Wave radar level gauges can be applied in many conditions during use, but this does not mean that all environments can be applied. In practical applications, guided wave radar level meter can cope with many harsh conditions, and can also be used in some complex and harsh measurement conditions and working conditions. The user should analyze from the actual problem, select the appropriate survey conditions for the measurement principle and installation selection requirements of the guided wave radar level meter, and ensure that the product plays an important and effective role.
So how do users judge the survey conditions suitable for guided wave radar level meter?
1. The minimum survey scale is related to the receiving antenna.
2. For overspill cover, a section without danger interval can be defined and attached to the blind area.
3, if the medium is low dielectric constant when it is at a low liquid level, the bottom of the tank is visible, at this time to ensure the survey precision.
4. In practice, it is possible to detect the status of the receiving antenna tip by the guided wave radar level meter, but the final value of the survey scale should be at least 100mm apart from the tip of the receiving antenna when the influence of denudation and paste is measured.
5, with the liquid concentration is not the same, the foam can both discharge microwave, but also can reflect it, but under certain conditions can be surveyed.
6. The survey scale starts from the point where the beam is involved to the bottom of the tank, but in a particular state, if the bottom of the tank is concave or conical, there is no way to carry out the survey when the level is lower than this point.
Therefore, users can combine the above 6 points to consider whether the guided wave radar level meter is suitable for the actual investigation environment, so as not to use it after purchase and the measurement effect is not ideal.
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