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Submersible Pressure Transducer

August 16th, 2010

Submersible Pressure TransducerSubmersible Pressure Transducer are typically created with a round, tubular stainless steel body with a pipe fitting on one end and a cable coming out of the other end. They detect pressure underwater and then convert it into energy which is outputted as a voltage.

The WaterLOG® Model H-310 is a submersible pressure transducer that is used for water level monitoring. It is extremely accurate in its measurements and its accuracy exceeds of ±0.01 feet (the US government requirements).

The WaterLOG® Model H-310 has many features that make it one of the best in its field. Some of these include:Submersible Pressure Transducer2

  • It is very simple to install, use, and maintain and there is no need for on-site calibration when installing the WaterLOG® Model H-310
  • The WaterLOG® Model H-310 performs exceptionally precise measurements for excellent accuracy of results.
  • The enclosure which surrounds the WaterLOG® Model H-310 is made from high quality stainless steel which is nonconductive as well as being noncorrosive.
  • There is no room for error during transmission due to the fact that the pressure measurement data is transmitted digitally over long cable lengths.
  • The WaterLOG® Model H-310 contains a unique dry air moisture barrier system. This provides atmospheric compensation without impairing the sensor’s accuracy.

For more information see the Samrad Website

Guided Microwave Level Transmitter

June 9th, 2010

Microtrek-level-transmitter2Guided Microwave level transmitters are designed for continuous level measurement.

They have a very versatile range of applications and are suitable for use in both liquid (including corrosive liquids) and solid products. Even conditions such as steam generation, density fluctuations and changes of the dielectric constant do not influence the accuracy of the measurement. This is because the microwave principle that the transmitter is based on works independently to the products characteristics (e.g. moisture, intense dust/noise generation density, temperature, overpressure, foal, dielectric value and the shape of the material cone).

The simple installation and the 2 wire electrical connection make guided microwave level transmitters one of the most popular level instruments on the market.

Guided Microwave level transmitters are used in the following industries (although not limited to only these industries): chemical, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, food, dairy, beverage, paper, automotive, aggregates, steel, water and waste water and marine.

Microtrek-level-transmitterHow it works

Guided Microwave level transmitter operate based on the TDR (Time Domain Reflectometry) principle. High frequency microwaves/micropulses are sent along a steel rod or cable at the speed of light. When these microwaves reach the product surface pulses are reflected and received by the base. The time it takes for the microwaves to fit the product surface is evaluated by the base and converted to a distance.

Where do I get one?

Semrad Pty Ltd is a leading Australian distributor of level switches and transmitters, designed specifically for harsh industrial applications, including caustic and chemical solutions. They produce and distribute a range of guided microwave level transmitters. For more information or to place an order click here to view their website.

NivoCONT

April 14th, 2010

nivocont2The NivoCONT is a contact style level switch which is based on the conductivity principle. The NivoCONT is primarily design for use in liquids for pump control.

How they work:

nivocontThe NivoCONT contains probes which are immersed into the tank. These probes work as contacts for an electric circuit. A connection is then established between the probes and the conductive liquid. This connection is converted to an output signal.  The length of the probe should be proportional to the size of the tank and the level that is being detected. When the probe is no longer submerged it triggers a response to indicate that the tank level is too low. Up to four separate probes can be placed within the tank depending on the model to enable for detection at several different levels.

Advantages:

  • Contains no moving parts (i.e. it has a high reliability rating and does not break easily).
  • Self cleaning (i.e. low maintenance).
  • Contains flexible cable extensions of up to 20 meters (ideal for use in larger tanks).

A range of NivoCONT products can be purchase from Samrad (a switch and levels distributor). For more information click here to see what Samrad have to offer you.

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