Differential pressure indicators

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Fluid pressure – Piston

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73745, 116267, 340607, H01H 3538

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056939264

ABSTRACT:
A double differential pressure indicator has a housing containing two pistons arranged in contiguous bores and biased by a single spring extending between opposed ends of the pistons. The differential pressure is applied across both pistons and as the pressure differential increases to a first predetermined difference one piston moves to operate a first indicator which may, for example, be a reed switch. As the differential pressure further increases, the second piston moves to operate a second indicating device which may be a button. In an alternative arrangement, both indicating devices operate at the same differential pressure.

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