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Apparatus and method for measuring level

Baxter, Larry·Mansfield, Eric·Sayre, Aaron·Frankman, David
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A vessel with a cavity for measuring level is disclosed. The vessel includes a differential pressure sensor having a first port and a second port, a reference tube that connects the first port of the differential pressure sensor to a bottom portion of the cavity, and an impulse tube that connects the second port of the differential pressure sensor to an impulse tube ending. At least a portion of the impulse tube extends through the cavity and ends at a fluid inlet. The fluid inlet is located at a level above the reference tube.

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Baxter, Larry, Mansfield, Eric, Sayre, Aaron, Frankman, David. 2020-07-28. Apparatus and method for measuring level. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1735074

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