Liquid quality-evaluating apparatus
AssigneesShowa Industries Co., Ltd., Fujisoku Electric Co., Ltd., Kitoku Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasumi Mizutani, Hiromichi Hata, Masasuke Shimazaki
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AssigneesShowa Industries Co., Ltd., Fujisoku Electric Co., Ltd., Kitoku Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasumi Mizutani, Hiromichi Hata, Masasuke Shimazaki
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A liquid quality-evaluating apparatus for liquids whose boiling point or vapor lock point vary by deterioration includes a heating vessel made of heat conductive and electrically conductive material and adapted to hold a brake fluid whose quality is to be determined. The heating vessel has an opening which is closed by an electrically and heat insulating removable cover and the wall of the heating vessel near the bottom is fitted with a nozzle acting as a siphon. The cover carries a hollow cylindrical electrode so disposed as to slightly dip into a brake fluid received in the vessel. A heat-responsive resistance element for detecting the temperature of the brake fluid is received in the hollow cylindrical electrode. A heater is provided below the heating vessel to heat the brake fluid received therein. A current cutoff-detecting circuit is electrically connected between the heating vessel and the hollow cylindrical electrode. A liquid temperature-indicating circuit for displaying the temperature of the brake fluid is connected to the heat-responsive resistance element. A liquid temperature-indicating pointer used with the liquid temperature-indicating circuit is locked by an output signal from the current cutoff-detecting circuit which is actuated when the level of the brake fluid falls when the brake fluid boils.
A liquid quality-evaluating apparatus for determining the boiling point or vapor lock point of a liquid, comprising:
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