UA92923C2 - Gas-meter - Google Patents

Gas-meter

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UA92923C2
UA92923C2 UAA200807929A UAA200807929A UA92923C2 UA 92923 C2 UA92923 C2 UA 92923C2 UA A200807929 A UAA200807929 A UA A200807929A UA A200807929 A UAA200807929 A UA A200807929A UA 92923 C2 UA92923 C2 UA 92923C2
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gas flow
electrode structure
electrode
modulating
ionised
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Эдвард Греллиер Колби
Ганс Йоахим Штайнер
Кимон Роуссопоулос
Метью Эммануел Мильтон Сторки
Саймон Адам Шекспир
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Сентек Лимитед
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Abstract

A gas meter comprises a conduit (1) for passage of a gas flow A and an ioniser (2) arranged to ionise the gas flow in the conduit (1). A modulating electrode structure (4) downstream of the ioniser modulates the ion distribution in the ionised gas flow. A first detecting electrode structure (8) and a second electrode structure (9) downstream of the modulating electrode structure 4 detect the modulated ion distribution in the ionised gas flow. The modulating electrode structure (4) and the detecting electrode structures (8, 9) can be configured to generate an electrical field having at least a substantial component parallel to the direction of the gas flow. The modulating electrode structure (4) and the detecting electrode structures (8, 9) can comprise a pair of electrodes (5, 6, 10, 11), each having a plurality of apertures defined therein for passage of the gas flow. The modulating electrode structure (4) can be arranged to capture ions of one polarity, to generate an ionised gas flow comprising a majority of ions of the opposite polarity, in which case the detecting electrode structure can comprise at least one electrode (11) connected to a source of charge. Movement of the ionised gas flow relative to the electrode causes a redistribution of charge in the electrode, which generates a current indicative of the ion distribution between the electrode (11) and the charge source. The various arrangements provide a gas meter that can operate with a modulating voltage of less than (10) volts and is therefore suitable as a domestic gas meter.
UAA200807929A 2005-12-13 2006-10-05 Gas-meter UA92923C2 (en)

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GB0525305A GB0525305D0 (en) 2005-12-13 2005-12-13 Gas meter with selective ion modulation

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UA92923C2 true UA92923C2 (en) 2010-12-27

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