Selection Notes
• Confirm application conditions, especially where other technologies cannot be used (high temp, pressure, or sealed vessels)
• Verify vessel type and wall thickness, as radiometric measurement works through the container
• Define required measuring range and installation length along the vessel
• Ensure compliance with radiation safety regulations and licensing requirements
• Select compatible radiation source and mounting configuration
• Confirm need for integration with control system (4–20 mA / HART / digital outputs)
Why Choose the FIBERTRAC 31
• Non-Contact Measurement Through Vessel Walls
Radiometric technology allows measurement without direct contact with the medium. Therefore, it is ideal for sealed or hazardous processes.
• Reliable Operation in Extreme Conditions
Works in environments with high temperature, high pressure, dust, corrosion, or buildup, where other sensors fail.
• Flexible Detector Design
The fiber-based scintillation detector can be installed along the vessel. As a result, it supports large measurement ranges and complex geometries.
• Continuous Level Measurement
Provides stable and continuous level output, ensuring accurate process control.
• Minimal Maintenance Requirements
No direct contact with the medium eliminates wear and contamination. Consequently, maintenance is significantly reduced.
• Suitable for Hazardous and Safety-Critical Applications
Ideal for chemical, petrochemical, and energy industries with strict safety requirements.
• Stable Performance Independent of Process Conditions
Measurement is not affected by density, temperature, pressure, or chemical properties.
FAQ
Q: What is FIBERTRAC 31 used for?
A: It is used for continuous level measurement in extreme or inaccessible process conditions, such as sealed or high-pressure vessels.
Q: How does radiometric level measurement work?
A: It uses a gamma radiation source and detector to measure material absorption, which correlates to level.
Q: Is it safe to use?
A: Yes. When properly installed and regulated, it complies with radiation safety standards and industry regulations.
Q: When should I choose this over radar?
A: When temperature, pressure, buildup, or vessel conditions prevent radar or ultrasonic measurement.









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