Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – By a vibratory effect
Reexamination Certificate
2005-11-10
2009-08-18
Verbitsky, Gail (Department: 2855)
Thermal measuring and testing
Temperature measurement
By a vibratory effect
C374S141000, C374S117000, C374S045000, C374S055000, C374S006000, C702S130000, C702S159000, C367S127000, C367S129000, C367S099000, C073S001810, C073S001820, C073S628000, C073S597000, C073S632000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07575371
ABSTRACT:
A thermometer and extensometer for cables and conductors is described. The travel time of one or more acoustic signals along a conductor is used to determine the temperature along the conductor and the length of the conductor. The acoustic frequency is selected to minimize temporal dispersion of the propagating acoustic energy. The technique can be used to measure the temperature and sag of an overhead power line, the temperature of the windings in a transformer, or the temperature of the central conductor in a coaxial power cable.
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Brubaker Michael Allen
Hamilton Pamela Jane
Yakymyshyn Christopher Paul
FieldMetrics, Inc
Jagan Mirellys
Verbitsky Gail
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