Patent classifications
G01B13/00
VOLUME MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CLOSED WATER-FILLED KARST CAVE
A volume measurement system and method for a closed water-filled karst cave, including a water collecting device, concentration tester and control system. The control system is connected to the water collecting device by a connecting piece. The water collecting device is a container with a top closed and bottom open. The water collecting device top is a piston. The piston is connected to a propulsion rod, and propulsion rod is controlled by control system to extend or retract, so as to realize the forward or backward movement of the piston. An openable and closeable placement table is hinged to the water collecting device's inner wall. The placement table is connected to piston, the placement table moves upward when piston is raised, and placement table moves downward when piston is lowered. The placement table is configured to accommodate a chemical substance. The concentration tester is configured to detect the solution's concentration
Process for the determination of the cross-sectional area and volume of an object
A process for the determination of the cross-sectional area and volume of an object including the steps of a. Providing a container having a closed bottom, an open top, a side wall, a tap at a reference height, b. Providing a flowable medium having a surface in the container, c. Providing at least one measuring means for measuring a height of the surface of the flowable medium in the container relative to the reference height, d. Providing an object having a vertical Z-axis relative to the X,Y plane of the surface and positioning the object in the container, the object being at least partly submerged in the flowable medium, e. Providing calculating means for calculating the cross-sectional area and/or volume of the object in the X,Y plane relative to a position on the Z-axis, f. Opening the tap in the container to allow the flowable medium to flow out of the container, g. Measuring the height of the surface of the flowable medium relative to the reference height as a function of time (h(t)) during the outflow of the flowable medium, h. Calculating the cross-sectional area of the object (A.sub.o) as a function of the height relative to the reference height based on the determined height of the surface as a function of time (h(t)) during the outflow of the flowable medium in step f). A device for measuring the cross-sectional area and volume of an object.
Process for the determination of the cross-sectional area and volume of an object
A process for the determination of the cross-sectional area and volume of an object including the steps of a. Providing a container having a closed bottom, an open top, a side wall, a tap at a reference height, b. Providing a flowable medium having a surface in the container, c. Providing at least one measuring means for measuring a height of the surface of the flowable medium in the container relative to the reference height, d. Providing an object having a vertical Z-axis relative to the X,Y plane of the surface and positioning the object in the container, the object being at least partly submerged in the flowable medium, e. Providing calculating means for calculating the cross-sectional area and/or volume of the object in the X,Y plane relative to a position on the Z-axis, f. Opening the tap in the container to allow the flowable medium to flow out of the container, g. Measuring the height of the surface of the flowable medium relative to the reference height as a function of time (h(t)) during the outflow of the flowable medium, h. Calculating the cross-sectional area of the object (A.sub.o) as a function of the height relative to the reference height based on the determined height of the surface as a function of time (h(t)) during the outflow of the flowable medium in step f). A device for measuring the cross-sectional area and volume of an object.
Non-metal position sensor for use in electromagnetic compatibility test, automatic antenna positioning device and system
Provided are a non-metallic position sensor for electromagnetic compatibility testing, a device and a system for automatic antenna positioning. The non-metallic position sensor includes a cylinder body, a piston, and a piston rod; a side wall of a cylinder body lower chamber is provided with a first radial air hole, a second radial air hole arranged on the lower end of the first radial air hole, and a third radial air hole arranged axially symmetrically with the first radial air hole; when the piston rod moves to a first position, the first radial air hole is communicated with the third radial air hole, the non-metallic position sensor send a first air pressure signal outwards; when the piston rod moves to a second position, the first radial air hole is communicated with the second radial air hole, the non-metallic position sensor send a second air pressure signal outwards.
Non-metal position sensor for use in electromagnetic compatibility test, automatic antenna positioning device and system
Provided are a non-metallic position sensor for electromagnetic compatibility testing, a device and a system for automatic antenna positioning. The non-metallic position sensor includes a cylinder body, a piston, and a piston rod; a side wall of a cylinder body lower chamber is provided with a first radial air hole, a second radial air hole arranged on the lower end of the first radial air hole, and a third radial air hole arranged axially symmetrically with the first radial air hole; when the piston rod moves to a first position, the first radial air hole is communicated with the third radial air hole, the non-metallic position sensor send a first air pressure signal outwards; when the piston rod moves to a second position, the first radial air hole is communicated with the second radial air hole, the non-metallic position sensor send a second air pressure signal outwards.
Deformation verification system and method of vehicle body
A deformation verification system of a vehicle body includes a dip tank in which fluid is contained. The dip tank has a transparent window from the outside to see the inside. A moving device is configured to lower the vehicle body into the fluid, to move the vehicle body in the fluid and to raise the vehicle body. A camera is installed to detect the form of the vehicle body through the transparent window.
NON-METAL POSITION SENSOR FOR USE IN ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY TEST, AUTOMATIC ANTENNA POSITIONING DEVICE AND SYSTEM
Provided are a non-metallic position sensor for electromagnetic compatibility testing, a device and a system for automatic antenna positioning. The non-metallic position sensor includes a cylinder body, a piston, and a piston rod; a side wall of a cylinder body lower chamber is provided with a first radial air hole, a second radial air hole arranged on the lower end of the first radial air hole, and a third radial air hole arranged axially symmetrically with the first radial air hole; when the piston rod moves to a first position, the first radial air hole is communicated with the third radial air hole, the non-metallic position sensor send a first air pressure signal outwards; when the piston rod moves to a second position, the first radial air hole is communicated with the second radial air hole, the non-metallic position sensor send a second air pressure signal outwards.
Deformation Verification System and Method of Vehicle Body
A deformation verification system of a vehicle body includes a dip tank in which fluid is contained. The dip tank has a transparent window from the outside to see the inside. A moving device is configured to lower the vehicle body into the fluid, to move the vehicle body in the fluid and to raise the vehicle body. A camera is installed to detect the form of the vehicle body through the transparent window.
Feature Determination And Calibration Of Pipeline Geometry And Features Utilizing Controlled Fluid Waves
Systems and methods of the present disclosure relate to identifying geometric features of a conduit. A method includes controlling a flow into or out of a conduit to induce pressure waves in the conduit; measuring, with a pressure transducer, pressure responses in the conduit due to contact of the pressure waves with a geometric feature of the conduit; and identifying the geometric feature, based on the pressure responses.
Feature Determination And Calibration Of Pipeline Geometry And Features Utilizing Controlled Fluid Waves
Systems and methods of the present disclosure relate to identifying geometric features of a conduit. A method includes controlling a flow into or out of a conduit to induce pressure waves in the conduit; measuring, with a pressure transducer, pressure responses in the conduit due to contact of the pressure waves with a geometric feature of the conduit; and identifying the geometric feature, based on the pressure responses.