Micromotion Gmbh

Edwin Arthur Hagerman, Iii

Clinton Ray Griffin

Curtis John Ollila

John Randolph Roper

Michael Benton Shelton

Michael Leon Overfelt

Kevin Robert Piletic

James Vernon Decker

Gregory Alan Neece

A housing comprised of a first member, a second member, a seal, and electronics. The first member has a body comprised of a first end portion and a second end portion. The first end portion of the first member comprises at least one pin protruding from the first end portion of the first member. The second member has a body and a cavity, with the body comprised of a first end portion and a second end portion. The first end portion of the second member is configured to mate with the first end portion of the first member. The first end portion of the second member comprises at least one groove configured to engageably receive the pin of the first end portion of the first member. The seal is configured to fit between the first member and the second member. The electronics is configured to mount within the cavity of the second member. The first member and second member are rotated in opposite directions, until the pin of the first member is locked into the groove of the second member, to seal the electronics in the housing.

Housing for intrinsically-safe electronics

A system for manufacturing a straight tube Coriolis Flowmeter. The system of this invention provides a process for connecting a flow tube assembly including a balance bar and a flow tube to at least two points inside a casing. The process provides an inexpensive way to use localized heat to affix the flow tube assembly to the two points. The use of localized heat reduces damage caused by expansion of components caused by heat as well reduces damage to electrical components in the casing.

Method for manufacturing a Coriolis flow meter assembly

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Broomfield, CO, United States of America

Edwin Arthur Hagerman, Iii