Guided wave radar (GWR) calibration is a four-step procedure: tank-empty zero, full-distance reference, dielectric (DK) entry, and threshold tuning. Done in that order, a probe-tip locked GWR transmitter delivers ±3 mm accuracy on liquids down to εr = 1.4 and ±0.5% of span Read More
A cryogenic level sensor measures the liquid level of nitrogen, oxygen, argon, hydrogen, or LNG inside vacuum-jacketed (VJ) tanks at temperatures between −162 °C and −253 °C. Because every cryogen has its own dielectric constant, vapor pressure, and stratification behavior, the right Read More
A solid flow meter measures the mass flow of dry bulk material — cement, soybean meal, fly ash, plastic pellets, sugar, mined coal — moving through a pipe, chute, or on a belt. Unlike liquid flow, there is no single Read More
A capacitive fuel level sensor measures diesel, petrol, kerosene, or jet fuel by treating the tank as a parallel-plate capacitor and reading the change in capacitance as fuel rises and falls. It is non-mechanical, has no moving parts inside the Read More
A transformer oil level indicator monitors mineral or ester insulating oil inside a power transformer’s main tank, conservator, or on-load tap changer (OLTC). It is the single most important piece of low-voltage instrumentation on the asset — a 10 % drop Read More
Updated on April 25, 2026 — “Can I install this flow meter vertically?” is the wrong question. The right one is: which meter, and in which direction? A turbine installed downflow destroys its bearings in months. A rotameter installed horizontally Read More
Updated: April 24, 2026 — by Sino-Inst Engineering Team Molasses, honey, syrup, resin, and asphalt all share the same headache: they stop common flow meters from working. Orifice plates clog. Electromagnetic meters read zero when the fluid is non-conductive. Turbine Read More
Updated April 24, 2026 by the Sino-Inst Engineering Team A magnetic level gauge is a mechanical indicator that reads liquid level from the outside of a vessel using a magnetic float sealed in a bypass chamber. No power, no sight Read More
Updated: April 23, 2026 Every differential pressure flow meter — orifice plate, venturi, flow nozzle, V-cone, averaging pitot — runs the same equation. Bernoulli says the velocity through a restriction goes as the square root of the pressure drop. Multiply Read More
Updated: April 23, 2026 Septic tanks, sewage holding tanks, and lift station wet wells are the dirtiest service for any level sensor. Solids settle on the bottom. Grease and FOG (fats, oils, grease) form a scum layer on top. Hydrogen Read More
