Apparatus for metering liquid flow
OwnerBoris Khurgin, Shlomo Rosinek +1inventors
InventorsBoris Khurgin, Shlomo Rosinek, Isaac Rinkewich
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OwnerBoris Khurgin, Shlomo Rosinek +1inventors
InventorsBoris Khurgin, Shlomo Rosinek, Isaac Rinkewich
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An inlet tube, connected to a source of liquid, such as milk, supplies liquid to the top of a container. An orifice at the bottom of the container permits drainage from the container into an outlet tube. The level of liquid in the container is related to the instantaneous flow rate, in a known manner, as long as the pressure in the container, above the liquid surface, equals the pressure in the outlet tube after the orifice. A conduit connects the upper portion of the container, at a point above the liquid therein, and the outlet tube, below the orifice, to equalize the pressure therebetween, as well as to act as an overflow bypass. Various types of sensors may be used to determine the level of liquid in the container. A signal, representative of the sensed liquid level, is developed and processed to represent the flow rate.
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
For use with a source of liquid, apparatus for measuring the flow of the liquid comprising an inlet tube connected to the source;
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