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Liquid Magnetostrictive Level Sensor

Sensors world A liquid magnetostrictive level sensor is a type of sensor used to accurately measure the level of liquid in a container, tank, or vessel. It utilizes the magnetostrictive principle to determine the liquid level by measuring the time it takes for a magnetic wave to travel along a waveguide within the sensor and reflect back from the liquid surface. These sensors are widely used in various industries for precise liquid level monitoring and control. .



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Description

Working

Waveguide and Float: The liquid magnetostrictive level sensor consists of a waveguide tube that extends into the liquid-filled container. Inside the waveguide, there is a float that contains a magnet.

Magnetostrictive Effect: When an electrical current is applied to a magnetostrictive wire within the waveguide, it generates a magnetic field. This magnetic field interacts with the magnet in the float, causing the magnetostrictive wire to change shape due to the magnetostrictive effect.

Magnetic Pulse Generation: The electrical current creates a pulse of magnetic energy that travels along the waveguide at a known speed.



Feature:

High Accuracy: Magnetostrictive level sensors offer high accuracy and precision in liquid level measurement.


Non-Contact: These sensors operate without direct contact with the liquid, reducing the risk of contamination or mechanical wear.


Versatility: They can be used to measure liquid levels in a wide range of liquids, including water, chemicals, oils, fuels, and more.




Real-Time Monitoring

Liquid level measurements are provided in real-time, allowing for continuous monitoring and control.



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Application

Oil and Gas: For monitoring liquid levels in storage tanks, oil wells, and pipelines.


Chemical Processing: In tanks and vessels containing various chemicals and fluids.


Water Treatment: In water reservoirs, tanks, and treatment facilities.


Food and Beverage: In tanks for liquid ingredients or finished products.


Pharmaceuticals: For monitoring liquid levels in processing and storage tanks.


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