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Cite Journal: Review of Scientific Instruments |  Publication Date: Oct 1, 1985 |
 Citations: 2 |
Affiliation: University of Delaware
A liquid flow meter for operation at high pressures is described. The meter uses a thermal pulse with time-of-flight detection to measure the flow rate. The thermal-pulse generator and detector are located outside a metal capillary tube.
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