Pneumatic Pressure Cell with Twin Diaphragms Embedding Spherical Corrugations in a Dual Diaphragm Structure

Computer Science – Systems and Control

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6 pages 9 figures; IJCSI International Journal of Computer Science Issues, Special Issue, ICVCI-2011, Vol. 1, Issue 1, Novembe

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Thin metallic shallow spherical diaphragms are being used for measuring pneumatic pressure in process industries. The drift in vertex realized due to application of pressure is transformed into electrical signal and this is calibrated for pressure. We now propose a modified structure for the pressure cell by having double ended shallow spherical shells embedded with spherical corrugations as to enhance the sensitivity to a greater extent. By having dual such installation in the structure of the pressure cell it concedes further increase in sensitivity. The construction details of the diaphragm structure, theory and analysis to assess the performance are presented.

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