IP Library Granted Patent US 10,520,465
Granted Patent B2
US 10,520,465 · App. 15/433,858 · Granted Dec 31, 2019

Gas detector utilizing an aqueous solution

Inventors: Michael L. Perry (Glastonbury, CT); Robert M. Darling (South Windsor, CT)
Assignee: CARRIER CORPORATION
G01N27/4077G01N27/4075
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Patent No.
US 10,520,465
App. No.
15/433,858
Granted
Dec 31, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A gas detection device including a vessel, wherein the vessel contains an aqueous solution, and a sensing element operably coupled to the vessel, wherein the sensing element is not in direct contact with the aqueous solution.

Claims (21)

1. A gas detection device configured to detected a gas, the gas detection device comprising:

a vessel, wherein the vessel contains an aqueous solution; and

a sensing element operably coupled to the vessel, wherein the sensing element is not in direct contact with the aqueous solution;

wherein the aqueous solution is chosen from a group consisting of a concentrated salt solution and an acid aqueous solution;

wherein the sensing element comprises:

a membrane electrode assembly;

a first electrode operably coupled to the membrane electrode assembly; and

a second electrode operably coupled to the membrane electrode assembly;

wherein the membrane electrode assembly is disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode;

wherein the vessel comprises a conductive metal;

wherein the second electrode is operably coupled to an outer surface of the vessel.

2. The gas detection device of claim 1 , wherein the sensing element comprises an electrochemical sensor.

3. The gas detection device of claim 1 , wherein the gas to be detected comprises carbon monoxide.

4. A gas detection device comprising:

a vessel, wherein the vessel contains an aqueous solution; and

a sensing element operably coupled to the vessel, wherein the sensing element is not in direct contact with the aqueous solution;

wherein the vessel comprises a conductive metal;

wherein the sensing element comprises:

a membrane electrode assembly positioned at a top of the vessel;

a first electrode operably coupled to the membrane electrode assembly;

a second electrode operably coupled to a bottom outer surface of the vessel.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 10, 2025
From: CARRIER CORPORATION; CARRIER GLOBAL CORPORATION; CARRIER FIRE & SECURITY EMEA; CARRIER FIRE & SECURITY, LLC; CARRIER CANADA CORPORATION; CLIMATE, CONTROLS & SECURITY ARGENTINA S.A.; KIDDE IP HOLDINGS , INC.; KIDDE LTD.; KIDDE PRODUCTS LTD.; CARRIER TRANSICOLD AUSTRIA GMBH; CARRIER TRANSICOLD FRANCE SCS
To: KIDDE FIRE PROTECTION, LLC
Reel/Frame 072830/0556 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 15, 2017
From: PERRY, MICHAEL L.; DARLING, ROBERT M.
To: CARRIER CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 041266/0815 →
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