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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 17, 2012
Filed:
Apr. 23, 2008
Eckhard Schleicher, Dresden, DE;
Tobias Sühnel, Dresden, DE;
Frank Fischer, Dresden, DE;
Hein Futterschneider, Dürrröhrsdorf, DE;
Dieter Boden, Grossröhrsdorf, DE;
Eckhard Schleicher, Dresden, DE;
Tobias Sühnel, Dresden, DE;
Frank Fischer, Dresden, DE;
Hein Futterschneider, Dürrröhrsdorf, DE;
Dieter Boden, Grossröhrsdorf, DE;
Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf E.V., Dresden, DE;
Abstract
A grid sensor significantly reduces the complexity of a production process. The cost for installing and running the grid sensor are significantly reduced and the service life, pressure and heat resistance of the grid sensor can be significantly increased over previous grid sensors. Channels, which are wider than the diameter of the wire electrodes and have a depth of less than half the thickness of the sensor board, run outwardly from the edge of the measurement cross section in the sensor board. The channels are coated by a metal layer and the wire electrodes are inserted into the periphery of the measurement cross section. The two ends of the electrode, each in one of the opposite channels, and the electrodes are fixed in the channels by means of a conductive sealing compound. In each channel, the conductive sealing compound terminates in a planar fashion with the upper side of the sensor board, and the sensor board is clamped between two clamping plates.