High-pressure fluid pulses and reflected pressure signals locate pigs or blockages from one pipeline access point with fewer tracking tools.
A fluid injection nozzle and measuring device detect substrate indentation positions via pressure changes.
A flow sensor gauge uses a twisted shaft to convert linear piston motion into rotational dial movement for visual monitoring.
A location engine estimates wireless terminal position by analyzing barometric pressure measurements from transient pressure waves.
Segmenting the internal nozzle enables maintenance without dismantling the main body, preventing mistaken detection caused by clogged foreign matter.
A diesel exhaust fluid sensor adapter uses a tortuous pathway to vent air and prevent aerated fluid from reaching the detection element.