Method for finding a leak in pressure-carrying vessels and appar

Measuring and testing – With fluid pressure – Leakage

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340605, G01M 324

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ABSTRACT:
A method for determining the location of a leak in pressure-carrying vessels, including a plurality of probes spaced-apart on walls of the vessels for picking up high-frequency solid-conducted sound noises, and an amplifier connected to the probes, includes forming an r.m.s. value in the amplifier from the sound noises, comparing the r.m.s. value with a threshold value, issuing a signal if the r.m.s. value exceeds the threshold value, comparing the solid-conducted sound noises from at least two probes with each other for localizing the leak, placing the r.m.s. values of the solid-conducted sound noises in a relationship relative to the spacing between the probes based on the comparison, and determining the location of the leak as the location of the maximum solid-conducted sound noise from the relationship.

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