Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Underwater type
Patent
1979-10-04
1996-09-10
Tudor, Harold J.
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Signal transducers
Underwater type
174 21R, 367153, 367171, 367172, 439194, 439201, H04B 100
Patent
active
055552218
ABSTRACT:
A chain of elongate components (10, 20) are connected end-to-end. Each component (e.g. 10) comprises a sheath (1) closed at its ends filled with a dielectric liquid (e.g. kerosene). Sound detectors are located in the liquid as are electric conductors for conveying signals therefrom. The ends are closed by means including an electric connector. At least one of a pair of mating end portions includes a valve (14, 24) which releases the dielectric liquid from inside the sheath into the interstices between the mated pair. A bleed screw can be used to ensure no air remains. This arrangement minimises pressure differentials around the join between two adjacent elongate components and facilitates use of the chain at great depths.
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Brochard Claude
Joanicot Pierre
"Thomson-CSF"
Tudor Harold J.
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