Ultrasensitive apparatus and method for detecting change in flui

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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73195, 73204, G08B 2100, G01F 168

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ABSTRACT:
Transient change in heat flux due to ultrasmall variation in flow conditions (say from no flow-to-flow) within a series of relief flowlines forming a component part of a flaring system associated with a chemical or refinery complex, is surprisingly useful in pinpointing a source of plant upset. Result: corrective action can be undertaken. In one aspect, the change in flux is monitored within each major relief flowline using a heat flux transducer-meter in series with signal indicating means, such as a recorder and/or an audio-alarm system. Cascading the signal output, i.e., serially combining the outputs of N thermocouples of the transducer-meter, enhances sensitivity. In a preferred case, N is about 80 but can be as high as 320, if desired.

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