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US 2025/0052632 A1Published application
Non-destructive instrument for measuring pressure and flow rate in a dripper hose
OwnerJorge Manuel ZEROLO HERNÁNDEZinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a non-destructive instrument for measuring pressure and flow rate in a dripper hose, said instrument characterised in that it has a manometric clamp that embraces the hose and connects the outlet opening of the dripper with the manometer, forming a sealed chamber due to the pressure exerted on the two arms of the clamp by way of pliers; and a graded measuring vessel, which allows the flow rate to be determined with a single hand.
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A non-destructive instrument for measuring pressure and flow rate in a dripper hose, comprising:
- a manometric clamp made up of a rigid upper part and a rigid lower part linked to one end by a pin inserted into an axis of rotation of both parts that allows the opening of both parts in order to insert the hose therebetween,
- each of the parts incorporating an elliptical semicylindrical cavity in such a way that, when the upper part is arranged in contact with the lower part, they define a hollow therebetween with an elliptical cylindrical configuration intended to firmly embrace a section of the hose in which a dripper is centered with an opening facing upwards,
- in which the upper part comprises a chamber that is connected:
- through the cavity with the opening of the dripper,
- with an upper thread in which a pressure gauge attaches.
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