Structure for and method of surface conditioning sensing and ind

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318331, 318491, 318361, H02P 104

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ABSTRACT:
The condition of a surface is sensed by cyclically moving two members having engaged surfaces relative to each other, driving the surfaces for only a portion of each cycle to set up a threshold kinetic energy level in accordance with the friction between the engaged surfaces, sensing the kinetic energy developed in one of the members due to moving the members relative to each other, comparing the developed kinetic energy with the threshold kinetic energy and controlling the cyclic movement of the members in accordance with the relationship between the kinetic energy threshold and the developed kinetic energy. The cyclic movement of the members is then used to provide a visual indication of the condition of one of the surfaces.

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