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NASA NTRS ยท 19860000168

Measuring Water-Layer Thickness

Abstract

Technique uses optical proximity detector. Detector consists of sensing probe, cartridge containing photocell and light source, and electronics package, housed in metal carrying case. Light transmitted from fiber-optic probe reflected by observed surface and transmitted back through probe to photoreceiver, output of which indicated on digital voltmeter or other suitable instrument. Sensor used to detect presence of bubbles or particles in water stream or to trigger alarm when condensing water becomes present in bottom of supposedly dry tank. Fiber-optic probes of sizes up to 0.285 in. (7.24 mm) with varying sensitivities and configurations available for use with system.

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Faulcon, N.. 1986-06-01. Measuring Water-Layer Thickness. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000168

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