Apparatus for determining the behavior of a liquid during coagul

Measuring and testing – Liquid analysis or analysis of the suspension of solids in a... – Viscosity

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73 641, G01N 1110, G01N 3348

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043287018

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for measuring or observing parameters representative of the coagulation and/or the lysis of a coagulable liquid, such as blood, comprises a torsion thread, a driving body supported by the torsion thread to be dipped in the liquid, a vessel containing the liquid is oscillated with a predetermined angular amplitude and period around an axis substantially identical with the torsion thread.
Detection means comprise an inductor driven by the thread and a fixed position-detector which delivers an electrical signal representative of the amplitude of the oscillations of the torsion thread.
The torsion thread is constituted by a wire stretched between two anchoring points and bearing the mass.

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