Air flow rate measurement device
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsTakuma Tsuchiya, Akiyuki Sudou
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Abstract
A housing has a front surface, a rear surface, and side surface connecting the front surface with the rear surface. The housing is formed by injection molding. A first sub-passage is formed in the housing and communicates a first sub-passage inlet formed in the front surface with a first sub-passage outlet formed in the rear surface. A second sub-passage is formed in the housing and communicates a second sub-passage inlet formed in a midway portion of the first sub-passage with a second sub-passage outlet at a position different from the first sub-passage outlet. A flow rate detection unit is provided in the second sub-passage. A mold parting mark is formed in the rear surface of the housing at a position away from an inner opening edge of the first sub-passage outlet.
Claims5
An air flow rate measurement device to be installed in a main passage that is configured to cause air to flow therethrough, the air flow rate measurement device comprising:
- a housing having a front surface on an upstream side of the main passage, a rear surface on a downstream side of the main passage, and a side surface connecting the front surface with the rear surface, the housing formed by injection molding;
- a first sub-passage formed in the housing, the first sub-passage communicating a first sub-passage inlet, which is formed in the front surface, with a first sub-passage outlet, which is formed in the rear surface;
- a second sub-passage formed in the housing, the second sub-passage communicating a second sub-passage inlet, which is formed in a midway portion of the first sub-passage, with a second sub-passage outlet, which is formed at a position different from the first sub-passage outlet;
- a flow rate detection unit provided in the second sub-passage and configured to output a signal according to a flow rate of air flowing through the second sub-passage;
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- a mold parting mark formed in the rear surface of the housing at a position that is away from an inner opening edge of the first sub-passage outlet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.