Apparatus and process for measuring the magnitude of leaks

Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves

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73 405A, G01M 324

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ABSTRACT:
An accelerometer is attached to a pipe wall to measure the acoustic pressure waves generated in a fluid within the pipe as a result of a leak in a valve in the pipeline. Calibrating the accelerometer and tuning it to particular wave frequencies allows a determination of the magnitude of the leak through the valve.

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