Fluid pressure indicator

Signals and indicators – Indicators – Fluid flow

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73715, 116276, G01F 708, G01F 1914

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051899795

ABSTRACT:
A simple and compact fluid pressure indicator comprising a housing having a passage communicating with the pressure to be monitored leading to an interior chamber, a flexible diaphragm sealing and dividing the chamber into two parts, a colored indicator area on one side of the diaphragm, a light transmitting viewing window axially aligned with and parallel to the indicator area, and a sealed flexible envelope of light-absorbing fluid interposed between the indicator area and viewing window. A change in the monitored pressure causes the diaphragm to flex and the indicator area to be displaced, altering the thickness of the absorbing fluid envelope, and therefore the amount of light reflected from the indicator area. Thus a very small change in pressure will result in a dramatic color change displayed in the viewing window, providing a sensitive pressure indication.

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