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US Patent 11047761 Integrated leak detection

Patent 11047761 was granted and assigned to Moen (company) on June, 2021 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
Moen (company)
Moen (company)
Current Assignee
Moen (company)
Moen (company)
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
11047761
Patent Inventor Names
Daniel W. Baker0
Harshil R. Parikh0
Brian Patrick Frackelton0
Date of Patent
June 29, 2021
Patent Application Number
16270690
Date Filed
February 8, 2019
Patent Citations
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US Patent 10458872 Electronic pressure sensor for measurement of pressure in a fluid media
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US Patent 10428495 Simplified leak detection in a plumbing system using pressure decay principle
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US Patent 10094095 System and method for leak characterization after shutoff of pressurization source
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US Patent 10648842 Fluid flow measuring and control devices and method
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US Patent 10036143 Non-invasive thermal dispersion flow meter with fluid leak detection and freeze burst prevention
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 12115402 Remote control of water supply systems
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US Patent 11473993 Hydrant nozzle cap
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US Patent 11495879 Nozzle cap assembly
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US Patent 11527821 Nozzle cap assembly
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US Patent 11542690 Hydrant nozzle cap adapter
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US Patent 11554278 Infrastructure monitoring devices, systems, and methods
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US Patent 11590376 Infrastructure monitoring devices, systems, and methods
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US Patent 11422054 Hydrant cap leak detector with oriented sensor
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Natalie Huls
Patent abstract

Exemplary systems comprise a leak detection module with a processor that processes signals from a plurality of low cost sensors installed multiple locations throughout a fluid system, e.g., throughout a house, to determine the presence of a leak in the fluid system. An exemplary electronic plumbing fixture fitting comprises a fixture body including a discharge outlet, the discharge outlet being operable to deliver water via a fluid path; an electronically controlled valve in fluid communication with the fixture body in the fluid path upstream of the discharge outlet; at least one processor programmed to control the electronically controlled valve to selectively control a flow of fluid from the electronically controlled valve out the discharge outlet of the fixture body; and a local water sensor in electrical or optical communication with the processor, operably connected to the fixture body, and positioned to generate a local leak sensing signal having local sensed leak data imposed thereon, the local sensed leak data indicating a leak in the fluid path; and wherein the at least one processor has code causing the at least one processor to determine the presence of leaks in the fluid path using at least the local sensed leak data; and wherein the at least one processor has code causing the at least one processor to, in response to determining the presence of a leak in the fluid path using at least the local sensed leak data, perform any one of or both of the following: transmit to another processor, using communications circuitry, data indicating the presence of the detected leak in the fluid path; and automatically adjust the electronically controlled valve to adjust the flow of water flowing through the electronically controlled valve.

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