At first glance, it might look like a typo—and it often is. In most cases, “leve link” refers to either:
Used for hazardous or high-pressure liquids. A float equipped with internal magnets travels inside a bypass chamber, flipping external flags to provide high-visibility level readings without process fluid escaping.
LeveLink is a multichannel control system designed for level measurement, monitoring, and control of chemical bulk storage, day tanks, and process vessels. It integrates with various level instruments (radar, magnetostrictive, RF admittance, etc.) via MODBUS or 4–20 mA signals, offering high reliability and accuracy.
The primary objective of the INSTART curriculum is to bridge the gap between academic theory and physical, on-site industrial design execution.
Use heavy-walled glass mounted to a liquid chamber. Reflex gauges rely on the refractive properties of light prisms to show liquid as dark and gas space as light. Transparent gauges pass light completely through the chamber to observe fluid color, interface boundaries, and internal fouling.
Identify and remediate typical industrial radar issues, such as vapor space condensation, dielectric constant drift, or internal tank obstructions. Technicians learn how to configure false echo suppression maps via remote software links to filter out internal structural beams or agitator blades.
How to design a Level Gauge specifically for a drum or vessel.
Fragile, unsuitable for hazardous or opaque fluids, requires manual reading. B. Float Gauges
