Oil/Water Interface Meter - How to Use the H.OIL

The H.OIL Oil/Water Interface meter is used to measure the interface level between two liquids in the same tank, vessel, well or aquifer. The dissimilar density of two liquids means the lower density, non-conductive product (LNAPL) will float on top of the higher density, conductive liquid (water). Denser products will tend to sink (DNAPL), creating a layer under the water. The premium padded carry case comes included to protect your precision instrument from the elements. The hydrocarbon resistant Kynar™ jacketed, high tensile steel core tape is able to withstand hydrocarbons, solvents and other harsh contaminants. The CSA intrinsically safe certification makes the H.OIL ideal for use in hazardous environments by Oil & Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical Industries. 00:00 Introduction 01:09 Features of the Unit 02:58 Features of the Electronic Panel 03:54 Features of the Probe 04:30 Testing the Interface Meter 05:25 Using the Meter in the Field