Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Fluid material examination
Patent
1993-02-22
1996-06-18
Snow, Walter E.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Magnetic
Fluid material examination
324236, 340631, G01N 2774, G01R 3312, G08B 1710
Patent
active
055281389
ABSTRACT:
A debris detecting apparatus is provided which collects debris from a fluid system in a screen member and measures the accumulation of debris by measuring the change of inductance in a coil surrounding a portion of the screen member. A bridge detection means is used which includes the inductive coil as one leg of the bridge. A second sensor in the fluid connected as a second leg of the bridge provides temperature compensation for the bridge. The bridge is excited with a high frequency voltage at or near the resonant frequency of the sensing coil.
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Gross Charles R.
Rumberger William E.
Snow Walter E.
The Boeing Company
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