Exhaust sensor having flat plate ceramic sensing element and a s

Measuring and testing – Gas analysis – Gas of combustion

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73 3105, 204426, 204424, 338 38, G01N 2704

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056023251

ABSTRACT:
The invention includes a flat plate exhaust gas sensor having a plurality of layers of glass and steatite immediately surrounding a flat plate sensing element. A ceramic body surrounds each layer of solid-state, sintered glass and steatite and extends from each layer to a protective metal housing. A ceramic plunger presses the layers of glass and steatite. The plunger surrounds electrical connectors to the sensing element to prevent damage to the connector from heat.

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