What is Level sensor and how does it works?
- 1. What is Level Sensor and how does it work?
- 2. What is Level Sensor? A level sensor is a tool that is used to monitor, maintain and measure liquid levels that flow in an open system or system. Once the liquid level is measured, these sensors helps in converting received data into an electric signal. Level sensors are primarily used in the manufacturing and automotive industries, but are also used in many household appliances. https://www.gotosage.in/
- 3. There are two types level sensors: 1. Point level Sensors: Point level sensors are used in measuring the liquid at a certain point in a tank or a chamber. These sensors are mainly used to managed high and low levels of liquid. Most of the time, they work as a switch to engage a function when the tank level is either rises or falls to a certain level. The sensor detects when the liquid has reached the expected point and it moves as a switch to activate the necessary response. https://www.gotosage.in/
- 4. 2. Continuous level sensors: • Continuous level sensors are used to give liquid level detection through every point in the tank or a chamber. In simple words, it is a transmitter that calculates liquid within a specified range that controls the same amount of liquid within the limited area. These sensors come in both vertical and horizontal mount transmitters that are perfect for monitoring the liquids in tight and restricted areas. https://www.gotosage.in/
- 5. How does level sensor works? https://www.gotosage.in/
- 6. Working principals of Level Sensor- 1. Level sensors are put into a certain depth in the liquid to be measured. After putting these sensors into the liquid, the pressure on the sensor’s front surface transfers into the liquid level height. 2. The calculation formula for measuring the level of liquid is- P=ρ.g. H+Po3. 3. Here, P stands for Pressure on the liquid surface of the sensor, ρ stands for the density of the liquid to be measured, g is for local acceleration of gravity, H is for depth at which sensor drops into the liquid and Po is the atmospheric pressure on the liquid surface. https://www.gotosage.in/
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