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Are There Any Restrictions When Measuring In Stilling Pipes?

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PIPES should be an all-metal material. Non-metallic pipes or sections are not recommended for non-contacting radar.

Plastic, PLEXIGLAS, or other non-metal MATERIALS do not shield the radar from OUTSIDE disturbances and offer minimal, if any, application benefit.

Other requirements include:

  • Pipe should have a constant inside diameter
  • Pipe must be smooth on the inside (smooth pipe joints are acceptable, but may reduce accuracy)
  • Avoid deposits, rust, gaps and slots
  • One hole above the product surface
  • Minimum whole diameter is 0.25 in. (6 mm)
  • Whole diameter (Ø) should not exceed 10% of the pipe diameter (D)
  • Minimum distance between holes is 6 in. (150 mm) (1)
  • Holes should be drilled on one side and de-burred
  • Ball valve or other full valves must be completely open

Failure to follow these requirements may affect the reliability of the LEVEL measurement.

Pipes should be an all-metal material. Non-metallic pipes or sections are not recommended for non-contacting radar.

Plastic, Plexiglas, or other non-metal materials do not shield the radar from outside disturbances and offer minimal, if any, application benefit.

Other requirements include:

Failure to follow these requirements may affect the reliability of the level measurement.



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