Coriolis Frequency Tracking

Manus P Henry (Inventor), Mihaela D Duta (Inventor), Michael S Tombs (Inventor)

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Abstract

Motion is induced in a conduit such that the conduit vibrates in a major mode of vibration having a major amplitude and a minor mode of vibration having a minor amplitude. The major amplitude is larger than the minor amplitude, the major mode of vibration has a first frequency of vibration and the minor mode of vibration has a second frequency of vibration, and the minor mode of vibration interferes with the major mode of vibration to cause a beat signal having a frequency related to the first frequency of vibration and the second frequency of vibration. The frequency of the beat signal is determined, and the second frequency of vibration is determined based on the determined frequency of the beat signal.

Original languageEnglish
Patent numberUS2014238149A1
IPCGOIF I/84
Priority date3/07/07
Filing date2/05/14
Publication statusPublished - 28 Aug 2014
Externally publishedYes

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    Henry, M., Duta, M. D. & Tombs, M., 29 Dec 2020, IPC No. GOIF I/84, Patent No. US10876875B2, 23 Apr 2018, Priority date 7 Mar 2007, Priority No. US89357307P

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  • Coriolis Frequency Tracking

    Henry, M., Duta, M. D. & Tombs, M., 12 Jun 2018, IPC No. G01F 1/84, G01F 1/76, G01F 15/02, G01N 9/00, Patent No. US9995613B2, 2 May 2014, Priority date 7 Mar 2007, Priority No. US89357307P

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  • Coriolis Frequency Tracking

    Henry, M., Tombs, M. S. & Duta, M. D., 11 Sep 2008, IPC No. G01F 1/84, Patent No. US2008216588A1, 7 Mar 2008, Priority date 7 Mar 2007, Priority No. US89357307P

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