Liquid level sensing devices

Measuring and testing – Liquid level or depth gauge

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340621, G01F 2328, G01S 380

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042133378

ABSTRACT:
A liquid level sensing device consists of an elongate member in which flexure waves are induced. By partially submerging the elongate member in a fluid the depth of immersion can be determined from characteristics of the flexure waves. In one mode of operation the transit time for a flexure wave to travel along the elongate member is measured, and in another mode the nature of resonant modes in the flexure wave is determined.

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"DPM 380 Digital Phasemeter", Feedback Instruments Limited, (Leaflet D380).

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