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Thermally responsive power elements with multiple vapor/gas filled capsules and hydraulic fluid transmissions
   
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US Patent 4187684
Issued Date
February 12, 1980
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A thermally responsive power device is disclosed employing a thermally sensitive unit in which are housed multiple vapor/gas filled capsules which expand and contract in response to temperature changes. The thermally responsive element is connected in a closed system through a conduit or tube to a remote diaphragm power or motion producing unit, and a temperature stable hydraulic fluid filling the space with the system moves the diaphragm in accordance with the expansions and contractions of the capsules. Several different embodiments for the capsules and their housings are shown, and all embodiments contemplate selective use of capsules with different vapor/gas fills to tailor the completed thermally sensitive elements to provide substantially equal temperature sensitivity in two or more regions of their working temperature range.
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Owner
Eaton Corporation (Cleveland, OH)
Published
February 12, 1980
Application Number
05/697,211
Filed
June 17, 1976
US Classification
60/531   236/98 337/320 417/379 417/383
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F03G   7/06   (20060101)  
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60/325   60/530   60/531   417/379   417/383   236/98   236/99E   236/99R   337/117   337/306   337/307   337/320   337/326   200/83A   200/83B   200/83D   200/83Y   73/368   73/368.1   73/368.4  
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