It can be defined as the determination of the location of the
interface between two fluids separable by gravity with respect to a fixed detum plane. The most common liquid measurement is that of the interface between a liquid and a gas and other are the interface between two liquids, between a granular or fluidized solid and a gas, and between a liquid and its vapour. Level Measuring Devices
SIGHT GLASS LEVEL INDICATOR
Open tank
Sight-glass tube
Liquid
scale
SIGHT GLASS LEVEL INDICATOR
Sight glass instrument consists of glass tube. This glass tube is fitted with Tank. The liquid is filled in The tank in the tank. Liquid level is measured by this.
SIGHT GLASS LEVEL INDICATOR
Advantage: Direct reading is possible. It is available in 316 c & 10,000 PSI Range. Disadvantage: It is not useful for heavy, viscous liquid.
CAPACITANCE LEVEL INDICATOR
It consists one insulated capacitance probe. The Probe is fixed near metal tank. The device which is measure Capacitance is fixed with probe & metal tank. When the level of liquid increases, the capacitance
Increases & the level of liquid decreases, the capacitance is decreases. This increasement & decreasement is measure in the capacitance. In the reference of liq. level, it is indicated on the calibrate indicator.
HOOK TYPE LEVEL INDICATOR
Scale
Vernier
Clamping screw
60c taper joint
HOOK TYPE LEVEL INDICATOR
Hook type level indicator consists Corrosion resisting alloys wire. Which is bending in U shape. The wire have inch (0.063 mm ) dia.
FLOAT TYPE LEVEL INDICATOR
Level indicator
Counter weight
Tank Liquid
Float
FLOAT TYPE LEVEL
INDICATOR Float type level indicator display simple float operated mechanism. in this case, floats movement is transmit to pointer from s.s. or phosphorous bronzes flexible cable.
FLOAT TYPE LEVEL
INDICATOR Float is made from stainless steel It measures easily level from 152mm to 1.52 mm (easily to 6 ft level.)
Chemical Engineering Science Volume 30 Issue 2 1975 (Doi 10.1016/0009-2509 (75) 80012-1) Daniel R. Schneider G.V. Reklaitis - On Material Balances For Chemically Reacting Systems
AIChE Journal Volume 23 Issue 4 1977 (Doi 10.1002/aic.690230412) FrantisД›k Madron; Vladimir Veverka; VojtД›Ch VanД›ДЌek - Statistical Analysis of Material Balance of a Chemical Reactor