Even the best designed and matched-to-conditions level gauge can encounter unexpected pressure issues, which could crush a magnetic level indicator’s float. If this occurs, fragments could enter the process and contaminate a batch. A simple spring gasket assembly …
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Magnetic Traps: Avoid the Negative Effects of Oxidation in Level Measurement
| Patrick McGrath | LevelEven the sturdiest tanks and vessels become susceptible to oxidation as they age. Regular and proper maintenance helps keep them in good shape, yet oxidation still occurs, releasing ferrites into the liquid stream. Ferrites not only alter the quality of the product, …
Yesterday’s Technologies Have a Place in Today’s Applications
| Patrick McGrath | ApplicationsTechnology developments frequently focus on overcoming the weaknesses and shortcomings of existing products. Sometimes, however, older technologies are better suited to an application than their newer, shinier counterparts. That was the case of the skid …
How a Reflective Flag System Improves Instrumentation Visibility and Plant Safety
| Patrick McGrath | LevelWhen it comes to level measurement, instrumentation with a brightly colored, reflective flag systems are easy to see from a distance and in dark spaces. Better visibility keeps operators safe and processes running efficiently. Operator and process safety are top …
Using Pressure Sensors to Monitor Fluid Level
| Robert Lukat | Know-how, Level, PressurePressure sensors can be used to monitor the fluid level of enclosed vessels. Accurate output signals are key to keeping equipment and processes operating safely and efficiently, especially when working with small tanks and low pressure ranges. The market offers …