A fluid monitoring assembly includes a conduit having a wall defining a lumen for carrying fluid. A sensor mount is integrally formed with the wall of the conduit and extends generally transverse with respect to a longitudinal axis of the conduit, the sensor mount including an aperture defining an inner surface extending to the lumen. The assembly includes a sensor configured to be removably secured within the sensor mount, the sensor having an elongate body terminating at one end thereof in a sensing portion, the elongate body having a male projection on a portion thereof and configured to rest within the inner surface of the sensor mount. The assembly further includes a housing having first and second portions connected to one another, the housing defining an interior portion configured to encapsulate the conduit, at least a portion of the elongate body of the sensor, and the sensor mount.

A physical quantity measuring device includes a cylindrical case, a cap member, and a sealing member. The cap member covers a circumferential portion of a through-hole of the cylindrical case, while the sealing member provides a seal between the through-hole and the cap member. The cap member is pivotally supported by an attachment target portion of a lid member so that the cap member is rotatable between a first orientation and a second orientation. A cap member engagement portion is insertable into an engagement-portion insertion hole in the first orientation and is engageable with the attachment target portion in the second orientation. A linear member of the sealing member is located, in the first orientation, in a region in a rotation direction from the first orientation to the second orientation. The linear member prevents loss of the cap member and is replaceable, together with the seal member, if damaged.

The present disclosure provides a pressure measuring instrument which comprises a gauge body, a connecting component and a pushing component, the connecting component comprises a first connecting member and a positioning sleeve which are connected with each other to form a corotating relationship, and the first connecting member comprises a first external thread section and a second external thread section connected to each other, and the first external thread section is used for a pressure-measuring hole threaded with a pressure vessel, the second external thread section protrudes from the pressure-measuring hole, the positioning sleeve is rotatably screwed to the second external thread section, and the positioning sleeve is configured to provide a force to the pressure vessel, and the pushing component is configured to pass through the connecting component and be pushed by a fluid in the pressure-measuring hole to push against a pressurize unit of the gauge body.

The invention relates to a measurement device 1 comprising a rotatable magnetic object 4 which can oscillate with a resonant frequency if excited by an external magnetic torque. The measurement device 1 is adapted such that the resonant frequency depends on the temperature or on another physical or chemical quantity like pressure, in order to allow for a wireless temperature measurement or measurement of the other physical or chemical quantity via an external magnetic field providing the external magnetic torque. This measurement device can be relatively small, can be read-out over a relatively larger distance and allows for a very accurate measurement.

Various embodiments are directed to a pressure sensor and method of using the same. A pressure sensor may comprise a substrate having a substrate thickness extending between a first substrate surface and a second substrate surface, wherein the first substrate surface and the second substrate surface define opposing ends of the substrate thickness; a first pressure sensing assembly attached to the first substrate surface and configured to detect a first pressure force associated with a first fluid volume, wherein a portion of the first substrate surface adjacent the first pressure sensing assembly is fluidly isolated from the first volume of fluid; and a second pressure sensing assembly attached to the second substrate surface and configured to detect a second pressure force associated with a second volume of fluid, wherein a portion of the second substrate surface adjacent the second pressure sensing assembly is fluidly isolated from the second fluid volume.

A measuring arrangement includes a sensor fastened to a measuring volume by a mounting adapter and a coupling ring. The sensor penetrates a wall of the measuring volume. The mounting adapter is fixedly arranged in the wall. The sensor is movably arranged in the mounting adapter. The coupling ring is connected to the sensor. The sensor is held in the mounting adapter by the connection of the coupling ring to the mounting adapter. A recess is provided for guiding a peg element. The position of the peg element in the recess is adjustable in, or counter to, the insertion direction of the sensor by a rotary and/or insertion movement of the coupling ring. The sensor and coupling ring can be moved together by pressurization so that the peg element is arranged in a first locking position when pressurization by the medium is present in the measuring volume.

Provided is a pressure sensor apparatus, including: a pressure sensor unit; a case configured to house the pressure sensor unit; and a plurality of lead terminals configured to be exposed toward outside of of the case, wherein the plurality of lead terminals include a first terminal, a second terminal, and a ground terminal; and the ground terminal, the first terminal and the second terminal are arranged in an order of the ground terminal, the first terminal, and the second terminal outside the case. The pressure sensor apparatus includes a capacitor for a second terminal arranged across the ground terminal and the second terminal in between in interior of the case.

A device for monitoring underwater surface overflow seepage of a landslide includes an underwater seepage monitor arranged on an underwater sliding mass, the underwater seepage monitor includes a bearing housing, a flow guide pipe, a silt discharging cover plate and a silt discharging mechanism, the silt discharging mechanism driving the silt discharging cover plate to be switched between a blocking position and an opening position. Considering complex environmental factors, a multifunctional flow monitor is embedded into a sliding mass and surrounds an outlet of the underwater landslide seepage. A silt discharging hole is provided in the bearing housing, the silt discharging mechanism is configured to drive the silt discharging cover plate to be located at the opening position, and silt in the bearing housing may be discharged from the silt discharging hole, such that the problem of silt deposition caused by overflow seepage of an underwater landslide is solved.

A device for monitoring underwater surface overflow seepage of a landslide includes an underwater seepage monitor arranged on an underwater sliding mass, the underwater seepage monitor includes a bearing housing, a flow guide pipe, a silt discharging cover plate and a silt discharging mechanism, the silt discharging mechanism driving the silt discharging cover plate to be switched between a blocking position and an opening position. Considering complex environmental factors, a multifunctional flow monitor is embedded into a sliding mass and surrounds an outlet of the underwater landslide seepage. A silt discharging hole is provided in the bearing housing, the silt discharging mechanism is configured to drive the silt discharging cover plate to be located at the opening position, and silt in the bearing housing may be discharged from the silt discharging hole, such that the problem of silt deposition caused by overflow seepage of an underwater landslide is solved.

A temperature compensated differential pressure system is provided. The system includes a pair of flanges affixed together each having a flange diaphragm therein, wherein a plurality of capillary tubes extends between the pair of flanges and a pair of opposed remote diaphragm housings. The remote diaphragm housings include a remote diaphragm therein, wherein the remote diaphragm displaces a fill fluid in pressure capillaries to displace each flange diaphragm to detect a differential pressure between each location of the remote diaphragm housings. A compensating capillary extends from the remote diaphragm housings to an opposing flange diaphragm, wherein the compensating capillary is not in operable communication with the remote diaphragms. As such, any fluctuation in fill fluid volume of the compensating capillaries due to temperature fluctuations is applied to an opposing flange diaphragm to cancel temperature effects from the differential pressure determination.