Pressure-Equalization Element for a Field Device Used in Automation Technology
AssigneeEndrses + Hauser GmbH + Co. KG
InventorIoan-Mircea POL
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AssigneeEndrses + Hauser GmbH + Co. KG
InventorIoan-Mircea POL
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A pressure-equalization element for equalization of pressure differences between at least two spatial areas assigned to a field device used in automation technology, comprising a main body, consisting of a securing element having an axial bore, that is used for securing the pressure-equalization element in a wall of the field device, and a disc-shaped carrier component having a lateral end surface. The disc-shaped carrier component is provided with a specified number (n, where n>2) of substantially radially-running recesses corresponding to the axial bore, wherein the radially-running recesses are offset from one another by a defined angular offset, and wherein the radially-running recesses are provided with a gas-permeable, liquid-barrier membrane in the region of the lateral end surface of the disc-shaped carrier components.
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A pressure-equalization element for equalizing differences in pressure between at least two spatial areas assigned to an automation filed device, comprising:
An automation field device with at least one first inner chamber, wherein a pressure-equalization component is arranged in the wall of a housing of the field device which divides an inner chamber from the outer surroundings of the field device, said pressure-equalization component, comprising:
The automation field device with at least one first inner chamber and a second inner chamber, wherein the first inner chamber and the second inner chamber are separated from each other by an intermediate wall, wherein a pressure-equalization component is arranged in the outer wall of at least one of said two inner chambers, said pressure-equalization component, comprising:
A relative pressure-measuring sensor for the metrological detection of a pressure to be measured as a relative pressure in comparison to a reference pressure that predominates in the surroundings of the measuring sensor, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.