Thermal measuring and testing – Determination of inherent thermal property
Patent
1980-08-21
1983-12-20
Goldstein, Herbert
Thermal measuring and testing
Determination of inherent thermal property
G01M 1706
Patent
active
044209657
ABSTRACT:
A closed loop control apparatus utilizes a cooling effect sensor to measure the cooling capacity of a fluid in a supply conduit connected to one or more thermal loads. The sensor includes an electrical heater that is regulated to heat a sampled portion of the cooling fluid at a known rate, and a temperature sensor positioned downstream of the heater to measure the temperature of the heated fluid and thereby determine the cooling effect or capacity of the fluid. A control signal developed by the temperature sensor is fed back to a flow modulating valve that adjusts the flow of cooling fluid to the thermal loads.
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Burr Gary D.
Farkas Thomas P.
Smith Robert W.
Dynamic Controls Corporation
Goldstein Herbert
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