Method and apparatus for the continuous monitoring and control o

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

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250226, 264 40, 356209, H01J 3912

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are provided to continuously monitor and measure the average size of individual foam cells contained in a foam structure, such as polystyrene foam for example, as it is being fabricated. Such an arrangement permits the prompt adjustment of process conditions and/or the concentration of nucleating agents in the extrusion system in the event the foam cell size deviates from a preselected norm. The method comprises illuminating the surface of a foam sheet, receiving and collecting at least a portion of the light which is diffused and reflected from the foam sheet with a detector photocell, electrically measuring the amount of light energy received by the photocell and converting such measurements into a cell size measurement.

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