The MCG 8151 Flexible Magnetostrictive Level Probe is designed for terminal operators, refinery engineers, wastewater process managers, and EPC system integrators who require accurate and continuous liquid level and interface measurement in tanks with limited access or movement.
This probe delivers 0.001 inch resolution, average temperature sensing, and multi-interface detection within a flexible, corrosion-resistant PVDF housing.
Unlike rigid probes or traditional float-based transmitters, the MCG 8151 features a flexible design for easy installation in tanks up to 70 feet deep. It supports dual-float operation for simultaneous measurement of product and interface levels and integrates five embedded RTDs to provide accurate average product temperature measurements.
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A flexible probe is ideal for tanks that are deep (up to 70 ft), horizontal, or have limited access risers. It can be easily coiled for shipping and dropped through small tank openings (2-inch or 3-inch) without requiring scaffolding or major construction, significantly reducing installation time and cost.
The probe uses a dual-float system. One float is heavy enough to sink through the product and rest on the water/product interface (for the interface level), while a second, lighter float rides on the top surface of the liquid (for the product level). The magnetostrictive receiver tracks the position of both magnetic floats simultaneously.
Yes. The five embedded RTDs allow the probe to accurately map the vertical temperature profile of the product, mitigating errors caused by thermal stratification. This calculated true average temperature is a fundamental requirement for achieving the high accuracy and compliance standards (API 2540) needed for custody transfer.