Patent classifications
G01F1/8409
METHOD FOR EQUIPPING A CORIOLIS MASS FLOWMETER WITH ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS
A method (1) for at least partially equipping a Coriolis mass flowmeter (2) with electric connections (3), wherein the Coriolis mass flowmeter (2) at least has at least one measuring tube (5a, 5b), at least one actuator receptacle (6a, 6b) attached to the measuring tube (5a, 5b) and at least one sensor receptacle (7a-7d) attached to the measuring tube (5a, 5b) as structural parts and such a Coriolis mass flowmeter (2) can be implemented for achieving smaller production tolerances, higher accuracy and reliability in production and operation in that the electric connections (3) are applied on at least one structural part of the Coriolis mass flowmeter (2) by means of a mechanical printing method.
VIBRATION-TYPE MEASURING TRANSDUCER AND VIBRONIC MEASURING SYSTEM FORMED THEREWITH
A measuring transducer includes a tube assembly including two pair of structurally identical tubes, each connected at their respective ends to each of two flow dividers, thereby forming four parallel flow paths, and each including alternating, adjoining straight and arcuate segments, wherein each of the first and third arcuate segments has a segment length corresponding to an extended length of a virtual center line of the segment, an arc radius corresponding to a radius of the virtual center line and a center point angle corresponding to a ratio between the segment length and the arc radius, such that each of the first arcuate segments are identical in both shape and size, and such that each of the third arcuate segments are identical in both shape and size, wherein the measuring transducer further includes an exciter assembly and a sensor assembly, each connected to the tube assembly.
MEASURING SYSTEM HAVING A MEASURING TRANSDUCER OF VIBRATION-TYPE
A measuring system comprises: a measuring transducer; transmitter electronics; at least one measuring tube; and at least one oscillation exciter. The transmitter electronics delivers a driver signal for the at least one oscillation exciter, and for feeding electrical, excitation power into the at least one oscillation exciter. The driver signal, has a sinusoidal signal component which corresponds to an instantaneous eigenfrequency, and in which the at least one measuring tube can execute, or executes, eigenoscillations about a resting position. The eigenoscillations have an oscillation node and in the region of the wanted, oscillatory length exactly one oscillatory antinode. The driver signal has, a sinusoidal signal component with a signal frequency, which deviates from each instantaneous eigenfrequency of each natural mode of oscillation of the at least one measuring tube, in each case, by more than 1 Hz and/or by more than 1% of said eigenfrequency.
ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE RESISTANT ELECTRONICS ENCLOSURE
An EMI resistant electronics enclosure (200) is provided having a first compartment (206) and a second compartment (207), each defined by a body (205), being separated by a septum (208). A first aperture (209) in the septum (208) connects the first compartment (206) and the second compartment (207). A feed-through element (210) is provided having a first interface region (211) and a second interface region (212), wherein one or more primary conductors (217) extend between the first interface region (211) and the second interface region (212), and wherein the first interface region (211) resides in the first compartment (206), and the second interface region (212) resides in the second compartment (207). A conductive bar (232) circumscribes at least a portion of the feed-through element (210), and a conductive gasket (220) extends from the body (205) to the conductive bar (232), wherein a ground path is formed between the body (205) and the conductive bar (232) with the conductive gasket (220).
Lamp Module Comprising Light-Emitting Diodes and Photoreactor
The invention relates to a lamp module (10) which is designed to be used as an immersion radiator in photochemical reactors. The lamp module has a support body (3) with at least one light-emitting diode (LED) (1), a head part (12) for electrically connecting the at least one LED (1) and for mounting the support body (3), and an immersion tube (11) that delimits an area (19) in which the support body (3) is arranged together with the at least one LED (1). The area (19) delimited by the immersion tube (11) is filled with an electrically non-conductive liquid (100), which is transparent to the wavelengths of the radiation emitted by the LEDs (1) of the lamp module (10), such that the at least one LED (1) is completely immersed into the non-conductive liquid (100), wherein the head part (12) has connection lines (18, 18) which communicate with the area (19) for supplying and discharging the non-conductive liquid (100), and the support body (3) is designed as a heat sink which delimits at least one internal fluid path as a supply section (4) for the non-conductive liquid (100). The supply section (4) is connected to one of the connection lines (18, 18′) via the head part (12) and opens into the area (19) on the support body (3) side facing away from the head part (12). The invention additionally relates to a photoreactor which is equipped with a corresponding lamp module.
Method of operating a liquid-level transmitter device and implementation thereof
A method that configures a liquid-level transmitter device to generate a measured value for a level of a liquid. The method includes steps to correct for changes in physical properties of one or more components of the device. In one embodiment, the method utilizes a correction value that incorporates data from a temperature sensor disposed inside of the device, for example, inside of the electronics member.
Measuring device
A measuring device for measuring flow velocity includes a measuring tube, a measuring transducer for registering a measured variable and outputting a first measured value representing the measured variable, a temperature sensor, and an electronic measuring/operating circuit. The temperature sensor has a sensor element and electrically conductive leads. Each lead is connected with the sensor element and has a first section following on the connection location. The sensor element has a maximum periphery. The first section has a separation of less than 5% of a measuring tube radius from a measuring tube wall, wherein a length of each lead in the first section is at least 25% of the maximum periphery. The leads are guided in their first section at least in certain regions along the maximum periphery, and in their first section are in certain regions in thermal contact with the measuring tube.
Vibratory flow meter with multichannel flow tube
Vibratory meters (5), and methods for their use measuring a fluid are provided. Each vibratory meter includes a multichannel flow tube (300) comprising two or more fluid channels (302), a pickoff (170), a driver (180), and meter electronics (20) configured to apply a drive signal to the driver at a drive frequency ω, and measure a deflection of the multichannel flow tube with the pickoff. At least one fluid channel has an effective diameter that is related to the length of the flow tube.
EXPLOSION PROOF FEED-THROUGH
An explosion proof electronics enclosure (200), is provided having a first compartment (206) and a second compartment (207) defined by a body (205). A septum (208) is between the first compartment (206) and the second compartment (207). A first aperture (209) in the septum (208) connects the first compartment (206) and the second compartment (207). A cavity (225) communicates with the first aperture (209), wherein the cavity (225) comprises an undercut taper (226). A potting (230) in the cavity (225) conforms to the cavity (225) shape, and forms a substantially explosion-proof interface between the first compartment (206) and the second compartment (207).
REAL TIME FLOW RATE AND RHEOLOGY MEASUREMENT
A flow measurement apparatus can include a main flow passage, a bypass flow passage having an inlet and an outlet connected with the main flow passage, a mass flowmeter connected in the bypass flow passage between the inlet and the outlet, and a flow restrictor connected in the bypass flow passage between the inlet and the outlet. A method can include connecting the flow measurement apparatus, so that a fluid flow in the well also flows through the flow measurement apparatus, and determining at least one rheological parameter of a non-Newtonian fluid, based on an output of the flow measurement apparatus.