Ultrasound phase difference method for measuring high flow rates

Measuring and testing – Simulating operating condition – Marine

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7386129, G01M 1500

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ABSTRACT:
A method for measuring high flow rates, particularly for the intake air for motor vehicle drives, includes the steps of modulating an oscillator signal, transmitting the modulated oscillator signal via two paths, with at least one of the paths passing through the flow path to be measured and the interacting with the fluid flow so that the signal in that path is phase-shifted by an amount dependent on the flow rate, separately receiving the signals from the two paths, comparing the received signals by phase discrimination to obtain a signal corresponding to the phase difference in the signals from the two paths, and deriving a signal corresponding to the flow rate from the phase difference. One or both of the signal paths can be an ultrasonic transmisson path. If the phase discrimination takes place in a phase discriminator which has an unstable range of operation, corrective steps can be taken so that the phase discrimination necessary for the method is moved out of the unstable range.

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