VARIOUS TECHNOLOGIES..
Each of todays liquid level sensing technologies excels in various roles and primarily includes the following types: Float or Buoyancy Conductivity Capacitance Ultrasonic Pressure Load Cells Piezo Resonant Optical
FLOAT/BUOYANCY
Pros: Non-powered, proven, direct indication Cons: Invasive, contact fluids, moving parts Typical Applications: Water Tanks, saline, buffer, and reagent bottle content monitoring
CONDUCTIVITY
Pros: No moving parts, low cost Cons: Invasive, probe erosion, liquid needs to be conductive Typical Applications: Boiler water, reagent monitoring
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CAPACITANCE
Pros: No moving parts, can be non-invasive, accurate Cons: Continuous calibration, needs resistive liquids Typical Applications: Reagent, waste, and wash container levels
ULTRASONIC
Pros: No moving parts, small, accurate Cons: Expensive, invasive Typical Applications: Large process tanks pharmaceutical
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PIEZO-RESONANT
Pros: Non-invasive/non-contact, accurate, repeatable, and economical Cons: Powered, works only with plastic containers, wall thickness, temperature limitations Typical Applications: Reagents, waste, diluents, wash, saline, pure water
ELECTRO-OPTICAL
Pros: Compact, no moving parts, high temperature capability Cons: Invasive, powered, and can be affected by dry or coating media Typical Applications: Reagents, waste, dialysate, detergent/wash, and coolant
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