Expansible chamber devices – Bellows type expansible chamber – Plural bellows
Patent
1984-08-06
1987-03-03
Garrett, Robert E.
Expansible chamber devices
Bellows type expansible chamber
Plural bellows
92 48, 73716, G01L 1302
Patent
active
046466240
ABSTRACT:
Sensed pressures are applied to a differential pressure sensor such that one-half the sensed pressure drop is applied to each of a pair of redundant pistons. Failure of one of a pair of bellows which seal opposite faces of the pistons from one another effects application of the entire pressure drop across the piston associated with the remaining, operable bellows for fail-safe operation of the sensor.
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Garrett Robert E.
Meyer Richard S.
Swiatocha John
United Technologies Corporation
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