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Device for performing thermodynamic measurements on multiphase fluids at very high pressures and temperatures

  • US 5,747,674 A
  • Filed: 05/06/1996
  • Issued: 05/05/1998
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/09/1994
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A device for measuring thermodynamic properties of a fluid sample at high pressures and high temperatures including a corrosive fluid sample comprising:

  • a thermostatically controlled enclosure, a rigid containment body placed in the enclosure, provided with at least one elongated containment chamber of variable volume for containing the fluid sample, limited by a piston moving along a direction of elongation of the at least one elongated containment chamber and a control for controlling communications with outside of the at least one elongated containment chamber, a transparent block forming a terminal wall of one of the at least one elongated containment chamber, opposite the piston, a sealing device for fastening the transparent block to the rigid containment body, a display for viewing an inside of one of the at least one elongated chamber through the transparent block, a fluid control device including pipes controlled by valves, opening into the at least one elongated containment chamber in proximity of the transparent block and laterally shifted on either side of the direction of elongation of the at least one elongated containment chamber, and a device for selectively swivelling the at least one elongated containment chamber about a pin perpendicular to the direction of elongation of the at least one elongated containment chamber to shift an orifice of at least one of the pipes into or within a phase of the fluid sample.

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