Apparatus for pressure transducer isolation

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – With protective separator

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737291, 73756, G01L 706

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053376129

ABSTRACT:
A transducer sensing element isolation assembly including a pressure housing having a chamber in which the sensing element is disposed, which sensing element communicates with the interior of a bellows through a sealing element disposed between the pressure housing and a base on which the bellows is secured. The chamber, bellows interior and sealing element are filled with a dead volume of low compressibility, low thermal expansion isolation fluid. The bellows is contained in a replaceable bellows capsule which is threaded into a bellows capsule cavity into which the chamber communicates, and the sealing element is maintained in place by the capsule being made up into the cavity.

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