Measuring and testing – Volume or rate of flow – Thermal type
Patent
1980-04-02
1982-04-20
Goldstein, Herbert
Measuring and testing
Volume or rate of flow
Thermal type
G01F 168
Patent
active
043252532
ABSTRACT:
A temperature-dependent resistor is embodied as a hot wire and secured by support elements in a probe ring. At least one of the support elements has a contact area having the smallest possible cross section on which a hot wire securing portion is defined. The hot wire is secured to the contact area at the securing portion. The contact area may be embodied, for example, as sharp-pointed or cylindrical and cause a minimum possible conduction of heat away from the hot wire along the support element, so that even during a glow burnoff process the entire hot wire length, up to the securing portion is burned free of deposits and thus continuously satisfactory functioning of the air flow rate meter is assured.
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"The Hot Wire Anemometer", Flow Corporation Bulletin, 5/66, p. 1.
Hafner Udo
Romann Peter
Goldstein Herbert
Greigg Edwin E.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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