Improved technology of level detection


Posted November 17, 2011 by sstsensing

In order to detect the levels of substances that flow that include slurries, granular materials, liquids, and powders, level sensors are used commonly.

 
Fluids and fluidized solids can be in a container or any physical boundaries and they flow to become essentially level and this happens due to gravitational force whereas most bulk solids tend to pile at an angle of repose to a peak.
Either continuous or point values, the level measurement can be measured. Continuous level sensors measure level, while point-level sensors only exhibits whether the substance is above or below the sensing point within a specified range and determine the exact amount of substance in a certain place. Levels that are excessively high or low are generally detected by the point level sensors.
The selection of the method of optimal level monitoring is affected by many physical and application variables for industrial and commercial processes. The criteria for selection varies a great deal and includes liquid, solid, pressure or vacuum, temperature, chemistry, density (specific gravity) of medium, vibration, and many more. The constraints related to its application are equally significant.
Many leading industries these days are offering level transmitters, liquid level switches for use in a broad range of fluid/fuel and solids service materials in a broad range of process industries are some devices. These devices are not only cost effective but of very high quality.

Thus results are quite accurate and level detection has become easier. The extensive use of this level detector has given way to manufacturing of a wide variety of devices that are now available.

If you would like to know more about level sensor and liquid level sensors please visit our website http://www.sstsensing.com/
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Issued By Stephen Berry
Country United Kingdom
Categories Science
Tags level sensor , liquid level sensors
Last Updated December 24, 2011