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Technical Articles
This section focuses on radar level meters, level switches, weigh modules, weighing indicators and industrial data acquisition, sorting out knowledge on principles, selection, installation.
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Bulk-Solids Radar Selection: Dielectric Constant and Pile Shape2026-08-10Select radar for bulk solids by evaluating dielectric reflection, dust, particle behavior, angle of repose, filling pattern, pile movement and inventory uncertainty. -
Safe False-Echo Mapping for Radar Level Meters2026-08-10Apply false-echo mapping safely by identifying fixed obstructions, protecting the real product echo, limiting the mapped zone and verifying every operating state. -
Outdoor Radar Level Meter Protection Beyond the IP Rating2026-08-10Protect outdoor radar level meters by reviewing cable entries, drainage, condensation, sunlight, temperature, lightning, mounting and maintainable installation details. -
How to Read Radar Level Meter Hazardous-Area Markings2026-08-10Read hazardous-area markings by matching protection concept, gas or dust group, temperature class, equipment level, certificate and installation conditions to the site. -
Thermal Extensions for High-Temperature Radar Level Meters2026-08-10Design and inspect radar thermal extensions by separating process and electronics temperatures, preserving heat-dissipation length and verifying installation conditions. -
Radar Antenna Condensation: Mounting, Insulation and Purging2026-08-10Diagnose and prevent radar antenna condensation by reviewing cold surfaces, vapor paths, mounting, insulation, drainage, cleaning and approved purge arrangements. -
Radar Nozzle Geometry: Diameter, Length and Antenna Position2026-08-10Review radar nozzle diameter, length, internal bore and antenna projection together to prevent beam clipping, near-field echoes and inaccessible installations. -
Threaded, Flanged or Bracket Mounting for Radar Level Meters2026-08-10Choose threaded, flanged or bracket radar mounting by checking pressure boundary, nozzle geometry, loads, sealing, alignment, access and the measurement environment. -
Radar Antenna Selection: Lens, Horn or Encapsulated Designs2026-08-10Compare lens, horn and encapsulated radar antennas using beam angle, buildup, condensation, process compatibility, nozzle geometry, temperature and cleaning needs.
