Gproducts LLC

Emerson Electric Company

Other

Micromotion Gmbh

Emerson Electric, Inc.

Gary Edward Pawlas

Joseph C Dille

Michael J Barger

Stefan Asara Berkower

Matthew Glen Wheeler

Daniel Patrick McNulty

Wesley E Sund

Jonathan Nicholas Peot

Mark James Bell

Leland Charles Leber

Timothy J Cunningham

Stuart James Shelley

Martin Andrew Schlosser

David Frederick Normen

Jeffrey L Whiteley

Timothy W Scott

Jonathan Steven Ash

Daniel Patrick Mcnulty

Kettlebell

A kettlebell may comprise a main body configured to retain one or more removable exercise weights and a handle connected to the main body at two attachment points on a top side of the main body. The main body may have an opening disposed on the top side and between the two attachment points configured to receive the one or more removable exercise weights.

Variable weight kettlebell

Medicine ball

Apparatuses and systems for a variable weight medicine ball are disclosed. The ball may comprise an outer shell, an interior, and a radius, and an opening forming a portion of the outer shell that provides access to the interior. The ball may also comprise at least one exercise weight cavity in the interior configured to receive one or more exercise weights and a filling material disposed in the interior, between the plurality of weight cavities and the outer shell. The ball may further comprise one or more balance weights that are different from the exercise weights fixedly disposed within the filling material.

Variable weight medicine ball

A fluid delivery system includes a flow control device and a Coriolis mass flowmeter in fluid communication with the flow control device. The Coriolis flowmeter has a flow-tube made of a high-purity plastic material, such as PFA, making the delivery system suitable for high purity applications. A controller provides a control output signal to the flow control device, which may comprise a pinch valve, so as to vary the flow control device output in response to a setpoint signal and measurement signals received from the flowmeter.

High purity fluid delivery system

A flow meter is disclosed that is comprised of a base, a driver, pick-offs, and a flow tube made from a fluoropolymer substance. The base of the flow meter is comprised of a first leg and a second leg. The first leg includes a tube opening and an adhesive opening and the second leg includes a tube opening and an adhesive opening. The flow tube passes through the tube openings of the first leg and the second leg. The tube opening of the first leg has a diameter slightly larger than the flow tube to create a gap between the tube opening and the flow tube. The adhesive opening of the first leg provides access to the gap so that adhesive may be applied to the flow tube and an inner surface of the tube opening to affix the flow tube to the base. The adhesive opening in the second leg performs the same function.

Manufacturing flow meters having a flow tube made of a fluoropolymer substance

A Coriolis flowmeter for the measurement of a process material requiring an ultra high level of purity. This is achieved by forming the entire Coriolis flowmeter of a PFA plastic material that does not transfer ions from the Coriolis flowmeter to the process material flowing through the flowmeter.

Flowmeter for the precision measurement of an ultra-pure material flow

A mass flow measurement and control device includes an enclosure with a Coriolis mass flowmeter situated therein. The Coriolis mass flowmeter has a flow-tube made of a high-purity plastic material, a driver coupled to the flow tube for vibrating the flow tube, and a pickoff coupled to the flow tube for sensing Coriolis deflections of the vibrating flow tube. A pinch valve includes an elastomeric tube made of a high-purity plastic material in fluid communication with the flow tube. An actuator with a ram operatively connected thereto is situated adjacent the elastomeric tube, and a reference surface is positioned generally opposite the ram such that the elastomeric tube is squeezable between the ram and the reference surface. A controller may also be provided, which receives an output signal from the Coriolis flowmeter and provides a control output signal to the pinch valve actuator in response to the flowmeter output signal and a setpoint signal.

High purity coriolis mass flow controller

A plurality of motion signals is received representing motion at a plurality of locations of a vibrating conduit containing material. The received plurality of motion signals is processed to resolve the motion into a plurality of real normal modal components. A process parameter is estimated from a real normal modal component of the plurality of real normal modal components. According to one aspect, the motion signals may be processed by applying a mode pass filter to produce an output that preferentially represents a component of the motion associated with a real normal mode of the vibrating conduit. A process parameter may be estimated from the filtered output using, for example, conventional phase difference techniques. According to another aspect, real normal modal motion is estimated from the received plurality of motion signals, and a process parameter is estimated from the estimated real normal modal motion. For example, motion may be estimated in respective first and second real normal modes, the second real normal mode being preferentially correlated with a Coriolis force. A process parameter may be estimated by normalizing the estimated motion in the second real normal mode with respect to the estimated motion in the first real normal mode to produce a normalized estimate of motion in the second real normal mode, and by estimating a process parameter from the normalized estimate of motion in the second real normal mode.

Vibrating conduit parameter sensors, operating methods and computer program productors utilizing real normal modal decomposition

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Gary Edward Pawlas