Measuring and testing – Volume or rate of flow – By measuring vibrations or acoustic energy
Patent
1980-12-10
1982-09-28
Ruehl, Charles A.
Measuring and testing
Volume or rate of flow
By measuring vibrations or acoustic energy
7386174, 73DIG4, 367118, G01F 128
Patent
active
043511929
ABSTRACT:
A piezoelectric, acoustic vibration detecting element is positioned in a fluid flow to be measured so as to be moved according to the intensity of the fluid flow away from a source of acoustic vibration. As the distance between the acoustic vibration source and the element increases with increasing fluid flow intensity, reducing the acoustic pressure on the element, the magnitude of an electrical output signal produced by the element decreases providing a detectable measurement of the change in the fluid flow intensity.
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Osaka Susumu
Toda Minoru
Bruestle Glenn H.
RCA Corporation
Ruehl Charles A.
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