Particle monitor

Details Particle monitor Particle monitor

1978-09-05

1979-11-27

Nase, Jeffrey V.

Conveyors: fluid current

With signal, indicator, or inspection means

Audible

15339, B65G 5366

Patent

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041758927

ABSTRACT:
A particle monitoring device located in a line carrying a moving fluid, as air, containing particles. The device has a particle sensing member providing audio signals that are in proportion to the amount of particles moving with the fluid. The sensing member is a flexible sheet member closing an open end of a connector housing having a chamber. Particles that hit the active section of the sheet member produce an audio signal providing information feedback of the amount of particles moving with the fluid.

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"The Physics of Music", by Alexander Wood, Second Edition, 1944, pp. 149-150.
"Acoustics of Music", by Wilmer T. Bartholomew, 1942, pp. 129-131.

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