Studies on Knudsen Absolute Manometer (1)

A Combination Simple Manometer and Constant Volume Differential Manometer for Studies in Metabolism

The purpose of this article is to describe a manometer which we have developed during the past year for studies in metabolism and which appears to include a number of features of wide-spread use and interest. It is a combination manometer, offering in a single apparatus the possibilities of either direct or differential manometric measurements. For direct measurements it is the equivalent of tw...

Knudsen forces on microcantilevers

When two surfaces at two different temperatures are separated by a distance comparable to a mean-free path of the molecules of the ambient medium, the surfaces experience Knudsen force. This mechanical force can be important in microelectromechanical systems and in atomic force microscopy. A theoretical discussion of the magnitude of the forces and the conditions where they can be encountered i...

Speaker 1: Gitte Moos Knudsen, Denmark

Objectives: Molecular imaging with Positron Emission Tomography (PET) has been used to examine various aspects of dopaminergic transmission in schizophrenia and have converged to show excess striatal presynaptic release and activity, as well as functional supersensitivity of striatal D2 receptors. The striatal dysfucntion occurs early on in the course of the disease and predicts conversion to p...

Study on a Concentric Tube Bulb Manometer and its Performance Compared to U-shaped Manometer

This paper presents comparative study of a new type of manometer calledconcentric tube bulb (C.T.B) manometer. Its performance of measuring differential heightis studied against conventional U-shaped manometer. Pressure drops and mass flow ratesare calculated by taking various systems comprising of different flow measuring devicessuch as orifice and venturimeters using both U- shaped and C.T.B ...

Integrated Digital Manometer for Lumbar Puncture