Liquid level detector and method for a vapor deposition containe

Measuring and testing – Liquid level or depth gauge – With illumination

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340619, G01F 2302

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ABSTRACT:
An optical probe is sealingly mounted in an access port of a pressurized container. The probe comprises a glass rod of a predetermined thickness having a conical end tip. An optical transmitter and receiver is connected to the glass rod. The fiber optic transmitter and receiver sends visible red light down the glass rod. When the liquid level inside the container drops below the end tip of the glass rod, reflected light will be received from the glass rod and detected.

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