Resonance frequency liquid level sensor

Measuring and testing – Liquid level or depth gauge

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ABSTRACT:
A liquid level sensor comprises an elongated member with at least one fixed extremity under flexural vibration extending across free surface of a liquid and a slide member attached to the elongated member in a sliding relationship following the length thereof, wherein the slide member floats at the free surface of liquid by buoyancy force thereof or is attracted to a float with a magnet; whereby the liquid level is determined from a natural frequency of the flexural vibration of the elongated member, that varies as a function of the liquid level.

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R. M. Langdon, "Vibratory Process Control Transducers", Electronic Engineering vol. 53, No. 659 Nov. 1981, pp. 159-162.

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