Patents by Inventor Takeshi Motomiya

Takeshi Motomiya has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 9506793
    Abstract: Provided is a Coriolis flowmeter capable of achieving suppression of a pressure loss of a manifold and the like. A channel (15) of a manifold (8) includes a pipe-side opening portion (16), tube-side opening portions (17), and a channel branching portion (18) as shaping portions therefor, and the channel sectional area in a range of from the channel branching portion (18) toward the tube-side opening portions (17) is linearly decreased. A branching wall tip end (20) of a branching wall (19) extending from a position of the channel branching portion (18) to the other end of a manifold body (12) is arranged at the channel branching portion (18). The sectional shape of the channel (15) is a circular shape at a position of the pipe-side opening portion (16), and is changed to D-shapes at the position of the channel branching portion (18) by the branching wall tip end (20).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 13, 2013
    Date of Patent: November 29, 2016
    Assignee: OVAL CORPORATION
    Inventors: Norio Sukemura, Takeshi Motomiya
  • Publication number: 20150082916
    Abstract: Provided is a Coriolis flowmeter capable of achieving suppression of a pressure loss of a manifold and the like. A channel (15) of a manifold (8) includes a pipe-side opening portion (16), tube-side opening portions (17), and a channel branching portion (18) as shaping portions therefor, and the channel sectional area in a range of from the channel branching portion (18) toward the tube-side opening portions (17) is linearly decreased. A branching wall tip end (20) of a branching wall (19) extending from a position of the channel branching portion (18) to the other end of a manifold body (12) is arranged at the channel branching portion (18). The sectional shape of the channel (15) is a circular shape at a position of the pipe-side opening portion (16), and is changed to D-shapes at the position of the channel branching portion (18) by the branching wall tip end (20).
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 13, 2013
    Publication date: March 26, 2015
    Inventors: Norio Sukemura, Takeshi Motomiya