Friatec Aktiengesellschaft

Krohne Messtechnik Gmbh Co. Kg

Helmut Mayer

Hans-Joachim Graf

Ernst Arens

Udo Stevens

Guenther Bitz

Gunther Bitz

Andreas Seidel

Günther Bitz

A magnetoinductive flowmeter encompasses a ceramic measuring tube as a conduit for a medium whose flow rate is to be measured, and a measuring electrode featuring a cermet body. The measuring tube is mounted in the wall of the measuring tube with its side that faces the medium conductively or capacitively connecting to the medium while its side facing away from the medium connects to a measuring line. The cross-sectional surface area of the cermet body is larger at its end facing the medium than at its other end facing away from the medium. The result is a measuring electrode that fully meets the respective requirements at either end notwithstanding minimized material consumption in making the electrode. A method for producing a measuring tube for the flowmeter is also disclosed.

Magnetoinductive flowmeter and method for producing a measuring tube for a magnetoinductive flowmeter

A method of manufacturing a ceramic component including at least one cermet body, especially a cermet electrode, in which the costs are reduced and the ceramic component can be produced in accordance with requirements with an integrated cermet body in a reproducible manner. The cermet body initially is produced as a green compact; the cermet body then is inserted into the ceramic composition; the ceramic composition subsequently is consolidated together with the green compact cermet body, e.g. by pressing, and the resulting assembly is finally sintered.

Method of manufacturing a ceramic component with a cermet body

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Wiesloch, Germany

Helmut Mayer