Temperature sensing assembly

Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid

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415117, F02C 718

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ABSTRACT:
A temperature sensing assembly which continuously senses the temperature of a constituent stream, of a flow of a gaseous medium; and, as a result of such sensing, generates pneumatic servo-pressure to drive air valves, which control the flow of the constituent stream, to open and shut in accordance with specific requirements. The assembly includes: a temperature sensing subassembly that senses the temperature of the constitutent stream of gaseous flow and that further includes a plurality of adjacent, captively-held, bimetallic discs which contract or expand in accordance with preselected ranges of temperatures, and a co-acting spring-loaded ball valve subassembly; an air valve subassembly that selectively prevents the flow of a second constituent stream of the gaseous flow, in response to actuation of the temperature sensing subassembly; and, a conduit that interconnects the temperature sensing subassembly and the air valve subassembly, and that conducts the constituent stream, when flowing, from the latter to the former and then overboard.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2932452 (1960-04-01), Parker et al.
patent: 2946509 (1960-07-01), Radtke et al.

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