Determining layer characteristics in multi-layered environments
AssigneePerceptive Sensor Technologies, Inc.
InventorsLazar Bivolarsky, Joel D. Burcham, William Coleman, James M. Heim
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AssigneePerceptive Sensor Technologies, Inc.
InventorsLazar Bivolarsky, Joel D. Burcham, William Coleman, James M. Heim
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A system for measuring a number of layers in a layered environment includes an ultrasound transducer positioned at an exterior surface of a first layer at a first location. At least one receiving sensor is positioned perpendicular to the exterior surface of the first layer at a second location. The ultrasound transducer and the at least one receiving sensor are in communication with a computer processor, power source, and computer-readable memory. The ultrasound transducer is configured to emit a first ultrasound signal into the first layer at the first location. The at least one receiving sensor is configured to receive a plurality of propagated ultrasound signals. The processor is configured to determine a total number of layers in the layered environment based on at least one from the set of: a number of signals received and a number of propagation direction changes only of the first ultrasound signal.
A system for measuring a number of layers in a layered environment, comprising:
A method of measuring layers in a layered environment, comprising the following steps:
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