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Features
Application
Ultrasonic level transmitters are widely used in the various process industries and in municipal water and wastewater facilities to measure products which are gummy, abrasive, dirty, viscous or corrosive. The sender/receiver (sensor) mounts above the product to be measured and normally does not come in contact with it.
Operating Principle
A high frequency sound pulse is transmitted to the surface of the product by the sender/receiver. The sound pulse strikes the surface of the product and is reflected back to the sender/receiver as an echo.
The echo marks the end of an electrical timing period. Transit time to and from the surface is thus measured and divided by two to yield the actual distance that the sound pulse has traveled.
Configurations
Delta Controls designs and manufactures its own sender/receivers. All are completely sealed and submersible. All operate in pressurized vessels up to 50 PSIG. Some Delta sender/receivers can operate in temperatures up to 300ºF (150ºC) and down to 40ºF (-40ºC). Liquid condensation on the face of a sender/receiver will not impair normal operation. Custom modifications to suit difficult services are easily and quickly done by Delta Controls.
Sender/receivers are available in two basic mounting configurations; stem mount and flanged flush mount. Stem mount S/Rs can be provided with NPT fittings at the process end or with flanges supporting the stem neck. Long stem neck extensions are available.
Flush mount sender/receivers always include epoxy/glass flanges that are faced with a layer of a corrosion resistant material such as Teflon®,Kynar®, 316 SS or one of the Hastelloys®. The face is the only part wetted by the process.
Specifications
- PVC: -20 to -140ºF (-30 to +60ºC)
- Kynar®: -40 to +230ºF (-40 to 110ºC)
- Kynar®: -40 to 300ºF (-40 to +150ºC) with high temperature parts
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