Level measurement and point level detection in the chemical tank
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Precipitant and chemicals station
Level measurement and point level detection in the chemical tank
Application
The addition of chemicals is used at many stages of treatment, for example, phosphates in the wastewater are precipitated out in primary sedimentation, in aeration systems or in special precipitation and secondary clarifiers. Precipitants like ferric chloride bind the phosphate chemically and deposit it in the sludge.
Recommended Products
VEGAPULS 61
Continuous level measurement data for permanent inventory control and optimal dosage
- Operationally reliable, maintenance-free measurement
- Chemically resistant, plastic-encapsulated instrument version
- High accuracy independent of outgassing and temperature fluctuations
Measuring range - Distance
35 m
Process temperature
-40 ... 80 °C
Process pressure
-1 ... 3 bar
VEGASWING 63
Back up point level detection system to avoid overfilling the tank with media hazardous to water
- High chemical resistance through use of application-oriented materials
- Universally applicable
- Adjustment and maintenance free operation
Process temperature
-50 ... 250 °C
Process pressure
-1 ... 64 bar
Version
Standard
Hygienic applications
with gas-tight leadthrough
with tube extension
with temperature adapter
VEGATOR 121
Single channel signal conditioning instrument for level detection
- Comprehensive monitoring detects short-circuit and line break of the measuring cable and interferences in the sensor
- Simple and comfortable SIL and WHG function test by means of test key
- Simple installation through carrier rail mounting as well as detachable, coded terminals
Protection rating
IP 20
Input
1 x sensor input two-wire 8/16 mA
Output
1 x operating relay (SPDT)
Optionally 1 x fail safe relay output (SPDT)
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