LTM Level Probe

Overview

The LTM-2  Level Probe works on a potentiometric measuring principle that measures the change in the voltage ratio between the electrode rod of the sensor and the metallic wall of the filled tank. An electric flow field arises in the medium due to the conductivity of the medium and its capacitive properties. This gives rise to a voltage ratio that is proportional to the immersed part of the rod.

Benefits

• Accurate slurry level monitoring, effectively finds the pulp-frot interface
• Conductive working principle, instead of capacitive that is affected by froth buildup
• 1% measurement accuracy
• 1% measurement linearity
• Near instantaneous measurements (100mS)
• Extremely stable operation
• Easy to understand and use
• Little maintenance is required on the system, much less than conventional systems
• Instrument rating is IP 69K so very impervious to water, slurry and dust
• Easy to mount in place
• Less hardware to install and manage
• Complete 316 S/S rod constructions and 304 S/S head construction

Function Principle

This system analyzes electrical resonance properties to detect foam and suppress it in the results, and to reliably prevent erroneous measurements due to adhesions.