Hydrostatic pressure transmitters play a major role in precise liquid level measurement in a wide range of industrial applications. These sensors are indispensable for ensuring the efficiency, safety and reliability of industrial processes requiring precise liquid level measurement.
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The FKE, FKB and FKD high-precision hydrostatic level sensors measure liquid level.
The measuring cell converts to a proportional 4-20 mA electrical output signal.
The heart of the measuring element is a microcapacitive silicon transducer highly proven in the process industry.
Digital signal processing by the electronics unit and its components delivers outstanding accuracy and stability.
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Hydrostatic pressure transmitters measure the pressure exerted by a liquid at rest as a function of its height, density and gravity. This pressure is directly proportional to water level, and can be used to accurately determine liquid height in a variety of applications.
These sensors are essential for monitoring and controlling water levels in areas such as drinking water supply, wastewater treatment, irrigation, hydroelectric power, surface and groundwater management, and many others. The use of a pressure transmitter for level measurement is a cost-effective solution, particularly for thechemical and petrochemical industries.
The sensor can be mounted directly or via a diaphragm seal .
Highly resistant to chemicals and mechanical loads, and insensitive to electromagnetic interference, the hydrostatic pressure level sensor can be used for any measurement on corrosive or non-corrosive liquids , and on tanks closed or open to the atmosphere.
Differentialpressure transmitters are used to measure the level in a pressure vessel. This type of sensor is mainly used for corrosive gases or liquids.
Relative pressure transmitters are used to measure the level of a tank open to the atmosphere.
