Description
Introduction to Guide Wave Radar Technology
The guide wave radar level transmitter is an innovative device design to measure the level of liquids or solids in various industrial applications. Utilizing the principle of guided wave radar, this technology is capable of providing precise level measurements under challenging conditions, such as high pressure and temperature.
Principle of Operation
At the core of the guide wave radar level sensor is the concept of transmitting microwave signals along a probe. These signals travel down the probe and reflect off the surface of the material being measure. The time it takes for the signals to return to the transmitter is process to determine the level of the material. This technology is particularly know for its accuracy. As it is unaffected by changes in temperature, pressure, or density of the fluid.
Features and Output Options
The guided wave radar level transmitter is available with various output options, including HART and 4 to 20 mA signals, which facilitate seamless integration with existing control systems. HART communication allows for convenient monitoring and calibration from a remote interface, enhancing usability and functionality. Overall, the guide wave radar level transmitter stands as a reliable solution for accurate and efficient level measurement.
General Specification
- Probe Length: User specified
- Probe Type : Rope/Rod/Coaxial
- Process Connection : Starting from G 1.5″ Threaded/ Flanged(User specified)
- Medium: Liquid/Solid
- Upper Blind Zone : 100mm
- Probe Material : SS316/PTFE
- DK : >=1.8
- Explosion-proof Grade: Exia IIC T6 Ga/Exd IIC T6 Gb
- Frequency: 1GHz
- Antenna: single rod antenna
- Accuracy: ±5mm
- Process Temperature: -40～120 ºC
- Process pressure: -0.1～4 MPa
- Signal output: 4… 20mA /HART
- The Scene Display: Yes
- Power Source: 24V DC
- Enclosure : Aluminum
Application
- Chemical and Petrochemical Industry
- Oil & Gas
- Water and Wastewater Treatment
- Power Generation
- Food and Beverage
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Mining and Minerals Processing
- Pulp and Paper
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