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Class 338/40 - Bourdon tube


Subclass of Class 338 - Electrical resistors
Definition: Subject matter wherein the resistor actuator is a Bourdon
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 03/19/1996


NumberTitleIssue Date
5499533Downhole pressure gauge converter
The apparatus disclosed is a type of downhole pressure gauge to be used to measure and record pressure information about oil and gas wells. The apparatus measures fluctuations in pressure by means of a mechanical pressure sensitive device, such as a Bourd...
03/19/1996
5070736Differential pressure sensor with read-out device
A differential pressure sensor comprises a pair of bourdon tubes disposed in an arrangement wherein deflections of the two bourdon tubes resulting from fluid pressures connected thereto take place in two opposite directions and the deflective extremities ...
12/10/1991
4638148Control system and control device for controlling a heating unit and method of making the same
A control system and control device for controlling a heating unit and method of making the control device are provided, the control device having a rod and tube temperature sensing unit for providing linear motion of a part thereof along a substantially ...
01/20/1987
3992945Bourdon pressure gauge having direct-coupled electronic and visual readout
A Bourdon pressure gauge is provided with a direct-coupled electronic and visual readout. Specifically, the electronic and visual readouts are direct-coupled in that they are taken along a common linkage from the Bourdon tube. In addition, they are of com...
11/23/1976
 
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