Detection of foaming contaminants in containers using image proc

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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2502081, 250574, 382191, 356240, 209582, G01N 904, G06M 700

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055369359

ABSTRACT:
To detect a foaming contaminant in a moving container, an image of the moving container and any contents thereof is produced. Thereafter, image processing techniques are used to determine levels of low and high frequency spatial variations in intensity in the image. The levels of low and high frequency spatial variations in intensity are then compared to determine the presence of a foaming contaminant.

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