Common Applications for Bubble Sensors

Bubble sensors are a specific type of measurement device that is designed to indicate whenever an air bubble passes through a tube containing fluid. Such devices are incredibly important as air bubbles can cause problems when carried through fluid into a piece of machinery or something of that sort.



There are a number of different types of bubble sensors that are each designed to work best with a particular type of fluid or tubing. Some need to be able to sense air bubbles in hard, plastic more here https://logicalscience.com/2020/05/common-applications-for-bubble-sensors/

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