High pressure, high temperature transducer

NON · 1977 · 3 pictures

A 1977 NASA technical report, issued as a patent disclosure by an unnamed staff inventor, describing a transducer built to measure pressure at high temperatures for laboratory and test-rig use by engineers. The plates are ink line drawings: a coiled capillary sensing element with numbered leads and connectors, a schematic of rams, load cell and gauge, and an inset angle detail.

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