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Sylphon Diaphragms: A Method for Predicting Their Performance for Purposes of Instrument Design
Here, the purpose is to show that the characteristic performance of a syphon diaphragm can be predicted from a knowledge of its stiffness and of its dimensions. The proof is based on a mathematical analysis of this type of diaphragm, together with enough experimental data to prove the validity of th
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