Capacitive liquid leak sensor
OwnerBeak Myeong SEONGinventor
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The present disclosure relates to a liquid leak sensor and, more particularly, to a liquid leak sensor for preventing damage to metallic electrodes attributable to a chemical solution, which are formed to detect the state of a leaking liquid on the top surface of a film. The liquid leak sensor includes a lower film in which at least one pair of metallic electrodes are formed on a top surface thereof in parallel at an interval in order to detect a leaking liquid, and a graphene ink layer coated to cover the electrodes. The graphene ink layer is formed by mixing graphene of 5 to 10 wt %, a binder of 30 to 50 wt %, 2-ethoxy ethanol of 20 to 25 wt %, DPGDME of 20 to 25 wt %, and a dispersant 5 to 10 wt % and then printing the mixture on the electrodes using graphene ink fabricated by high-pressure dispersion.
A capacitive liquid leak sensor comprising a casing, a cable drawn from the casing for supplying a power source, a connector installed at an end of the cable, and a sensing unit provided on a bottom of the casing and configured with a plurality of metallic electrodes so that capacitance is formed by leaking oil, the capacitive liquid leak sensor comprising:
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