Fluid detection system
AssigneeEmhart Industries, Inc.
InventorRaymond J. Andrejasich
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AssigneeEmhart Industries, Inc.
InventorRaymond J. Andrejasich
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An apparatus for sensing the difference between a polar fluid and a non-polar fluid includes a control assembly, a probe assembly and a conduit electrically coupling the probe assembly to the control assembly at a remote location thereto. The probe assembly includes a float, at least one fluid sensor mounted beneath the float, a fluid sensor circuit for providing a signal indicative of the polar characteristics of the fluid, and a logic circuit having a first state when the signal indicates a polar fluid and a second state when the signal indicates a non-polar fluid. The control assembly includes cicuitry responsive to the state of the logic circuit for controlling alarms, visual indicators, and machine operations. The probe assembly may also include a detector for detecting the state of the fluid. If the fluid has a non-liquid state then the logic circuit has a third state which indicates the non-liquid state of the fluid. The probe assembly may also include a second fluid sensor mounted beneath the float in vertical spaced relationship to the one sensor.
An apparatus for sensing the presence of polar and non-polar fluids comprising:
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