Lead Engineer | Process Instrumentation | Oil & Gas Industry | Fiscal Metering | Custody Transfer | IECEx Certified | Level & Flow Measurement
Hi #Levelfolks. Can you decode the #FMR51 envelope curve and what exactly black and red lines are? and why black line is straight from 1000mm to 3218mm. Funny thing is , when people says , are you doing ECG of #Leveltransmitter. 🙂 #Levelquiz #radartechnology #envelopecurves #SMT70 #oilandgas #foodandbeverage #chemicalindustry #processradar
Tauseef Anwar something interesting for you :-)
The mapping in this case with this stilling well is a temporary fix, this is due to fouling formation over time which will cause the signal to jump in unexpected areas nullifying the map changes (mapping is meant for static noise rejection, in this case the noise is more dynamic). You should look at installing an FMR54 with a planar antenna or a 80GHz radar (dependent on the stilling well length).
Black line is the devices current mapping, the red line is the envelope curve read live at the point of recording. The mapping only runs to the tank bottom that’s why you have the straight line drop off at the end.
What’s inside this Tank? So much strong echos above the blue line
Lead Engineer | Process Instrumentation | Oil & Gas Industry | Fiscal Metering | Custody Transfer | IECEx Certified | Level & Flow Measurement
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