LCT-31 Radiation Level Gauge

When the LCT-31 irradiated liquid level meter makes measurements, a cesium-137- or cobalt-60-isotope emits gamma rays in a beam. Special sensors installed opposite the container receive the radiation. The sensor's scintillator converts gamma rays into a signal, the quantity of which is used for measurement and analysis. Because gamma rays are attenuated when penetrating the material, the sensor can calculate the level, limit, density or material flow from the intensity of the received rays.

This special radiation measurement principle provides reliability even under harsh application conditions. This measurement is not affected by pressure, temperature and medium corrosion. The measuring device is installed outside the production equipment and does not affect the production process. This helps save commissioning startup costs and time.

The detector can be bent, making it easy to assemble with round and conical containers

High availability of contactless measuring devices

Only one sensor is used to complete the measurement within 7 meters, saving costs