Measuring liquid level using a differential pressure transmitter
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@istoleyourpie Evil Black Magic, that's how!
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how does the DP transmitter convert the pressure into an actual level. I.E. inches or % full etc.
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how can you sure there are no bubbles escaping from the dig tube into the tank of water ?
nomisme 2 years ago
The air does indeed bubble into the tank, through the water. There isn't much air flow -- just a few bubbles per second.
BTCInstrumentation 2 years ago