Bifurcated pressure instrumentation rake
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorZachary John Snider
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Abstract
The present application provides an instrumentation rake for use with a number of flow paths. The instrumentation rake may include a manifold, a first rake body connected to the manifold, and a second rake body connected to the manifold. A number of first rake body aspirators may be positioned about the first rake body and in communication with a first flow path and a number of second rake body aspirators may be positioned about the second rake body and in communication with a second flow path.
Claims20
An instrumentation rake for use with a number of flow paths, comprising:
- a manifold;
- a first rake body connected to the manifold;
- a plurality of first rake body aspirators positioned about the first rake body and in communication with a first flow path;
- a second rake body connected to the manifold;
- a plurality of second rake body aspirators positioned about the second rake body and in communication with a second flow path;
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- a plurality of tubes in communication with the plurality of first rake body aspirators and the plurality of second rake body aspirators.
A split diffuser, comprising:
- a first flow path;
- a second flow path;
- a divider positioned between the first flow path and the second flow path;
- and
- an instrumentation rake positioned about the divider;
- the instrumentation rake comprising a first rake body positioned about the first flow path and a second rake body positioned about the second flow path;
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- wherein the instrumentation rake is positioned about a bullhorn bracket ring.
A split diffuser, comprising:
- a first flow path;
- a second flow path;
- a divider positioned between the first flow path and the second flow path;
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- an instrumentation rake positioned about the divider;
- the instrumentation rake comprising a first rake body positioned about the first flow path and a second rake body positioned about the second flow path;
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- wherein the instrumentation rake is positioned on or below a bullhorn finger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.