Level Measurement in Mining
Level Measurement Solutions for Vertical Shafts and Primary Crushers
Level Measurement Solutions for Vertical Shafts and Primary Crushers
Problems at the site
Raw material (ore stone) is charged from trucks to vertical shafts.
This level should be maintained at an appropriate level so that the conveyor receiving material at the bottom of shat does not break by the impact.
Level sensor should be installed for this purpose but there are some problems:
01 | Contact type sensor easily breaks by vibration or hit of ore! |
02 | Level changes rapidly because the size of ore is big! |
The next process (primary crushers) crushes ore stone.
This crusher process has a risk of overflow when bigger ore bites in the facility. Level sensor is useful to detect the plugging situation but there are some problems:
01 | Faster followability is required because ore is big and level changes rapidly. |
02 | Contact type sensor may break because the ore is big and heavy. |
Solved by the Radar Level Transmitter
Non contact principle Radar Level Transmitter with superior followability provides stable level measurement without bad influence from flying dust or vapor.

It monitors storage level and tells to the next process.
Immediate detection for plugging situation to prevent overflow at the primary crusher.

26G Radar Level Transmitter (Ver.2.0) has a faster followability so that catches even 10m rapid level change in only 2 seconds.

Microwave has a useful characteristic that can go through flying dust or vapor, so it provides stable measurement under such conditions.
Achieved by the technology

Non contact measurement away from the charging area can prevent damage from the rebounding ore!

Fast followability allows immediate measurement (detection) even when 1m size ore is charged!
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