Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – With indicating – signalling – recording – sampling – or...
Patent
1977-06-10
1979-02-20
Scovronek, Joseph
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
With indicating, signalling, recording, sampling, or...
128142R, 128191R, 340544, 340611, 422105, 422110, 422120, 422112, 422113, 422166, B01J 700, A62B 708
Patent
active
041407652
ABSTRACT:
The disclosed gas flow sensor has an orifice connected in an oxygen conduit and a pressure switch connected to the conduit by having a pressure chamber communicating with the conduit. The chamber terminates at a diaphram which is operatively coupled to a normally open microswitch by a spring loaded rod. As the flow rate of oxygen flowing through the conduit drops below a permissible minimum magnitude, back pressure on the orifice decreases so as to close the microswitch to provide a control signal. A bypass valve is connected across the orifice to prevent the oxygen pressure within the conduit from excessively increasing.
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Martin Frank E.
Rich, III Edward L.
Scovronek Joseph
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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