Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition
Patent
1988-01-15
1989-07-11
Levy, Stewart J.
Communications: electrical
Condition responsive indicating system
Specific condition
73 405R, G01M 308
Patent
active
048475998
ABSTRACT:
A fluid leak detector has a body with a chamber provided with a fluid inlet and outlet. A valve is disposed between the inlet and outlet and the valve closure member is connected to a diaphragm. Fluid in the chamber applies pressure on the diaphragm and the detector includes means which allow the valve to be open at a pressure greater than a predetermined value and cause the valve to close at pressures below that value, which may be due to a fluid leak. The detector has a safety lock-off mechanism which locks the valve once it has closed and which must be reset to allow the valve to open when fluid pressure has been restored. The detector also provides a visual indication of fluid leaks. A fluid supply installation incorporating the fluid leak detector will shut down the fluid supply if a leak is detected.
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Alexander Arthur
Imiolex Mieczyslaw
Levy Stewart J.
Roskos Joseph W.
Thorn Emi Flow Measurement Limited
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