Unimeter for detection and indication of electric charge variati

Electricity: measuring and testing – Testing potential in specific environment – Voltage probe

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324 32, 324 93, 324111, G01R 3102

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041307984

ABSTRACT:
A novel method for detecting charge on large bodies such as the earth is accomplished by means of disclosed apparatus which includes a vertical column of mercury having an associated electrode which is capacitively coupled to the mercury column when the mercury level is above the position of the electrode. By establishing an initial unipotential state for the apparatus by short circuit connection of the electrode and mercury column to the earth and an electrometer connected between the electrode and the earth which is initially short-circuited across its terminals the apparatus is conditioned to sense the charge of the large body to which it is connected (the earth) by moving the mercury column up and down past the position of the electrode with the electrometer open-circuited and thus connected between the electrode and earth during the passage of the mercury in one direction past the electrode.

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patent: 3866114 (1975-02-01), Johnston

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