Electric heating – Heating devices – Resistive element: igniter type
Patent
1979-08-20
1981-08-18
Goldberg, Gerald
Electric heating
Heating devices
Resistive element: igniter type
219441, 219506, 340622, F24H 106
Patent
active
042848784
ABSTRACT:
Fluid level detection means utilizing a thermally conductive element in the general shape of a cone, in one embodiment, in direct contact with fluid whose level is to be detected. A portion of the element, excluding the apex, is directly heated. A thermal sensor is bonded to the apex. When the fluid depletes such that the apex is exposed to air, the temperature in the immediate vicinity of the apex rises to a new point of equilibrium. The sensor converts this elevated temperature into a signal recognized by electronic circuitry as a flow fluid level. This signal may subsequently be used to provide visual or audible alarm.
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Bourns Medical Systems, Inc.
Corr Denis E.
Goldberg Gerald
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