A vibrating-reed mass-flow-meter.

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Jamerson, Clifford Larry
Date
1969-06Advisor
Turner, John B.
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For many fluid-mass-rate-of -f low metering situations, a measure of
the fluid's density-velocity product is required. The density -velocity
(pv) product is multiplied by an effective conduit cross -sectional area
to yield the mass-rate-of-f low. The area multiplication is accomplished
by simply changing the scale of the pv-product indicator.
The purpose of this paper is to show how a magnetically-driven vibrating
reed can be used to measure either the pv product of a fluid or its
mass-rate-of-f low through a conduit. The proposed meter differs from the
rotating-vane mass-rate-of-f low meters in that it operates on a transverse
rather than angular momentum exchange.
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