Aspirated enhanced total air temperature probe

Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – With fluid flow deflector

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C374S208000, C374S143000, C374S109000, C374S135000, C073S170020, C073S204220

Reexamination Certificate

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07828477

ABSTRACT:
A total air temperature probe includes an inlet through which airflow enters a primary airflow passage through the probe. A sensor flow passage is connected to the primary flow passage. Bleed ports extend between the primary airflow passage and a cross-port which extends laterally across the probe. An aspiration aperture in the cross-port couples the cross-port to an internal cavity of a strut of the probe. The aspiration aperture can be centered within the cross-port to provide symmetrical deicing heater error behavior of the probe during changes in angle of attack. An aspiration tube couples the internal cavity of the probe to a pressure source.

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