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Turbine flowmeters (html; size about 100k with graphics) A technical review including axial turbines (single and dual rotor), propeller meters, spirometers, insertion axial turbines amd multi-jet turbines.

Cover article in Sensors Magazine

Two part article on Turbine Flowmeters by David Wadlow
October and November 1999 issues.

Part one Part two

An Introduction to Closed-Conduit Flow Sensing (mhtml: 3.0 Mb; 12 mins at 56k; <1min typ. broadband; best on XP machines). A review of fundamental fluid dynamics concepts and eight basic measurement technologies. Slide format. [Adapted from a short course on the fundamentals of flow sensing presented at Sensors Expo in Anaheim, CA, 2000.]

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The first intrinsically motion sensitive, capacitive proximity sensor (html; 51k)

An automotive OBD sensor (html; 95k)

Development of a new spirometer mouthpiece (html; 30k)

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Tips and facts - Organizing R&D for success (html; size about 20k)

Intellectual property and proprietary information issues (html; size 18 k).

On the chin – friendly advice for would-be entrepreneurs (html; size about 20k)

The role of risk in the design, evaluation and management of corporate R&D project portfolios for new products (html; size about 200k)

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TECHNICAL Turbine flowmeters (html; size about 100k with graphics) A technical review including axial turbines (single and dual rotor), propeller meters, spirometers, insertion axial turbines amd multi-jet turbines.
	Cover article in Sensors Magazine Two part article on Turbine Flowmeters by David Wadlow October and November 1999 issues. Part one Part two

An Introduction to Closed-Conduit Flow Sensing (mhtml: 3.0 Mb; 12 mins at 56k; <1min typ. broadband; best on XP machines). A review of fundamental fluid dynamics concepts and eight basic measurement technologies. Slide format. [Adapted from a short course on the fundamentals of flow sensing presented at Sensors Expo in Anaheim, CA, 2000.] >>R&D Project ‘snapshots’ The first intrinsically motion sensitive, capacitive proximity sensor (html; 51k) An automotive OBD sensor (html; 95k) Development of a new spirometer mouthpiece (html; 30k)

BUSINESS RELATED Tips and facts - Organizing R&D for success (html; size about 20k) Intellectual property and proprietary information issues (html; size 18 k). On the chin – friendly advice for would-be entrepreneurs (html; size about 20k) The role of risk in the design, evaluation and management of corporate R&D project portfolios for new products (html; size about 200k)