changing media, turbulent product surface, foam, agitators and heating coils
Application
Changing media, as well as process pressures and temperatures, characterize the typical reaction processes in a reaction vessel. This is a big engineering challenge, because any sensors used to control the process need to deliver reliable measurements under these conditions. To meet the diverse conditions found in reaction vessels, level measurement and point level detection instrumentation must cover a broad spectrum of applications.
Your benefit
Reliable
Reliable measurement, independent of both ambient and process conditions
Cost effective
Highly resistant materials ensure a long service life
User friendly
Simple installation and setup
Recommended products
VEGAPULS 64
Non-contact level measurement with radar in reaction vessels
- Measuring result unaffected by agitator thanks to false signal suppression
- High chemical resistance through PTFE antenna cover
- Small process fittings allow easy installation
Measuring range - Distance
30 m
Process temperature
-196 ... 200 °C
Process pressure
-1 ... 25 bar
VEGASWING 63
Vibrating level switch for liquids for level detection as overfill and dry run protection system in the reaction vessel
- Media-independent switching point, reliable level information
- Highly resistant materials and coatings allow use in a variety of media
- Test button for easy testing of instrument functionality during operation
Process temperature
-50 ... 250 °C
Process pressure
-1 ... 64 bar
Version
Standard
Hygienic applications
with gas-tight leadthrough
with tube extension
with temperature adapter
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