An ultrasonic level sensor sends a sound pulse that reflects from the surface of the liquid or solid in a vessel. The time of flight determines the level.
The most common technologies available for continuous level measurement are ultrasonic, free space radar, guided wave radar, capacitance, gamma and pressure. This paper will take a look at each technology and some typical applications.
A supplier will help you navigate continous level
No matter what technology you choose to measure level, always look at the accuracy you want to achieve and the process conditions. In most applications, you will find there are multiple technologies that will work - with the final choice best determined by working with an experienced supplier for all of the leading level measurement technologies
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