Clamp-positioned pulleys on an external hanger simplify tank gauge installation, maintain cable alignment, and reduce cable and sheave wear.
Point contacts between segmented float and guide prevent viscous substance build-up, ensuring accurate liquid level detection.
A level sender uses primary, reference, and correction pressure sensors to determine liquid levels in tanks.
A multiphase liquid level sensor uses a nested float and overburden detection to calculate layer thicknesses in restricted tank spaces.
A single floating body carries multiple orientation sensors to detect fluid levels without increasing device volume.
A solid immersion body connected to a load cell measures weight force changes to determine filling levels in beverage reservoirs.
A radial rotary transformer transmits control signals and energy between rotating drums without mechanical contact.
Magnetostrictive sensing eliminates friction from mechanical guides, ensuring accurate liquid density measurement.
Load cells paired with buoyancy elements detect dielectric fluid levels in immersion cooling, preventing costly losses from inaccurate monitoring.