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Level Tables Advantages Flashcards

1
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used when it is important to control or monitor the material at all points in a tank – 0% to 100%

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Continuous level devices

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2
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Point level devices

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usually used when it is important to know the lowest point or highest point

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3
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No calibration with medium required

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Ultrasonic

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4
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Non-contact (lowest cost)

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Ultrasonic

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5
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Installation at top

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Ultrasonic, Radar (non-contact), Guided Wave Radar

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6
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Very accurate ±0.5 mm (0.02 “)

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Radar

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7
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Very accurate ±0.2mm (0.04”)

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Guided Wave Radar

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8
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No re-setup required

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Radar & Guided Wave Radar

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9
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High temperatures and pressures possible

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Capacitance Level Measurement

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10
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Fast speed of response

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Capacitance Level Measurement

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11
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Established principle

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Capacitance Level Measurement

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12
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Very cost effective

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Capacitance Level Measurement

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13
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Accuracy independent of dielectric constant, density and conductivity

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Ultrasonic, Radar, Guided Wave Radar

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14
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Interface measurement possible

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Capacitance Level Measurement

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15
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When all else fails

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Radiometric (gamma) Level Measurement

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16
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Non-invasive, non-contact measurement

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Radiometric (gamma) Level Measurement

17
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No moving parts

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Radiometric (gamma) Level Measurement & Conductivity Point Switches

18
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Very versatile (measure continuous level, point level, density of the media or interface)

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Radiometric (gamma) Level Measurement

19
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Simple, no power required

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Floats

20
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Low cost and no field calibration

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Floats

21
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High temperatures (840°-850°F)

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Floats

22
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Low specific gravities

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Floats

23
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Interface point level

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Floats

24
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No field calibration or moving parts

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Ultrasonic Gap Switches

25
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Verify/test features (safety purposes – crystal, wiring, and electronics)

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Ultrasonic Gap Switches

26
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Not effected – electrical or physical properties of liquid

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Ultrasonic Gap Switches

27
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High pressure (1500 psig)

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Ultrasonic Gap Switches

28
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Simple to use and well known

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Thermal Dispersion Switches

29
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Can be used in high temperatures (850°F) and high pressures

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Thermal Dispersion Switches

30
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Well known and proven

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Conductivity Point Switches

31
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Low cost

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Conductivity Point Switches

32
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Multiple level points (5)

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Conductivity Point Switches

33
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Active measurement with feedback loop (corrosion, abrasion)

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Vibrating Fork Point Switches

34
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Any position for installation

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Vibrating Fork Point Switches

35
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No calibration

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Vibrating Fork Point Switches

36
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Independent of physical and electrical properties (pressure, temperature density, viscosity, conductivity, and dielectric constant)

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Vibrating Fork Point Switches

37
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Independent of foam, bubbles, and solids (buildup)

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Vibrating Fork Point Switches

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