Sensus Spectrum, LLC

Sensus Usa, Inc.

Roland Stripf

Michael A Zimmerman

Raymond Pstir

Burghardt Schaefer

Joern Goegge

Anh Tuan Chu

Jörn Gögge

Patrick McGrath

Patrick Mcgrath

A magnetically inductive flow meter unit for determining a flow rate of a fluid flowing through a measuring tube, having a measuring tube having a measuring channel and a measuring sensor, which is disposed in the measuring channel and is oriented in alignment with the wall of the measuring tube, the measuring sensor including an electrode head, which is made of an electrically conductive material and has a fluid contact section, the electrode head being in direct contact with the fluid flowing through the measuring tube by means of the fluid contact section, the electrode head having an indentation on the side facing the fluid, which forms at least part of the fluid contact section.

Magnetically inductive flowmeter for determining the flow rate of a fluid flowing through a measuring tube

A magnetic flow meter includes a first spud end, a second spud end, and a sensing area positioned between the first spud end and the second spud end. The sensing area has a wall thickness that is thinner than a thickness of the first spud end and the second spud end. The flow meter can be manufactured via molding while a plug is positioned in at least two holes of the magnetic flow meter. The flow meter can also be manufactured to have a near hermetic seal formed by inserting a flexible printed circuit board in a slit of a gasket and then either compressing a register cup surrounding the tube gasket or driving a pin into a center pin around which the tube gasket is positioned.

Magnetic flow meter

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Sembach, Germany

Roland Stripf