Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Fluid material examination
Patent
1994-11-14
1996-03-26
O'Shea, Sandra L.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Magnetic
Fluid material examination
340631, G01N 2774, G08B 1712
Patent
active
055023789
ABSTRACT:
In one aspect of the present invention, a sensor detects particles within a fluid. The sensor includes a housing that defines a cavity. A magnet is disposed adjacent the cavity bottom to attract particles into the cavity. A first coil is wound about the outer surface of the cavity. The induction of the first coil is responsive to the particle accumulation within the cavity. A second coil is wound about the magnet. The induction of the second coil is responsive to the temperature of the fluid and independent to the particle accumulation within the cavity.
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patent: 4195260 (1980-03-01), Sakamoto
patent: 5118410 (1992-06-01), Rumberger
patent: 5179346 (1993-01-01), McGee et al.
Atteberry Lonnie D.
Boston Timothy A.
Crayton John W.
Riebschlager Jeffrey J.
Rytter Noel J.
Caterpillar
Masterson David M.
O'Shea Sandra L.
Phillips Roger C.
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