Detection of flaws in a moving web of transparent material

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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356200, G01N 2132

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040385540

ABSTRACT:
A scanning beam of light is arranged to illuminate a moving web of transparent material wherein the transmitted, undeviated beam falls upon a light absorber. A light collecting rod is located so that only a small amount of the undeviated beam is intercepted. When a transparent refracting flaw arrives in the beam, a portion of the light is deviated and illuminates the light collecting rod which contains a photocell at one end and thereby produces a positive electrical impulse designating the presence of a refracting flaw. When a light absorbing flaw arrives in the beam, illumination of the light collecting rod is reduced which produces a negative electrical impulse designating the presence of an opaque flaw. The difference in signal polarity thereby identifies the type of flaw detected.

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patent: 3970857 (1976-07-01), Buckson

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