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Published on: January 30, 2020
A new automated and precise calibration method for gamma level gauges with rod detector arrangement
Reza Gholipour Peyvandi1, Ali Taheri1, Ali Olfateh1
1Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute, Tehran, Iran.
Abstract:
Gamma-ray liquid level gauging is of particular importance in several industries. Industrial vessels, tanks, and reactors, which work at high temperatures and pressures, usually have thick metal walls up to 20cm. These factors make it impossible to know the exact level of liquid or fluid while the system is operating. For this reason, the calibration process of the gamma level gauges is difficult as it is impossible to gain access to the inside of the vessels, which is important during the calibration process. In this study, a new auto-calibration method was proposed for the aforementioned situations.
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