Measuring and testing – Meteorology – Electric disturbance
Patent
1983-12-07
1985-10-01
Ruehl, Charles A.
Measuring and testing
Meteorology
Electric disturbance
73189, 7386112, 7386115, G01P 508, G01F 160
Patent
active
045438226
ABSTRACT:
An electromagnetic shearflowmeter for remote oceanic applications is disclosed, wherein a pair of housings, each having disposed therein an electric coil, are spaced to define an open cylinder through which a fluid in which the shearflowmeter is immersed may flow relatively free of obstructions. Electrodes are embedded symmetrically in the surfaces of the housings for sensing electromagnetic signals deriving from activation of the coils and which signals are modified as a function of the rate and direction of flow through the open cylinder of the fluid in which the apparatus is immersed. A plurality of such apparatus may be operated at different depths along a common mooring to measure differentials of flow, also called shear, within the fluid system. An electronic amplification circuit having an excellent common mode-rejection ratio and common mode range, used in conjunction with the other apparatus, is also disclosed.
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Curtin Thomas B.
Feezor Michael D.
Sorrell Furman Y.
Leonarz John E.
Ruehl Charles A.
Seametrics, Inc.
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