Method and apparatus for sealing a pressure transducer within a

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – With protective separator

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ABSTRACT:
A pressure sensor including a housing having an interior surface forming a cavity, and a fill passageway communicating with the cavity. The fill passageway has opposite ends defining an axis extending between the ends, and one of ends defines a fill port spaced from the cavity. A pressure transducer is mounted on said interior surface. The pressure sensor also includes a sealing member moveable across the fill port in a direction transverse to the axis between a first position allowing fluid flow through the fill passageway and a second position closing the fill passageway such that the fluid is sheared off at the fill port to seal said cavity. Preferably, the fluid pressure within the cavity before sealing is substantially equal to the fluid pressure within the cavity after sealing.

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