Vertical Mounting Heavy Oil Large Tank Magnetic Oil Level Gauge Manufacturers

This is a specially designed magnetic flap level gauge for solving the problem of liquid level measurement of heavy oil products (such as crude oil, heavy oil, residue oil, and asphalt) in large storage tanks. It is a typical representative of enhanced working condition adaptability and structural strength.

Main advantages:

1. Solves the measurement problem of high-viscosity and easily coagulating media: It provides reliable and intuitive on-site liquid level indication on heavy oil storage tanks, which is difficult to be replaced by many other instruments (such as radar, whose signal is severely attenuated in heavy oil).
2. Simple maintenance and low operating cost: Compared with complex servo and steel tape liquid level gauges, it has a simple structure with fewer failure points. Regular drainage and heating maintenance are sufficient.
3. A safe and reliable backup instrument: Even if the high-precision measurement instrument on the tank top (such as a servo liquid level gauge) fails, it can still provide operators with a reliable liquid level reference, preventing overfilling or emptying accidents.
4. Adaptable to harsh environments: It can withstand temperature differences and is rainproof, making it suitable for use in outdoor large-scale storage tank areas.

Typical application scenarios:

1. Oil fields and refineries: crude oil storage tanks, heavy oil storage tanks, residue oil tanks, asphalt tanks.
2. Fuel power stations: heavy oil fuel storage tanks.
3. Petrochemical enterprises: various heavy chemical raw material or product storage tanks.
4. Port terminals: bonded fuel oil storage tanks.

The heavy oil large tank magnetic flap level gauge adopts a combination of "heat tracing anti-freezing + cone tube anti-sticking + drainage anti-blocking + structural reinforcement" to successfully apply the classic magnetic flap principle to the most challenging heavy oil large tank working conditions, providing a robust and indispensable on-site liquid level monitoring method, though not precise.