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Radar Level Measurementby Editorial Staff Radar level instruments measure the distance from the transmitter (located at some high point) to the surface of a process material located farther below in much the same way as ultrasonic transmitters – by measuring the time-of-flight of a traveling wave. The fundamental difference between a radar instrument and an ultrasonic instrument is the type of wave used: radio waves instead of sound waves. Radio waves are electromagnetic in nature (comprised of alternating electric and magnetic fields), and very high frequency (in the microwave frequency range – GHz). Additional Information: Production Capacity: 100 Delivery Time: EX STOCK Packaging Details: CORRUGATED BOX

The 80GHz Radar series is NRG radar operating at 76-81 GHz, which has a maximum measuringrange of 120m and nearly zero blind zone. It supports 4-wire and 2-wire applications.Higher operating frequency and shorter wavelength make it ideal for solid applications, includingthose with extreme dust and high temperature to + 2000. Built-in rich algorithm ensure stable outputeven in the application with fast agitator.The main benefitsBased on the self-developed CMOS millimeter wave RF chip, a more compact RF architecture,a higher signal-to-noise ratio, and nearly zero blind zone are realized.5GHz working bandwidth means higher measurement resolution and accuracy.3°antenna beam angle, so the interference in the environment has less impact on the instrument,and the installation is more convenient.Shorter wavelength yields good reflection properties on sloped solids, so aiming towardsmaterial angle of repose is usually not necessary.Remote debugging and remote upgrading is supported to reduce the cost of field personnel

How Ultrasonic Flow Meter Works? Ultrasonic flow meters operate using the transit-time differential method technology. A sound wave travelling in the direction of flow of the product is propagated at a faster rate than one travelling against the flow (vAB > vBA). Transit times tAB and tBA are measured continuously.

'Industrial Pressure Gauges' are suitable for all general industrial applications. They are robust in their construction and are ideal for field applications. These gauges come with bourdon tube sensing elements. They have guaranteed initial accuracy and repeatability. The accuracy is maintained longer, a result of a sound design and fabrication of all the critical components, in house. The design incorporates a blow out disc in order to maintain safety. These gauges are available with material and calibration certificates. Performance is as per IS 3624-1987. They are available in a variety of casing options to suite most environments and applications. Additional Information: Production Capacity: 100 Delivery Time: WEEK Packaging Details: CORUGATED BOX