Bi-directional flow transducer

Measuring and testing – Volume or rate of flow – Using differential pressure

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7386171, G01F 122

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ABSTRACT:
A bi-directional fluid flow transducer includes a hollow cylindrical housing which slidably receives a movable hollow cylindrical core which coaxially receives a fixed rod or valve member. A pair of springs are biased to urge the core to a neutral position. The core is displaced from its neutral position in the direction of fluid flow by an amount linearly proportional to the rate of fluid flow. An LVDT coil and circuit generate an output signal which represents the amount and direction of core displacement.

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