Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Diaphragm
Patent
1998-09-23
2000-05-16
Felber, Joseph L.
Measuring and testing
Fluid pressure gauge
Diaphragm
73746, 374143, G01L 904, G01L 716, G01K 112, G01K 114
Patent
active
060620870
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus is provided for sensing the pressure and temperature of fluid within a cavity of a block, such as hot plastic that flows into a mold cavity. The apparatus includes a piston (30) lying closely but slideably within a bore that extends from the cavity in the block. The outer end of the piston is coupled through a beam structure (36), in a shape of a diaphragm, to a rigid support (40). A strain gauge (44) mounted on the diaphragm senses piston deflection which is proportional to the pressure of fluid in the cavity. A highly heat conductive rod (80) extends through a hole in the middle of the piston, the rod having an inner end (84) that is flush with the piston and the rod having an outer end (86) joined at a thermocouple joint (92), so the temperature of the rod is sensed by the thermocouple to thereby sense the temperature of material in the cavity.
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Felber Joseph L.
ITT Manufacturing Enterprises Inc.
Peterson Thomas L.
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