NH3 Füllstandsensor

Use of HBLT-A2

When using a level sensor for measuring Ammonia in a compact plate and shell heat exchanger or other systems with turbulent conditions, we have new recommendation based on recent experience:

For Stand-pipes with stable conditions (smooth changes in the level):
• Use a HBLT-Wire or a HBLT-A2 or HBLT-A1 rod-style sensor.
  For Stand-pipes with turbulent conditions (a lot of turbulence, cooking, foaming, liquid from the top):
• Use a HBLT-A2 or HBLT-A1 rod-style sensor, or
• Use only a HBLT-Wire sensor when you have it mounted in an inner guide-tube of e.g. DN25 as
  illustrated. The guide-tube will dampen the turbulence and the foaming and you will have a good
  measurement.
• If HBLT-Wire sensor is already mounted under these conditions WITHOUT a guide-tube, do
  eventually set the filter time function between 60-120 seconds to dampen the signal from the
  turbulent conditions.

For tank/drum installation:
• Use a HBLT-A2 or HBLT-A1 rod-style sensor, or
• Use only a HBLT-Wire sensor when you have it mounted in an inner guide-tube of e.g. DN25 as
  illustrated. The guide-tube will dampen the level and the foaming and you will have a good
  measurement.
• If HBLT-Wire sensor is already mounted under these conditions WITHOUT a guide-tube,
  do eventually set the filter time function between 60-120 seconds to dampen the signal from the
  turbulent conditions.

For Alfa Laval U-turn evaporator:
• Use a HBLT-A2 or HBLT-A1 rod-style sensor.

HBLT/C-A2, here’s a cable connection directly to a modulating fluid valve

such as Siemens MVS661, this will save installations cost because there is built

in a level controller in the sensor head.

Instruction manual - HBLT-A2

Image -HBLT-A2 - (high resolution)

Leaflet - HBLT-A2