Measuring and testing – Specific gravity or density of liquid or solid – Multiple floats of graduated density
Patent
1985-02-07
1987-03-17
Myracle, Jerry W.
Measuring and testing
Specific gravity or density of liquid or solid
Multiple floats of graduated density
G01N 910
Patent
active
046497471
ABSTRACT:
A hydrometer unit permanently connected in an engine coolant line enables an immediate visual check on the adequacy of the anti-freeze constituent, such as ethylene glycol, in the system. The hydrometer includes a coolant receiving chamber having a transparent viewing portion and a number of variously colored float elements within the chamber provide an accurate indication of anti-freeze strength based on specific gravity. No manipulation of the hydrometer is required to enable a checking of the strength or weakness of the anti-freeze.
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Barber Michael D.
Kipp William G.
Myracle Jerry W.
Raevis Robert R.
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