Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1992-07-01
1993-10-12
Walsh, Donald P.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
376247, G06G 712
Patent
active
052531902
ABSTRACT:
Three fast response resistance temperature sensors (A, B, C) are spaced 120 degrees apart on a circular plane normal to fluid flow in the hotleg (14) from a nuclear reactor (10). Each sensor produces a temperature signal and is assigned a weighting factor, between zero and one hundred percent, in inverse proportion to the relative magnitude of the temperature fluctuation. The sensor with the smallest signal fluctuation receives the highest weighting factor. The sum of the factors equals one hundred percent. The temperature associated with a sensor (A, B, C) is multiplied by the sensor's respective weighting factor, to produce a second temperature. The actual temperature for the hotleg (14) is the sum of the second temperatures.
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Chelliah Meena
Valentine J. C.
Walsh Donald P.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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