Polarisation direction, Surge pipe with ball valve, Standpipe measurement of inhomoge- neous products – VEGA VEGAPULS 56K User Manual

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VEGAPULS 56K

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Row of holes in one axis with the marking hole

Polarisation direction

Due to radar signal polarisation, the holes or
slots must be positioned in two rows offset
by 180°. The radar sensor must then be
mounted so that the type label of the sensor
is aligned with the rows of holes.

Surge pipe with ball valve

If a ball valve is mounted in the surge pipe,
maintenance and servicing can be carried
out without opening the vessel (e.g. if it con-
tains liquid gas or toxic products).

A prerequisite for trouble-free operation is a
ball valve throat that corresponds to the pipe
diameter. The valve must not have rough
edges or constructions in its channel.

Make sure that standpipe ventilation is pro-
vided.

Marking hole

Openings in a surge pipe for mixing of inhomogene-
ous products

Mounting and installation

slightly inhomogeneous
liquids

homogeneous
liquids

The more inhomogeneous the measured
product, the closer the openings should be
spaced.

very inhomogeneous liquids

inhomogeneous
liquids

Standpipe measurement of inhomoge-
neous products

If you want to measure inhomogeneous or
stratified products in a surge pipe, it must
have holes, elongated holes or slots. These
openings ensure that the liquid is mixed and
corresponds to the liquid in the vessel.

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