Patent classifications
G01M3/182
Easy-to-mount leakage detection sleeve
The disclosure provides an easy-to-mount leakage detection sleeve configured to be mounted on a tube. The easy-to-mount leakage detection sleeve includes a flexible water absorbing layer, a plurality of electrically conductive wires and a connecting assembly. The plurality of electrically conductive wires are disposed on the flexible water absorbing layer and spaced apart from each other. The connecting assembly includes a first connecting part and a second connecting part. The first connecting part and the second connecting part are respectively disposed on two opposite sides of the flexible water absorbing layer, and the second connecting part is detachably engaged with the first connecting part so that the flexible water absorbing layer forms a tube accommodation space configured for accommodating the tube.
Leak detection and containment for liquid cooled computing
An assembly for containing and detecting leaks from a coolant line includes a basin with side and end walls, and at least one U-shaped cavity in an end wall for receiving a coolant line of a liquid cooling system. A bottom of the basin includes at least one sloped interior surface arranged to divert water in the basin to a local low point, where a sensor is positioned and operable to detect liquid in the collection basin. A leak detection system can employ a leak detection assembly to detect and/or locate a leak.
SYSTEM AND METHOD UTILIZING A LIGHT TRANSFER PROTOCOL FOR SENSOR MONITORING HOSE ASSEMBLY DEGRADATION
A system and method utilizing a light transfer protocol for a sensor that monitors hose assembly degradation is disclosed. The system includes a sensor having one or more first alignment features, a contactless switch, and a light transmitter configured to transmit a light transfer protocol. The light transfer protocol is a sensor unique identification code recognizable by a gateway device that automatically pairs the sensor to the gateway device.
PIPELINE LEAK DETECTION APPARATUS, AND METHODS THEREOF
An apparatus for the continuous monitoring of a pipeline or a pipeline network carrying flowing media that can not only detect the presence of a leak but also locate the source of the leak through the use of rarefraction wave detection and methods of using the same is disclosed within. The apparatus and method are specifically configured to locate the leak source within less than 36 inches using a calibration means and a noise cancellation means.
Pipeline Leak Detection Apparatus, and Methods Thereof
An apparatus for the continuous monitoring of a pipeline or a pipeline network carrying flowing media that can not only detect the presence of a leak but also locate the source of the leak through the use of rarefraction wave detection and methods of using the same is disclosed within. The apparatus and method are specifically configured to locate the leak source within less than 36 inches using a calibration means and a noise cancellation means.
Leak detection system and inspection method for the system
A method of inspecting a leak detection system in a short time is disclosed. The leak detection system includes a leak detection line, an on-off valve, a flow mater, an operation controller configured to detect a fluid leak from a fluid line based on a first flow rate measured by the flow mater, a drain line, and a drain valve attached to the drain line. The inspection method includes: opening the on-off valve and the drain valve, with a supply valve and a return valve closed; measuring a second flow rate of fluid in the leak detection line by the flow mater; and determining that the leak detection system has a defect when the second flow rate is lower than a predetermined reference value.
Systems and methods for detecting hose failure
A system configured to detect failure of a hose includes a sensor assembly having a body with a first arm and a second arm pivotally coupled to one another at respective first ends, and the body is configured to move between a closed position and an open position. The sensor assembly also includes a first electrical contact positioned at a respective second end of the first arm and a second electrical contact position at a respective second end of the second arm. The first electrical contact and the second electrical contact are configured to contact one another to form a complete electrical circuit when the body is in the closed position and are configured to be separated from one another to form an open electrical circuit when the body is in the open position to facilitate detection of the failure of the hose.
Refrigerant leak sensor with extended life
A refrigerant leak sensor includes: a first refrigerant sensor element configured to, when powered: measure a first amount of the refrigerant present in air; and generate a first output based on the first amount; a second refrigerant sensor element configured to, when powered: measure a second amount of the refrigerant present in air; and generate a second output based on the second amount; a first selection module configured to: during a first period, apply power the first refrigerant sensor element and not apply power to the second refrigerant sensor element; and during a second period after the first period, apply power to the second refrigerant sensor element and not apply power to the first refrigerant sensor element.
REAL-TIME FEED PIPE MONITORING
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for real-time monitoring of an aquaculture feeding system using Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR). In one aspect, an aquaculture feeding system comprises: a feed pipe arranged between a dosing system and a fish pen; a feed pipe monitoring subsystem comprising one or more controlled impedance cables arranged along the feed pipe, and a pulse generator configured to generate a series of pulses at a predetermined pulse rate to be transmitted through the controlled impedance cables; and a controller subsystem connected to the feed pipe monitoring subsystem, the controller subsystem configured to: monitor pulse responses along the controlled impedance cables; and detect, from the pulse responses, a condition of the feed pipe.
FLUID LEAK DETECTOR
A fluid leak detector which is configured to be disposed on a flow tube. The fluid leak detector includes an insulation sleeve and at least one wire set. The insulation sleeve has water absorption property. The insulation sleeve is configured to be sleeved on the flow tube. The at least one wire set includes a first electrode wire and a second electrode wire. The first electrode wire and the second electrode wire are disposed on the insulation sleeve. The first electrode wire and the second electrode wire are separated from each other but are connected to each other via the insulation sleeve.