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as long as adequate pressure rating, pipe size, and flow/deltaP requirements are met, it can be considered..

pressure reduction required, otherwise you might consider tracking conductivity, or corrosion monitoring

None that could be used in actual service. You'll need to consider the equilibrium constants of the various ionic species at those temperatures as free H2SO4 probably does not exist as a separate component.

What accuracy are you after?

simply, the bearing sensor

Typically you are only given normal process flows from the material-energy balance calculations. The instrument range is typical chosen at factor of 120-140% larger than normal flow for d/p meters to account for variations in the pump capacity and valve swings, and so on.

in the old days, the water level was detected when the bucket brought up water

Foaming presents problems in some services. If you get good reading with reduced filling rate, then you'll have to reduce the rate of filling.

Basically, if the motor doesn't satisfy the rating requirement, it is dangerous.

This is a common problem. The measurement is only suited to ideal fluids with splashing, foaming, or changing reflectivities. You need an alternate measurement.

if the air leak is pushing the liquid away you are okay. ORings do not use rubber as a rule.

That is a typically a pipe mounted device, flow through, not "imersive." As the electronics drive the magnetic coil used, you'll need to contact your supplier, for basic trouble shooting advice.

Ultra sound flow measurement in blood vessels https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2931884/

The samson valves were pneumatic(air) operated, the Fisher self contained, with actuation by the process fluid. In liquids the 6351 regulator must be used, but the risk is possible leakage of diesel from the actuator. High temp seals must be used if you have temperatures>50C

Here is CO's pdf with an arrow showing the direction of flow. Make sure the flow is aligned with the arrow tag on the valve

Apply for the restricted licence, it covers instrument wiring.

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you may be dealing with a winding failure, check your motor shop, and do the winding insulation testing when you get a chance.

Brine in a closed loop? Are you measuring sea water or some other fluid. Also, since the fluctuations begin at higher valve openiings, are you dealing with multi phase flose (air pockets, etc.).

the short answer is yes,