Arrangement in a load-sensing body

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1988-05-25

1989-08-29

Miller, Jr., George H.

Weighing scales

Self-positioning

Fluid transmission to pressure gauge

177189, G01G 504, G01G 2110

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048608408

ABSTRACT:
A load-sensing body for weighing machines and the like, comprising two circular plates (1, 2) and an intermediate space (15) communicating with a pressure-sensing member, an O ring-type seal being arranged between the plate circumferences, and one plate being provided with at least two open grooves (11, 12) in the opposing plate sides, the grooves being arranged at a slight radial distance from one another and facilitating axial displacement of a central plate portion disposed inside the grooves upon axial compression of the plates.
Elastically yieldable portions are arranged in the load-sensing body to act between the body and loading and/or load-receiving elements for the purpose of allowing initial compression of the plates to prevent for an initial compression of the seal and subsequently allow direct load transmission to the load-sensing body.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1479581 (1924-01-01), Berry
patent: 3005337 (1961-10-01), Waziri
patent: 4055227 (1977-10-01), Brackett
patent: 4184555 (1980-01-01), Maltby et al.

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