Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Bourdon
Patent
1977-01-05
1978-07-18
Woodiel, Donald O.
Measuring and testing
Fluid pressure gauge
Bourdon
G01L 704
Patent
active
041008120
ABSTRACT:
A dry pressure gauge with a circular spring interconnecting the operational movement end of the Bourdon tube sensor and the driven mechanism that includes added mass to dampen frequencies above a desired design level. The added mass takes the form of added weight on the gauge needle in the form of a circle of material, weights on opposite sides of the needle from the pivot center, or a single mass weight on the needle below the pivot center. Circular spring to mechanism interconnect slotting is included, normally biased to an end limit by a bias spring in the driven mechanism, to allow below connecting spring force movement between the sensor and the driven motion translator to reduce friction.
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patent: 1887804 (1932-11-01), Faber
patent: 3214979 (1965-11-01), Bissell et al.
Crowe Sam R.
Gray Tommy L.
Kintzinger Warren H.
Span Instruments
Woodiel Donald O.
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