Electricity: measuring and testing – Electrolyte properties – Using a conductivity determining device
Patent
1991-03-13
1992-09-01
Wieder, Kenneth A.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Electrolyte properties
Using a conductivity determining device
204426, 204429, G01N 2758
Patent
active
051442493
ABSTRACT:
An oxygen sensor has an oxygen sensor element in the form of an elongated plate having an oxygen detection section at the end of said oxygen sensor element. The oxygen detection section generates electromotive force between electrodes according to oxygen concentration or varies electrical resistance. Chamfering is applied to ridges formed parallel to the lengthwise direction of the oxygen sensor element which is exposed to gas to be measured. According to this sensor, cracks do not occur. Therefore, oxygen concentration detecting function is not damaged even when the oxygen sensor element is thermally stressed.
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Kato Masami
Katsu Masanori
Kurishita Akiyoshi
NGK Insulators Ltd.
Regan Maura K.
Wieder Kenneth A.
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