If you work with radar level transmitters, you’ve seen this on countless spec sheets: Sensor Material: Stainless Steel. This is one of the most persistent technical myths in our field. Here’s the hard truth: A radar sensor can never be made of stainless steel. 1. The Physics Problem The reason is fundamental physics: Radar signals cannot pass through metal. A Read More
A level measurement transmitter is an apparatus that is suitable for determining the level of a certain liquid or a bulk-solid at a particular time. They are inherently different in their functioning from level switches as level switches indicate when the level of a material reaches a certain level while level transmitters provide continuous level Read More
An ultrasonic flow meter is undoubtedly the best option for measuring the velocity of a fluid with ultrasound to analyze the volume flow. As a volumetric flow meter, the main principle behind its working is its usage of sound waves (through ultrasonic transducers) to measure the flow. The first ultrasonic flow meter, invented in 1959 Read More
With dependable precision and reproducibility, a ultrasonic clamp-on density meter detects the density of suspended solids in liquid. It comprises a pair of sensors, a controller, and a junction box. Introduction: The first ultrasonic signal transducer that clamps to the conduit sends a signal to the second ultrasonic signal transducer clamped opposite to the first Read More