Method of forming a coriolis flowmeter
AssigneeMicro Motion, Inc.
InventorsCraig Brainerd Van Cleve, Gregory Treat Lanham, Curtis John Ollila, Ernest Dale Lister
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AssigneeMicro Motion, Inc.
InventorsCraig Brainerd Van Cleve, Gregory Treat Lanham, Curtis John Ollila, Ernest Dale Lister
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A method of forming a flowmeter having a case enclosing a single straight tube surrounded by a balance bar. The balance bar ends are coupled by means of a brace bar to the flow tube as well as by case connect links to the inner wall of the case. The flow tube projects beyond the case end and is sealably coupled to a cone connect element in the case end. A void is defined by the space between the flow tube outer surface and the inner surface of the cone connect element and the end flanges. The case connect links contain out of plane bends to accommodate a change in the effective diameter of the case and the balance bar with respect to each other due to changing thermal conditions.
A method of forming a Coriolis flowmeter having a flow tube and a balance bar that are adapted, when in use, to be vibrated in a driven plane in phase opposition to generate a Coriolis response in said vibrating flow tube representing information pertaining to material flowing through said vibrating flow tube;
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