Temperature compensated differential pressure indicating device

Signals and indicators – Indicators – Fluid flow

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73 38, 73708, 116268, G01L 914

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044269528

ABSTRACT:
A differential pressure indicating device which is temperature compensated and includes a piston responsive to a pressure differential between inlet and outlet pressures. The piston is retained in a normal or first position by the force of a spring holding mechanism. The spring holding mechanism releases the piston at a predetermined excessive differential pressure condition to a second position. As this occurs, the piston actuates an indicating member to an indicating condition. A temperature sensitive bimetallic strip is provided to permit the piston to move to the second condition without activating the indicator member when the temperature of the fluid is below a predetermined temperature.

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