US3412608A Electromagnetic flowmeter
Patents citing this work · United States · 1968
through the field in an electromagnetic flowmeter, and 2a corresponds to the (7) ’2 diameter of the flow passage of the flowmeter. This leaves which is the case
Search
The patents and their transcriptions, four forums, the bench notes and the glossary — one index, ranked together, so a claim in a patent and the thread arguing about it come back side by side.
2,612 results for “page 2 of 7” · 228ms
Patents citing this work · United States · 1968
through the field in an electromagnetic flowmeter, and 2a corresponds to the (7) ’2 diameter of the flow passage of the flowmeter. This leaves which is the case
Cited prior art · Ernie B Esters · United States · 1968
a rigid insulating material. At their outer edges they support a plurality of conductive Page 7 commutator strips 26. The strips 26 are arcuate in shape and are
Patents citing this work · United States · 1967
suitably modi fied to fit into the present application. A brief compari Page 7 son of FIG. 4 of the present application with FIG. 1 of D is
Cited prior art · Squires Arthur Morton · United States · 1967
of the fluid or granular material. Periodically a reverse and sand bed of FIG. 2; Page 6 FIG. 4 is a graph illustrating the type of reverse flow
Cited prior art · Erwin L Long · United States · 1965
thermo-valve 75 because of its lower density, thus resulting in a discon Page 7 tinuance of thermal activity during periods of above positioned in a tidal water area
Cited prior art · Kach Alfred · Bbc Brown Boveri & Cie · United States · 1964
core 2. It is desirable to build up the core and shell Page 7 parts of the magnetic structure from laminated iron. periodically. Control of the conductivity is
Cited prior art · Telkes Maria · United States · 1958
other dimorphic 75 ferred to, but that further increases in the amounts of the Page 7 admixed salts cause a rise in the transition temperature said sodium sulfate
Cited prior art · George P Haynes, Letvin Samuel and 1 more · United States · 1954
ast SelaaZY Capaap 1/M /M/ZaZS Nkrks wer essa Sperators aayaaa. 4a Ya-YA/ Page 2 Sept. 7, 1954 G. P. HAYNEs ET AL 2,688,360 FUEL COMBUSTION SYSTEM, INCLUDING GAS
Cited prior art · Hatkin Leonard · Ruze John · United States · 1953
for independently Sup electrical lengths from point it to each element is 75 plying the components of reference phase to the Page 7 elements of the pair and the components of:cquad 7. In a lobe
Cited prior art · Henry W Hapman · HANNAH J HAPMAN · United States · 1952
ScieWS 2 serve to hold the Weyed material reaches the left-hand end of the Page 7 conduit 60, assuming the pulleys 63 and 64 to be over said
Cited prior art · George L Weissman, Howard A Graffis and 1 more · United States · 1952
time to 5 and quickly shut off the main gas supply when Page 7 any of a large number of unsafe circumstances form. of a single loop inside.
Cited prior art · William C Mason · United States · 1941
When the arm 4, in response to heat generated contacts 6 and 7 of switch 2 are spaced apart. by coil , is warped. Arm 4 is also provided
Cited prior art · Harris Lawrence · GEORGE M CRESSATY · United States · 1941
an angle with 75 is required to be neither so large nor of such Page 7 severe curvature as in the form shown in Figure bottom of the
Cited prior art · Marcel E Moreau · United States · 1924
order to position the lenses relatively readily produced by exposing the required Page 7 number of lenses in conjunction with suit concentrated on the focal point of the
Cited prior art · Reed J. Jensen, John L. Lyman and 2 more · United States · 2000
Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 SOLAR REDUCTION OF CO, in Opt. Spectrosc. 15, 12 (1963) measured the absorption of CO
Cited prior art · Woodrow W. Lee · US Department of Navy · United States · 1992
discharge of the electrical breakable brass membrane 50 which separates the inte Page 7 rior 38 of the reaction cartridge 40 from the interior 54 about 300 microseconds. The
Cited prior art · Ian M. Johnson, Ian M. Moody and 2 more · United States · 1989
agent and azeotropically distilling the dispersion. 525/360, 362,363 9 Claims, No Drawings Page 2 SURFACE TREATMENT OF POLYMERS stabiliser that includes hydrophobic groups and carbox ylic acid groups. Swellable
Cited prior art · Tokio Kodera, Masaru Hoshino and 2 more · United States · 1982
the UV ray irradiation. Accord means further comprising a vessel containing hy Page 7 drogen peroxide of low concentration at room said outer surface with the hydrogen peroxide film
Cited prior art · R Potter, E Robinson and 2 more · United States · 1974
VERY HEAVY CASING DIAMETER OPEN HOLE HYDRAULCALLY FRACTURED THN VERTICAL DSC Afg. 2 Page 4 METHOD OF EXTRACTING HEAT FROM DRY when the fracturing pressure is released. This tech
Patents citing this work · William Stehl · Tyson Larson · United States · 2009
gases, greenhouse gases or any interaction with the atmosphere or the consumption of any atmospheric Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.