Tank Gauging · Submerged / Non-Submerged
Pressure-Based Level Measurement
Hydrostatic level sensing for ballast, fuel and service tanks.
Overview
Hydrostatic level sensing for ballast, fuel and service tanks.
System Description
Pressure transmitters infer liquid level from hydrostatic head. Submerged sensors sit inside the tank, while non-submerged arrangements measure from outside via a connection line — each suited to different tank access and media conditions.
Applications
- Ballast tanks
- Fuel and lube oil tanks
- Fresh water tanks
- Draft measurement
Main Components
- Pressure transmitters
- Junction boxes
- Signal cabling
- Monitoring display
Key Features
- Top-mount, submerged and non-submerged options
- Compact installation
- Suitable for centralized monitoring
Technical Information
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Technical specifications available on request. Configuration is defined per vessel and application.
Technical details available on request.
Downloads
Approved brochures and datasheets will be published here. Documentation is available on request.
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