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Accessories for Trunnions

Float and float arm connect to the trunnion to sense the liquid level inside the vessel. Linkage rod connects the trunnion lever to a Lever-Operated Dump Valve.

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How a Torque Calculator Can Help You Size the Float for your Lever-Operated Dump Valve

Producers use a Lever-Operated Liquid Dump Valve, Trunnion Assembly and Float to control liquid level in a separator. Our easy-to-use Dump Valve Torque Calculator (Download) will help you determine what size controller, float, and valve you need for your specific conditions. Note that there are two ...

Video Guide to Float-Operated Liquid Level Controllers

In this video, Mike explains how Kimray’s line of float operated liquid level controllers work. These are pneumatic or electric level controllers and level switches. They are commonly referred to as pilots because they are not valves themselves but they send a signal to a valve to open or close ba...

How to Install and Operate the Gen 3 Liquid Level Controller

The Kimray Gen 3 Liquid Level Controller is a simple, versatile solution that delivers precise level control. In this video, I'll show you how to easily configure, set up and operate the Gen 3. By the end of the video you'll be able to: switch the mount orientation convert between snap (discrete) an...

How a Pneumatic Liquid Level Switch Operates

What is a liquid level float switch? A liquid level float switch is a control device used as a High Level and/or Low Level switch in a pressurized production vessel. The switch sends a pneumatic signal, which can be used to actuate a control valve open or closed. A liquid level switch is used to mai...

Liquid Level Control: How to Maintain Interface in Rapidly Changing Production Fluid

how does Proudction Fluid affect level control? The chemistry of a well’s production can change rapidly. This is especially common in early production as the well goes through the flowback phase before production normalizes. T his makes it challenging to maintain the correct float buoyancy inside ...

How to Operate Kimray's Electric Liquid Level Switch

The Kimray Horizontal Electric Liquid Level Switch was originally developed to operate solenoids, relays, and small motors. These devices typically require several watts of power, and fit well in the range of 3W to 100W for the standard horizontal level switch. However, with the industry moving to a...

Learning Path: Float Operated Controllers

In the Float Operated Controllers Learning Path we walk through everything there is to know about Kimray's Float Operated Controllers. From the basics of how Float Operated Controllers works to step-by-step repair videos and troubleshooting, you’ll gain a solid foundation of knowledge on how to op...

How a Pneumatic Liquid Level Switch Works | Kimray Product Overview

Liquid level is a critical parameter in oil and gas production vessels like separators, free water knockouts, and gas scrubbers. Kimray has three types of float-operated liquid level controllers: The Gen 3, which uses a displacer to control an adjustable span of liquid level Trunnion assemblies, whi...

Product Notice | Now Available: Gen 3 with 4” and 5” Hammer Union Connections

This product notice is to inform you that the Gen 3 Liquid Level Controller is now available to order with 4" and 5” Hammer Union connections. The base codes for all sizes of Gen 3 with hammer union connections are: 3” Hammer Unions are already available. Download this Product Notice

5 Things You Should Know about Float-Operated Liquid Level Controllers | Podcast Ep. #109

Curtis has a brush with the grim reaper and Kyle walks through how energy producers use float-operated liquid level controllers on separators and other liquid accumulators. Resources ⁠How to Install a Gen 3 Liquid Level Controller⁠ ⁠How to Repair a Liquid Level Controller⁠ Stuff We Like Kyle...

Beyond the Basics: Float Operated Level Controllers

Today I'm going to walk through float-operated controllers, including both the Gen 3 Liquid Level Controller and the pneumatic level switch, focusing on how they work and where they're used. Float Operated Controller Applications First, let's look at where you might see a Gen 3 or Level Switch in ac...

Emissions-Free Liquid Level Control: How to Use Compressed Air to Cancel Methane

Looking to reduce emissions at your well site? One easy option for your liquid level control applications is to use a Gen 3 Liquid Level Controller with compressed air. How Does the Gen 3 Level Controller Work? The Gen 3 uses a displacer to sense a liquid level inside a production vessel. When the d...

Emissions Management: A Quick Guide to Identifying and Converting 5 Control Valves and Regulators that Emit Natural Gas

Many upstream oil and gas producers are looking for ways to manage and ultimately decrease the natural gas emissions on their well sites. In this blog, we’ll help you identify 5 products may be emitting and offer some simple steps you can take to convert them to ZERO emission. 5 Products that inte...

How to Repair the Kimray Liquid Level Switch

A Pneumatic Level Switch can be used as either a high-level or low-level switch in a pressurized vessel. It sends a pneumatic signal, which can be used to actuate a control valve open or closed. It can also be used in place of a level controller for on/off service in tight spaces—for instance, in ...

What is a Liquid Level Switch for? | Podcast Ep. #103

Brady Holster joins us from Wichita Falls to talk about Liquid Level Switch. Topics include: Using a level switch as a primary controller How easy it is to test the level switch How to and why to change the level switch from direct to indirect How to check the filter How a Kimray video gets made Res...

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