Fluid handling – With indicator – register – recorder – alarm or inspection means – Position or extent of motion indicator
Patent
1986-11-12
1989-04-18
Rivell, John
Fluid handling
With indicator, register, recorder, alarm or inspection means
Position or extent of motion indicator
73 498, 73592, 73600, 340605, 340608, F16K 3700
Patent
active
048217697
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for monitoring operation of a valve is disclosed in which a signal, such as an alternating current electrical signal, is propagated through a fluid path defined by the valve. The occlusion of the fluid path is indicated by monitoring the propagation of the signal. The system is highly immune to electrical noise and to variations in fluid conductivity. The system is also well adapted for monitoring operation of valves having a plurality of ports. In installations employing a plurality of valves, as plurality of valve monitors can be used without mutual interference.
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Mills Gary N.
Peterson Bruce A.
Preston, Jr. William G.
CD Medical Inc.
Rivell John
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