Coriolis flowmeter with digital control system

D.W. Clarke; Manus P Henry; James H Vignos

Coriolis flowmeter with digital control system

D.W. Clarke (Inventor), Manus P Henry (Inventor), James H Vignos (Inventor)

University of Oxford

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Abstract

A digital flowmeter includes a vibratable conduit, a driver connected to the conduit and operable to impart motion to the conduit, and a sensor connected to the conduit and operable to sense the motion of the conduit. A control and measurement system is connected between the driver and the sensor. The control and measurement system includes circuitry to receive a sensor signal from the sensor, generate a drive signal based on the sensor signal using digital signal processing, supply the drive signal to the driver, and generate a measurement of a property of material flowing through the conduit based on the signal from the sensor.

Original language	English
Patent number	EP1484585A2
IPC	G01F 1/84
Priority date	26/11/97
Filing date	26/11/98
Publication status	Published - 8 Dec 2004
Externally published	Yes

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Coriolis flowmeter with digital control system
Henry, P. M. (Inventor), Clarke, W. D. (Inventor) & Vignos, H. J. (Inventor), 22 Apr 2009, IPC No. G01F 1/84, Patent No. EP0919793B1, 26 Nov 1998, Priority date 26 Nov 1997, Priority No. US6655497P
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