Sludge Level and Bed Level Transmitter
Precise Monitoring for Wastewater and Industrial Processes
Sludge Level and Bed Level Systems are designed to measure and control wastewater clarifiers and thickeners, ensuring efficient sludge removal and process optimization. These systems can simultaneously detect up to two density interfaces, including bed level and floc/fluff layers, providing precise monitoring for wastewater treatment plants.
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Sludge Level and Bed Level Transmitter
This advanced system ensures accurate and reliable monitoring of sludge levels and sediment layers within clarifiers and thickeners, crucial for maintaining efficient wastewater treatment processes.
The ORCA Sonar Bed Level System will measure up to two density interfaces simultaneously. Typically these are bed levels / RAS blanket and floc / fluff layers.
To measure and control Waste Water Clarifiers and Thickeners. The system is easy to use and the innovative design provides critical plant control to optimize performance.
More About Sludge Level and Bed Level Transmitter
- Level Transmitter: A device that measures the level of a substance (liquid or solid) in a tank or vessel and transmits the data to a control system. It does not display the measurement on-site.
- Level Indicating Transmitter (LIT): A type of level transmitter that measures, displays, and transmits level data. It has a built-in display for on-site readings while also sending data to a remote system.
An ultrasonic sludge level sensor is a non-contact measurement device used to monitor sludge levels in wastewater treatment plants, clarifiers, and thickeners. It works by emitting high-frequency sound waves that reflect off the sludge interface, allowing operators to track sludge accumulation and optimize removal.
» Ideal for monitoring sludge bed levels and floc/fluff layers
» Reduces excessive sludge buildup and prevents system failures
» Provides real-time sludge level data for process control
- Ultrasonic Sludge Level Sensors – Sends sound waves to detect sludge-bed height (non-contact method).
- Optical Sensors – Uses infrared light absorption to determine sludge density and level.
- Pressure-Based Sensors – Measures the hydrostatic pressure exerted by sludge.
- Sludge Judge (Manual Sampling) – A transparent tube manually lowered into a tank to visually inspect sludge depth.
The HAWK system is known for its user-friendly operation and innovative design, delivering critical real-time data to help optimize plant performance, reduce operational costs, and maintain regulatory compliance.
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