Method and apparatus for detecting leaking valves in a volumetri

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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73269, 128DIG12, 222 23, 222250, 340540, 340679, 604246, G08B 2100

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046022490

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for detecting leaking valves in a volumetric fluid delivery system. The system employs a volumetric chamber divided into two compartments by a moveable membrane, with each compartment having a valved inlet and a valved outlet. In the system, fluid is delivered in discrete increments by alternately opening an inlet and an outlet on opposite sides of the membrane. Between such delivery periods, all valves are closed, and then only a single valve is opened. The membrane is monitored to detect movement while the single valve is opened, indicating a closure failure in one of the supposedly closed valves.

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