Capacitance probe for high resistance materials

Measuring and testing – Liquid level or depth gauge – Immersible electrode type

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361278, G01F 2326

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043144780

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a capacitance probe for determining the level of high electrical resistance material in a vessel. The probe comprises at least two parallel, large surface area blades which are supported from a mounting plate and spaced apart to define a capacitance path. One blade is attached to an insulator body which is attached to the mounting plate while the other blade is directly attached to the mounting plate in electrical continuity therewith. The insulator body is a ceramic sleeve having a length sufficient to prevent shunting of the capacitance path. The probe is particularly intended for detection of level of fly ash and the like in a receiver vessel.

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