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jibipaul
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Level Transmitter

11/15/2013 4:20 PM

which level transmitter is suitable for glycol reboiler @ 200 degree celcius?
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11/15/2013 6:40 PM

I would search GlobalSpec first....or try these people probably could help....

http://www.sorinc.com/industries/oil-gas/gas-well/glycol-dehydration/

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11/15/2013 11:43 PM

any type that can withstand the temp of 250 c plus!!

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11/16/2013 4:25 AM

...and can determine the interface between the glycol that is boiling and the vapour space above it.

Presumably this is a hazardous area? If so, then the next filter is hazardous area equipment and installation methods only. That should filter out about 30% of the possibilities.

The next filter is the schedule of type-approved equipment that the facility keeps as standardised spares. Could be down to three or four by then.

The biggest problem is that the forum cannot see the proposed installation, the drawings or the facility's standards manual.

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