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Level Detectors LEVEL DETECTORS Figure 5    Ball Float Level Mechanism The travel of the ball float is limited by its design to be within ±30 degrees from the horizontal plane which results in optimum response and performance.  The actual level range is determined by the length of the connecting arm. The stuffing box is incorporated to form a water-tight seal around the shaft to prevent leakage from the vessel. Chain Float Figure 6    Chain Float Gauge This  type  of  float  gauge  has  a  float  ranging  in size  up  to  12  inches  in  diameter  and  is  used where  small  level  limitations  imposed  by  ball floats  must  be  exceeded.     The  range  of  level measured will be limited only by the size of the vessel. The   operation   of   the   chain   float   is similiar to the ball float except in the method of positioning  the  pointer  and  in  its  connection  to the position indication.   The float is connected to a  rotating  element  by  a  chain  with  a  weight attached  to  the  other  end  to  provide  a  means  of keeping  the  chain  taut  during  changes  in  level (Figure 6). Rev. 0 Page 5 IC-03

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