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Siemens Air Bubbler Systems for Liquid Level Measurement |
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Air Bubbler Theory
A bubbler system in an inexpensive yet accurate way to measure the fluid level in open or vented containers, especially those in harsh environments, such as cooling tower sumps, reservoirs, vented fuel tanks, drain sumps, or air washers. A complete bubbler level measurement system consists of a source of compressed air, an air flow restrictor, sensing tube, and pressure transmitter. Air bubbler systems contain no moving parts, making them suitable for measuring the level of water, viscous fluids, liquids with large quantities of suspended solids, slurries, sewage, drainage water and sludge. The only part of the sensor that contacts the liquid is a dip tube which is chemically compatible with the material whose level is to be measured. Since the point of measurement has no electrical components, the technique is a good choice for most fluids and especially good for fluids classified as hazardous. What makes the bubbler more safe is that the bubbler controls are located outside the tank in a separate enclosure with only the pneumatic plumbing running to the tank, isolating the hazardous from the safe area. |
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<Start Over> <Transmitters> <Level Instruments><Siemens (Milltronics) Products> Last Ed. Date: 01/13/2012 03:33 PM |
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