Monitoring Solid Levels in Liquids Monitoring solid levels in liquid environments is important for many industrial and environmental applications. In an industrial vessel, accumulated sediment or sludge can cause equipment damage, create blockages or clogs, result in expensive maintenance, and impact the overall system’s efficiency. Traditional methods of monitoring solid level can be labour-intensive and […]
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Remote Silo Inventory Monitoring with Ultrasonic Level Sensors Challenge A cement manufacturing facility with seven silos ranging from 26 to 30 feet in height faced significant challenges in accurately monitoring inventory. The silos housed three types of materials: cement powder, slag, and a blend. The primary difficulty was the continuous heavy dust caused by the
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Monitoring Wave Profiles with Radar Level Sensors Radar level sensors are helpful for measuring wave profiles surrounding marine vessels, providing essential data for optimizing trim and improving the fuel efficiency of boats and ships. By continuously monitoring and analyzing wave patterns, radar sensors can aid with real-time adjustments that reduce hull resistance, conserve fuel, and
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5 Benefits of Radar Level Sensors for Wastewater Radar level sensors, with their robustness, versatility, and reliability, are a preferred choice for wastewater applications. They provide significant operational advantages and contribute to better process control and efficiency. Here are five key benefits: 1 Performance in Harsh Conditions Radar level sensors operate effectively in harsh wastewater conditions,
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Level Measurement for Sanitary and Hygienic Applications Level sensors are essential in food, beverage and pharmaceutical manufacturing plants, ensuring efficient, safe, and continuous production. They are used to monitor storage tanks and silos, mixing tanks, fermentation tanks, processing vessels, hoppers, chemical totes, rinse water tanks and other containers. Application benefits of hygienic level measurement include: Automation and
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Enhancing Flood Monitoring with Non-Contact Radar Level Sensors Challenge Effective flood monitoring is essential for environmental agencies to safeguard communities and mitigate risks. Level sensors are a critical component of flood monitoring systems. An environmental agency needed dependable flood sensor technology to handle adverse weather conditions and debris-filled floodwaters. Traditional sensors failed to provide accurate
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Water Level Sensors Table of Contents What is a Water Level Sensor? A water level sensor is an instrument that monitors the level of water in tanks, containers and reservoirs. These devices use different technologies to measure level accurately, making them useful for various applications. Water Level Applications Water level sensors find applications in municipal
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Case Study: Remote Manhole Water Level Monitoring Challenge A utility company identified the need for real-time remote manhole water level monitoring in their sewer system to prevent overflow incidents, optimize maintenance efforts and enhance the overall efficiency of their sewer system management. Traditional methods of monitoring sewer water levels are cumbersome and lack real-time capabilities.
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Case Study: Remote Level Monitoring of Plastic Pellet Silos Resin Pellet Ultrasonic Level Measurement: A Seamless Solution A plastic manufacturer faced inventory control challenges in 12 silos containing plastic pellets. Traditional methods, such as paddle switches and laser sensors, proved unreliable, leading to manual readings and operational inefficiencies. The plant required a solution for plastic
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Case Study: Plastic Granulate Level Monitoring Retrofitting Ultrasonic Level Sensors for Efficient Plastic Granulate Inventory Management A plastic manufacturer lacked real-time visibility of inventory in day silos as limit-value rotary paddle detectors were installed. A continuous plastic granulate level monitoring and measurement system was required to precisely track inventory and help improve process management. Solution
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