161 |
Multiple motion mechanical integrator |
US73020758 |
1958-04-22 |
US2956439A |
1960-10-18 |
PERRINE WARREN L |
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162 |
Combination regulator and meter index ring mounting |
US44858554 |
1954-08-09 |
US2844962A |
1958-07-29 |
RESKO PAUL V; FAIRCHILD WHITWORTH |
|
163 |
Combination meter top and regulator |
US45049754 |
1954-08-17 |
US2836065A |
1958-05-27 |
STEWART CHARLES W |
|
164 |
Combined meter and regulator |
US39506553 |
1953-11-30 |
US2784590A |
1957-03-12 |
STEWART CHARLES W |
|
165 |
Tip for small bases |
US21002438 |
1938-05-25 |
US2206615A |
1940-07-02 |
CARL PFANSTIEHL; DEVEREUX ANDREW R |
|
166 |
Temperature compensation for gas meters |
US15922337 |
1937-08-16 |
US2183710A |
1939-12-19 |
DEMING GEORGE M |
|
167 |
Combination pressure regulator and meter |
US4706835 |
1935-10-28 |
US2115259A |
1938-04-26 |
GOLDKAMP OTTO B |
|
168 |
Pressure compensating gas meter |
US55487931 |
1931-08-03 |
US2093151A |
1937-09-14 |
MACLEAN ALLEN D |
|
169 |
Compensating drive |
US33774129 |
1929-02-06 |
US1931493A |
1933-10-24 |
ALFRED HERZ |
|
170 |
Fluid meter |
US14997426 |
1926-11-22 |
US1797233A |
1931-03-24 |
HUEBOTTER HARRY A |
|
171 |
Gas-metering system |
US3681925 |
1925-06-13 |
US1759384A |
1930-05-20 |
WILKIN JOHN T; HOUGHTON CARL R |
|
172 |
Pressure-controlled flow-directing means for compound meters |
US24773518 |
1918-08-01 |
US1386177A |
1921-08-02 |
JETTE AUGUST G; AXEL JOHNSON |
|
173 |
Method and means for indicating the maximum flow of fluids. |
US16660017 |
1917-05-05 |
US1289486A |
1918-12-31 |
LITTLE ARLINGTON P |
|
174 |
Volumetric air-meter. |
US1913780169 |
1913-07-21 |
US1150866A |
1915-08-24 |
KREUTZBERG OTTO A |
|
175 |
Gas-pressure regulator. |
US1908459555 |
1908-10-26 |
US916943A |
1909-03-30 |
DOANE ROY A |
|
176 |
Meter-regulator. |
US1907379162 |
1907-06-15 |
US888952A |
1908-05-26 |
WYLIE THOMAS B |
|
177 |
Steam-meter and reducing-valve |
US243025D |
|
US243025A |
1881-06-14 |
|
|
178 |
Meter |
US241217D |
|
US241217A |
1881-05-10 |
|
|
179 |
AIRFLOW MEASURING DEVICE |
US15964801 |
2018-04-27 |
US20180245961A1 |
2018-08-30 |
Shinichi KAMIYA |
A housing defines a bypass passage and a sub-bypass passage therein. A bypass passage is configured to draw a part of an air flowing through a duct. The sub-bypass passage branches off the bypass passage and is configured to draw a part of air flowing through the bypass passage. A flow rate sensor is arranged in the sub-bypass passage and configured to generate an electric signal according to a flow rate of air in the duct by performing heat transfer with air passing through the sub-bypass passage. A physical quantity sensor is configured to measure a physical quantity of air in the duct. A sensor assembly is integrally formed with the flow rate sensor, the physical quantity sensor, and a circuit module. The circuit module includes a substrate that is configured to process signals from the flow rate sensor and the physical quantity sensor. |
180 |
METHOD FOR ASCERTAINING A PHYSICAL PARAMETER OF A GAS |
US15749888 |
2016-07-26 |
US20180231411A1 |
2018-08-16 |
Hao Zhu; Alfred Rieder; Gerhard Eckert |
The invention relates to a method for ascertaining a physical parameter of a gas using a measuring transducer having a measuring tube for conveying the gas, wherein the measuring tube is excitable to execute bending oscillations of different modes and eigenfrequencies, the method includes: ascertaining the eigenfrequency of the f1-mode and f3-mode; ascertaining preliminary density values for the gas based on the eigenfrequencies of the f1-mode and f3-mode; ascertaining a value for the velocity of sound of the gas, and/or, dependent on the velocity of sound and the eigenfrequency of a mode, at least one correcting term and/or density error for the preliminary density value; and/or a correcting term for a preliminary mass flow value for determining a corrected mass flow measured value based on the first preliminary density value, the second preliminary density value, the eigenfrequencies of the f1-mode and f3-mode. |