IP Library Granted Patent US 8,893,567
Granted Patent B2
US 8,893,567 · App. 13/574,369 · Granted Nov 25, 2014

Fluid conduit element

Inventors: Martin Kurth (Kandern, DE); Oliver Laux (Lörrach, DE); Christian Fräulin (Waldkirch, DE)
Assignee: A. Raymond et Cie
F16L41/008G01D11/30G01F15/185G01L19/0007G01L19/0023G01L19/003
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Patent No.
US 8,893,567
App. No.
13/574,369
Granted
Nov 25, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

A fluid conduit element having a measurement apparatus receptacle is configured to receive a sensor unit wherein there is an insert sleeve which reaches through a receptacle gap designed in a carrier base and connects a flow channel to the sensor unit. The insert sleeve is sealed against the measurement apparatus receptacle by a sealing unit, The design is characterized by a relatively simply and operationally securely effected assembly.

Claims (19)

1. A fluid conduit element, comprising:

a flow-through body including a through-channel and a measurement apparatus receptacle, said measurement apparatus receptacle including a support plate having a receiving opening;

a measurement apparatus disposed in said measurement apparatus receptacle, said measurement apparatus comprising:

a sensor unit adapted to measure at least one measurement value assigned to a fluid flowing through said through-channel;

an insert sleeve disposed in said receiving opening and including a sampling channel having a fluid end opening into said through-channel, said sensor unit connected to a sensor end of said insert sleeve that faces away from said fluid end; and

a sealing unit sealing said insert sleeve with respect to said measurement apparatus receptacle; and

said measurement apparatus receptacle further including:

an outer wall and an inner wall that delimit a receiving slot;

an attachment having an immersing wall that immerses in said receiving slot; and

a plurality of abutment webs in abutment with said sensor unit.

2. The fluid conduit element of claim 1 , wherein said sealing unit is disposed between a stop step formed in said receiving opening and a pressure-applying step formed on said insert sleeve.

3. The fluid conduit element of claim 2 , wherein said sealing unit includes a pair of sealing rings and a spacer ring disposed between said sealing rings.

4. The fluid conduit element of claim 1 , wherein said support plate includes a plurality of support webs supporting said sensor unit.

5. The fluid conduit element of claim 1 , wherein said attachment is connected to said flow-through body by a latching device including a plurality of locking hooks.

6. The fluid conduit element of claim 1 , wherein said sensor unit comprises a circuit board and a sensor chip, said insert sleeve extending through said circuit board and said sensor chip sealing said sampling channel proximate said sensor end.

7. The fluid conduit element of claim 1 , wherein said flow-through body includes at least one connection structure selected from the group consisting of:

a connecting end adapted to receive a plug connector end;

a hose connector; and

a plug connector end for a fluid conduit coupling, and combinations of the foregoing.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 23, 2012
From: KURTH, MARTIN; LAUX, OLIVER; FRAULIN, CHRISTIAN
To: A. RAYMOND ET CIE
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Priority Claims (1)
DE 10 2010 006 766 · Feb 4, 2010 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20120285571A1 · Nov 15, 2012