(under subclass 300) Subject matter in which a fluid is magnetically tagged as a net magnetization in a predetermined direction at a tagging station for detection at a known distance downstream at a detection station within a measured time interval.
(1) Note. Magnetically tagged refers to the magnetic resonance of a fluid volume upon passage through a magnetic induction coil.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
73, Measuring and Testing,
861.11, for electromagnetic induction-type volume or rate of flow meters.
116, Signals and Indicators,
112, for fluid flow indicators.
600, Surgery, particularly 419, for magnetic resonance imaging or spectroscopy of fluid flow limited to medically evaluating a body liquid or gas traveling through a living body and where structure particularly adapted for placement on or in the body is claimed.