Coupled torsional resonators viscometer
AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsJoseph H. Goodbread, Juerg Dual
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AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsJoseph H. Goodbread, Juerg Dual
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A method for measuring the properties of a fluid that uses a torsionally resonant structure having a base structure; at least two parallel tines affixed to the base structure and projecting in the same direction from the base structure; and wherein the base structure is sufficiently compliant as to mutually couple the tines so that they behave as a single resonator when the tines are driven in synchronized manner. The torsionally resonant structure is immersed in the fluid to be measured and a tine driving mechanism is used to drive the tines torsionally. A tine movement sensing mechanism form measurements of tine movement response to the driving mechanism and the measurements of tine movement to form measurements of fluid properties.
A method for measuring the properties of a fluid, comprising:
A coupled resonator, comprising:
A resonator assembly, comprising:
A resonator assembly, comprising:
A resonator assembly, comprising:
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