Infrared leak detector
AssigneeTwin Rivers Engineering
InventorsWilliam J. Williams, II, Glenn A. Dejong
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AssigneeTwin Rivers Engineering
InventorsWilliam J. Williams, II, Glenn A. Dejong
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Leak detector using infrared for identifying the presence and concentration of a selected gas. For detection, radiation from an infrared emitter penetrates the sample, which is analyzed spectrally, and results in a wave length-specific signal being generated at the output. By controlling the optical filter, the radiation is controlled at a selected wavelength, to ensure coverage of all selected compounds. For refrigerants, the selected wavelength can be between approximately 8 to approximately 10 microns. This wavelength obscures other signals, thus minimizing false alarms. The leak detector has a faster time with no adverse impacts on the accuracy of the compound being detected. To further minimize false alarms and to ensure that the emitter does not come in contact with the gas, an additional filter can be used. For refrigerant compounds, the filter can block out signals below approximately 6 microns. For detecting refrigerants, two filters can be used.
A portable handheld infrared (IR) leak detector for refrigerant gas leaks, comprising in combination:
A portable handheld infrared (IR) leak detector for detecting gas leaks, comprising:
A portable handheld infrared (IR) leak detector, comprising in combination:
A portable handheld infrared (IR) leak detector, comprising in combination:
A portable handheld infrared (IR) gas leak detector, comprising in combination:
A portable handheld infrared (IR) gas leak detector, comprising in combination:
A portable handheld infrared (IR) gas leak detector, comprising:
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