NASA NTRS ยท 19770012441
Fluid mass sensor for a zero gravity environment
Abstract
A sensor for measuring the mass of fluids, is described which includes a housing having an inlet and outlet for receiving and dumping the fluid, a rotary impeller within the housing for imparting centrifugal motion to the fluid and a pressure sensitive transducer attached to the housing to sense the rotating fluid pressure. The fluid may be drawn into the housing by entrainment within a gas stream. The resulting mixture is then separated into two phases: gas and liquid. The gas is removed from the housing and the pressure of the liquid, under centrifugal motion, is sensed and correlated with the mass of the fluid.
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Fogal, G. L.. 1976-11-02. Fluid mass sensor for a zero gravity environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770012441
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