Sonic apparatus and method for detecting the presence of a gaseo

Measuring and testing – Gas analysis – By vibration

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73592, 73597, 73703, G01N 3100

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for detecting the presence of a gaseous substance within a space bounded by an enclosure utilizes the fact that sound is not transmitted through a vacuum and is transmitted through the material of the enclosure. A sonic wave transmitter and a sonic wave receiver are engaged with the material of the enclosure and separated by the space. Using the calculated arrival times and/or amplitudes for the soundwave portions through the space and through the material of the enclosure, it can be determined whether a soundwave portion has passed through the space and thus a leakage of gaseous substance into the space above a threshold amount has taken place.

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Meredith R. W., Digital Data Acquisition System for Measuring Free Decay of Acoustical Standing Waves in a Resonant Tube, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 55(1) 1/84, pp. 116-118, (73-24).

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