26GRadar level gauge and80GDifference between radar level gauges

Radar (liquid) level gauge is a new type of liquid (material) measuring instrument that has emerged in recent years, using microwave measurement technology and non-contact technology. Its high-precision characteristics have been certified by international metrology institutions, meeting the measurement requirements of most materials. It is widely used in complex measurement conditions such as large chemical liquid storage tanks, powder silos, solid silos, various pressure vessels, reaction vessels, rivers, water temperature detection, etc.

Radar equipment developed and produced by Xi'an Xiangyuan Technology Co., Ltd/The liquid level gauge mainly consists of an electronic processing unit, antenna system, installation components, etc. The main shapes of antennas include horn antennas, rod antennas, parabolic antennas, lens antennas, droplet antennas, etc.

26GCharacteristics of radar level gauge:

The antenna size is small, making it easy to install; Non contact radar, no wear and tear, no pollution.

● Almost free from corrosion and foam; Almost unaffected by changes in water vapor, temperature, and pressure in the atmosphere.

The severe dust environment has little impact on the operation of high-frequency level meters.

Shorter wavelength, better reflection on tilted solid surfaces.

The small beam angle and concentrated energy enhance the echo capability while also helping to avoid interference.

The measurement blind spot is smaller, which can also achieve good results for measuring small cans

High signal-to-noise ratio enables better performance even in fluctuating conditions.

High frequency is a good choice for measuring solids and low dielectric constant media.

80GCharacteristics of Radar Level Gauge: High Tech I599I699IO7

Lens antenna, stable performance, small antenna size, easy to install; Non contact radar, no wear and tear, no pollution.

● Almost free from corrosion and foam; Almost unaffected by changes in water vapor, temperature, and pressure in the atmosphere.

The severe dust environment has little impact on the operation of high-frequency level meters.

Shorter wavelength, better reflection on tilted solid surfaces.

Small beam angle, concentrated energy, strong penetration, enhanced echo capability while also helping to avoid interference.

The measurement blind spot is smaller, and it can also achieve good results for measuring small cans.

High signal-to-noise ratio enables better performance even in fluctuating conditions.

High frequency is a good choice for measuring solids and low dielectric constant media.

Aluminum oxide frosted antenna technology, lightweight instrument.