The KROHNE BW 25 Liquid Level Indicator operates on the displacement principle. The length of the displacement rod
corresponds to the measuring range.
A displacement body suspended on a measuring spring is immersed in the liquid and is subjected to an upthrust based on
Archimedes' principle, this being proportional to the mass of the liquid displaced. Every change in the weight of the
rod corresponds to a certain change in the length of the spring, and is therefore an indication of the liquid level.
Extension of the spring is transmitted by magnetic coupling from the measuring zone to an indicator. This transmission
method permits pressure-tight separation of the measuring spring system and the scale.