Electricity: measuring and testing – A material property using electrostatic phenomenon – Frictionally induced
Patent
1990-07-19
1992-03-10
Wieder, Kenneth A.
Electricity: measuring and testing
A material property using electrostatic phenomenon
Frictionally induced
324 711, G01N 2760
Patent
active
050952757
ABSTRACT:
Monitoring apparatus (10) of particles in a gas stream comprising a probe (12) and circuit (14) for detecting electrical activity of the probe and an actuator (20) for insertion and retraction of the probe into and out of the stream, the circuit providing periodic measurement of the retracted probe and self-adjustment to compensate for changing probe characteristics. The apparatus also provided probe cleaning and protection means (30, 32, 34, 36), which work in interaction with the self-check instrumentation. The self-check tests include baseline, gain and sensitivity monitoring.
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Dechene Ronald L.
Girgenti Russell S.
Newton Robert E.
Auburn International, Inc.
Cohen Jerry
Regan Maura K.
Wieder Kenneth A.
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