Leak detection

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1984-02-22

1985-01-08

Adee, John

Liquid purification or separation

Processes

Including controlling process in response to a sensed condition

210781, 210 961, 210103, 73 611R, B01D 1702, B01D 3300

Patent

active

044926391

ABSTRACT:
A process is provided for measuring the water and sediment content of a wet stream which is predominantly non-aqueous. The process requires removing a sample of the wet stream, extracting a dry stream sample from the wet stream sample, and comparing the dielectric constants of the wet and dry streams. Leakage of any of the wet stream sample into the dry stream sample will adversely affect the comparison of dielectric constants. Accordingly, periodically the apparatus used for the process is checked for leakage by blocking conduits carrying the dry stream sample to a holding chamber.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4184952 (1980-01-01), Stewart
patent: 4401575 (1983-08-01), Stewart et al.

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