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Krohne Level Displacer BW25

06/23/2010 2:02 AM

Thanks every engineer on this wonderful website.

I'm asking about the quality of level measuring displacer BW25 from Krohne.

I will use it in measuring fresh water reservoirs level (5 METER HIGH.) Is it good for this propose? Anybody tested before?

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Re: KROHNE LEVEL DISPLACER BW25

06/23/2010 3:32 AM

For this sort of purpose, perfectly satisfactory (usual disclaimer).

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Re: Krohne Level Displacer BW25

06/27/2010 6:40 PM

Yes, it'll work, (it's Krohne, so you pay for respectable German engineering). But it's mechanical. Mechanical stuff usually requires maintenance over time. In the US, the drive is to reduce maintenance because of the cost of maintenance personnel.

Displacers are still used extensively for interface measurements, because displacement works so well, but for simple water level, I have used a submersible head pressure sensor, a power supply and then do whatever is needed with the 4-20. As long as a submersible head pressure sensor doesn't get buried in the bottom mud, it'll work forever.

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