Patents Assigned to Bopp & Reuther
  • Patent number: 4793192
    Abstract: An electromagnetic pulse receiver for a flow meter, comprises a measuring wheel element to be driven in rotation by a flowing medium, a stationary axle which rotatably supports the measuring wheel element and is at least partially formed as a hollow axle with a cylindrical hollow space, a pulse wire sensor arranged in the cylindrical hollow space of the hollow axle and formed as a cylindrical probe, the probe having a probe head which carries a plurality of cylindrically arranged pulse wires, a receiver coil, and a cylindrical magnet yoke concentrically located inside the receiver coil, the probe also having an outwardly extending probe shaft with inwardly located electrical pulse conductors and an outwardly located holding element for holding the probe shaft, and a magnet device including at least one pair of magnets located near the hollow axle in the measuring wheel element, the magnet pair extending in a direction parallel to the hollow axle and magnetized in the direction with opposite polarity so as to
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 30, 1986
    Date of Patent: December 27, 1988
    Assignee: Bopp & Reuther
    Inventors: Walter Jerger, Jurgen Bohm
  • Patent number: 4643219
    Abstract: A valve for regulating the passage of a fluid through pipes, in particular pipes having a large diameter, has a valve housing and a valve unit. The valve unit includes a spindle movable in vertical direction in the housing and is connected to a valve disk which reciprocates in a flow cylinder having a perforated casing. The spindle is further connected to a lifting cylinder which provides the movement of the spindle and the valve disk between a shutoff position and an open position. The valve unit of the valve is insertable into the housing and removable therefrom in its entirety without necessitating a dismantling of the housing.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 14, 1983
    Date of Patent: February 17, 1987
    Assignee: Bopp & Reuther
    Inventors: Manfred Schmitt, Herbert Illius