Buerkert Werke Gmbh & Co. Kg

Burkert S.a.s.

Michael Tischmacher

Kersten Grosse

Yannick Fuchs

Yves Hoog

Franziska Maier

Sagar Agarwal

Martin Luschtinetz

Hendrik Faustmann

Marc Cöster

A valve has a position sensing mechanism including at least one Hall sensor and a signal transmitter, wherein the Hall sensor senses magnetic field components in a first measuring direction and in a second measuring direction orthogonal thereto, wherein the two measuring directions are arranged in a planar measurement zone of the Hall sensor. The signal transmitter is an axially polarized magnet which is arranged on a valve tappet linearly displaceable along an axis of movement such that the poles thereof lie in the axis, wherein the axis runs parallel to the first measuring direction and at a distance from the measurement zone along a surface normal of the measurement zone. An imaginary centerline is defined on the measurement zone through a center of the measurement zone and along the first measuring direction, wherein the axis is arranged at a distance from the imaginary centerline along the second measuring direction.

Valve having a position sensing means

A measuring device with a fluid module is proposed, which comprises a measuring tube through which a fluid can flow and at least one acoustic measuring unit. The at least one acoustic measuring unit comprises at least one transmitter, at least one receiver as well as at least one waveguide. The measuring tube has at least one measuring section with a substantially angular internal cross section and at least one connecting section with a non-angular internal cross section, wherein the measuring tube has at least one transition section, which extends between the measuring section and the connecting section. The transition section has an internal cross section identical to the internal cross section of the measuring section at an end allocated to the measuring section and further an internal cross section identical to the internal cross section of the connecting section at an end allocated to the connecting section. Furthermore, a fluidic system is described.

Measuring device for fluids as well as fluidic system with a measuring device

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Ingelfingen, Germany

Michael Tischmacher