METHOD FOR DETECTING PRESENCE OF LIQUID MATERIAL

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APP PUB NO 20130340506A1
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13923285

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The object of the present invention is to provide a method for detecting the presence of liquid material which can reliably detect the presence of the liquid material stored in a liquid material storage tank without depending on the viscosity of the liquid material, and prevent process failures caused by the shortage of the liquid material supplied to a place where the liquid material is used, and the present invention provides a method for detecting the presence of liquid material in a liquid material storage tank when the liquid material filled in the liquid material storage tank is supplied to a place where the liquid material is used through a buffer tank, wherein the method includes: a flow rate-measuring step in which the flow rate of a fluid flowing through a liquid material-supplying line is continuously measured using a fluid flow meter which is fixed in the liquid material-supplying line for supplying the liquid material in the liquid material storage tank into the buffer tank; and a presence-detecting step for the liquid material in which the presence of the liquid material in the liquid material storage tank is detected based on the flow rate of the fluid measured by the fluid flow meter.

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TAIYO NIPPON SANSO CORPORATION3-26 KOYAMA 1-CHOME SHINAGAWA-KU TOKYO 1428558 ?1428558

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SUZUKI, Katsumasa Tsukuba-shi, JP 12 70

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