Flow responsive transmitter and indicator

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G01F 1/28 (2006.01) G01F 15/06 (2006.01)

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CA 1335043

In the measurement of fluid flow, the generation of a linearly varying signal and a pulsation free display are provided by a flow responsive indicator having digit displays for numerically indicating the rate of measured flow. The digit displays are driven in accordance with a measured flow signal applied to circuitry for generating an updated display signal from a previous display signal and the current value of the measured flow signal. This analog updated display signal is converted into a digital signal for driving circuitry connected to each of the digit displays. The measured flow signal applied to the indicator is generated at a flow transmitter including a transducer, such as a Hall effect element. This transducer generates a signal varying with flow in response to movement of a vane mounted in proximity thereto. To provide a signal varying linearly with flow rate, a flexible element extends into the fluid stream and byaction thereof displaces the vane with reference to the transducer to generate the desired linearly varying signal.

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