Conductive particle sensor using a magnet

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1991-05-24

1993-01-12

Harvey, Jack B.

Electricity: measuring and testing

Impedance, admittance or other quantities representative of...

Lumped type parameters

324204, 340631, G01R 2702, G01R 3312

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051793466

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus is adapted to detect particles within a fluid. The apparatus includes first and second electrodes within a housing. The first and second electrodes form a "V" shaped recess. A magnet is positioned within the housing to attract ferrous particles into the recess. The resistance between the first and second electrodes is measured as an indication of particles within the fluid.

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