US patent no. 7,509,219 B2: Correcting frequency in flowtube measurements

Techniques are described for accurately measuring a density or other parameter of a fluid traveling through a vibratable conduit, using a flowmeter. The techniques involve obtaining measurements of a frequency of vibration of the conduit, as a function of a phase difference between two sensors measu...

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Main Authors: Henry, M, Zamora, M
Format: Patent
Published: United States Patent and Trademark Office 2009
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description Techniques are described for accurately measuring a density or other parameter of a fluid traveling through a vibratable conduit, using a flowmeter. The techniques involve obtaining measurements of a frequency of vibration of the conduit, as a function of a phase difference between two sensors measuring the vibration. Using the measurements, a corrected frequency corresponding to a zero phase difference can be estimated, and this corrected frequency can be used to perform density calculations. These techniques remove an undesirable dependency between the frequency/phase difference variables.
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spelling oxford-uuid:a7db0ca6-11ec-4a5b-90e1-00f3cd228ad82022-03-27T02:57:18ZUS patent no. 7,509,219 B2: Correcting frequency in flowtube measurementsPatenthttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_15cduuid:a7db0ca6-11ec-4a5b-90e1-00f3cd228ad8Symplectic Elements at OxfordUnited States Patent and Trademark Office2009Henry, MZamora, MTechniques are described for accurately measuring a density or other parameter of a fluid traveling through a vibratable conduit, using a flowmeter. The techniques involve obtaining measurements of a frequency of vibration of the conduit, as a function of a phase difference between two sensors measuring the vibration. Using the measurements, a corrected frequency corresponding to a zero phase difference can be estimated, and this corrected frequency can be used to perform density calculations. These techniques remove an undesirable dependency between the frequency/phase difference variables.
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US patent no. 7,509,219 B2: Correcting frequency in flowtube measurements
title US patent no. 7,509,219 B2: Correcting frequency in flowtube measurements
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