Is anyone satisfied or dissatisfied with any particular ultrasonic level transmitter for an elevated storage tank? If anyone can point me to a generic spec for an ultrasonic arrangement, I would appreciate it. Another question: I have typically, acutally always, required an operating range for the entire tank depth, not just operating range, in case the tank is unusually low. Anybody disagree? thanks folks.
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Ultrasonic level transmitter for elevated storage tank
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Not sure why you would want a level transmitter on an elevated water tank. To maintain the level, you would have to climb the tower.
The simplest method to determine the water level is to install a pressure transmitter at the base of the tower on the inlet/outlet pipe. Use an instrument isolation valve when installing the transmitter so that the pressure transmitter can be maintained. The cost of a pressure transmitter is around $700.
The water pressure read by the pressure transmitter is then converted into a water level reading.
The simplest method to determine the water level is to install a pressure transmitter at the base of the tower on the inlet/outlet pipe. Use an instrument isolation valve when installing the transmitter so that the pressure transmitter can be maintained. The cost of a pressure transmitter is around $700.
The water pressure read by the pressure transmitter is then converted into a water level reading.
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