1.3
Measurement principles
Using a synchronous motor, the paddle (measuring vane) is driven to rotate
360 degrees.
When the vane of the paddle is not covered by a solids medium, a spring
pulls the motor and it switches a lug to the left position (
, top
illustration). The signal output indicates an 'uncovered' state and the motor
rotates the paddle.
When a solids medium covers the vane of the paddle, and causes the
rotation to stop, the lug is switched to the right position (
illustration). The signal output indicates a 'covered' state due to a rising level
of material, and the motor is stopped until the vane becomes uncovered.
Figure 1-2: Switching Lug Function
B
A
C
D
A. Switching lug in left position ('uncovered' state)
B. Switching lug in right position ('covered' state)
C. Switch for stopping the motor
D. Switch for signal output
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