序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
21 Sight glass US3722537D 1971-04-08 US3722537A 1973-03-27 GREGERSON D; SELM G
A sight glass to permit observation of refrigerant flowing in a refrigeration system. The glass is installed directly in the refrigerant flow line, rather than in a coupling or component connected into the line.
22 Fluid indicator US3585963D 1969-06-18 US3585963A 1971-06-22 HISZPANSKI JAN A
A fluid indicator providing an indication of the absence or presence of a fluid in a system and the presence of moisture in the fluid. The indicator includes means for connecting the same in a fluid line permitting fluid flow therethrough. The indicating means are carried within the indicator and are observable through suitable openings in the outer wall of the indicator. The indicator includes improved sealing means. Further, the indicator includes an improved visual indication of the absence of fluid in the indicator and an improved visual indication of the moisture condition thereof.
23 Apparatus for arranging and conveying bottles and the like US3487908D 1967-05-15 US3487908A 1970-01-06 GARRETT BURTON R
24 Sight glass assembly US3125882D US3125882A 1964-03-24
25 Manufacture of a windowed article US60719056 1956-08-30 US2946156A 1960-07-26 BAILEY WILLIAM D
26 Flow indicator US61166456 1956-09-24 US2933060A 1960-04-19 YOCUM WILLIAM C
27 Liquid indicator for tubing US49816555 1955-03-31 US2811128A 1957-10-29 FRANCK GEORGE E
28 Liquid line indicator US25840951 1951-11-27 US2664846A 1954-01-05 GRAY JR ROBERT A
29 Liquid indicator device US19199250 1950-10-25 US2655124A 1953-10-13 GARY CHARLES V; DICKERT ROBERT S
30 Sight glass US73928434 1934-08-10 US2027696A 1936-01-14 MORGAN PORTER S
31 Liquid flow indicator US22814427 1927-10-24 US1834969A 1931-12-08 RENFREW PAUL B; FISHER THOMAS C
32 Sight-prime and drainage indicator for gasoline pumps US30885628 1928-09-27 US1715281A 1929-05-28 DAVENPORT ARTHUR E
33 Liquid-level indicator US49000721 1921-08-05 US1587340A 1926-06-01 MCCALEB ALBERT G
34 Sight-drain. US6853115 1915-12-24 US1179441A 1916-04-18 LEWIS LEROY M
35 Vacuum and water connections. US1912729657 1912-11-05 US1078552A 1913-11-11 PATTERSON CLARENCE G
36 TWO-COMPONENT SPRAY DEVICE AND USE THEREOF EP10845938 2010-10-20 EP2536509A4 2014-08-13 LARSON JOHN CHARLES
This invention is directed to a spray device for spraying two or more components. The two or more components are maintained separated in the spray device and are mixed post atomization. This invention is also directed to a gravity fed spray gun and a system for spraying two or more components. This invention is further directed to a kit for converting an existing conventional single-component spray gun typically used for spraying a single component to a two-component spray gun for spraying two components.
37 Strömungs-Überwachungseinheit EP08018356.9 2008-10-21 EP2065712A3 2012-01-25 Schmidt, Hartmut

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Leitungszwischenstück (1), das insbesondere als Strömungs-Überwachsungseinheit zum Einbau in eine Öl-Luft-Leitung verwendbar ist. Dabei weist das Leitungszwischenstück (1) einen ersten und einen zweiten Leitungsanschluss (2; 3) sowie wenigstens einen durchsichtigen Wandabschnitt (12) auf.

38 DISPOSITIF DE VISUALISATION DU DEBIT ET DE LA TEMPERATURE D'UN FLUIDE EP00958687.6 2000-08-14 EP1131640B1 2007-08-01 KAZAZIAN, Thierry
The invention concerns a device (1) designed to be fixed at the outlet of a tube (2) or pipe delivering a fluid, characterised in that it comprises means for displaying the flow rate and means for displaying the outlet temperature of said fluid.
39 Sealed observation element for sulfur recovery unit EP03017772.9 1996-08-09 EP1385007A3 2004-03-17 Taggart, George W.; Lewis, James E.; Ward, Craig S.

A sealed observation element for viewing the flow of molten liquid during the operation of a sulfur recovery unit comprises at least one sight glass that is heated and which may be swept with a purge gas supplied through one or more bleed rings to prevent condensation or deposition of materials on the side of the sight glass exposed to the process stream.

40 METHOD AND DEVICE FOR LIQUID LEAKAGE INDICATION EP96935709.0 1996-10-16 EP0856150A1 1998-08-05 Persson, Lars-Anders
Method and device for indicating movements of gas bubbles in a liquid, droplets of liquid in a gas or a level of liquid, the liquid or the gas forming a medium in a conduit (15) or a container. Microwave signals of a predetermined frequency are transmitted through a section (G) of the conduit (15) or the container (16) that is pervious to microwaves toward said medium, and microwave signals reflected from the medium are received. Received microwave signals are then utilized to indicate presence of gas bubbles, droplets, or a level of a liquid moving in said conduit (15) or said container (16). Said conduit (15) is designed with a section (G) that is pervious to microwaves, and a microwave transmitter (S) is provided to transmit microwave signals towards said section (G). A microwave receiver (M) is provided to receive microwave signals that are reflected from the medium, and said microwave receiver (M) is operatively connected to a detector (6).
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