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Level in tank under vacuum (Ex: Condensate Tank of Power
Plant)is measured using D. P. type level transmitter. Tank
is subjected to vacuum of 755mmHg. Is it possible to fill
wet leg ( i.e. leg connected to top of vessel with low
point of D. P. xmtr) with water?. Are there chances of
water getting sucked under vacuum? if yes, what is the
solution?
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Answer Posted / varatha
no ..it won't suck. up to particular temp and pressure. we can fill by isolating the condensate pot
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