DOE OSTI · 1764861
SWIFT - Shaped-Waveform Interrogation of Fluids Technique
Abstract
Researchers at Los Alamos have developed the Shaped-Waveform Interrogation of Fluids Technique (SWIFT), a technology enabling unprecedented process control capability. This technology provides important composition, flow rate, and pipe thickness measurements in real-time, at an extremely low cost and maintenance cycle. By utilizing a specialized shaped-waveform, as well as state-of-the-art signal processing, this information can be gathered without any frequency-domain signal processing, allowing for simplified electronics compared to nearly any other meter on the market. Since this technology is in expensive and non-invasive, with the capability of measuring liquids in both flow pipes and sealed containers, it is perfect for several industrial applications in the oil and gas, beverage, chemical, and pharmaceutical spaces. We are seeking a commercialization partner to license the technology or fund us through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to a further develop a usable product for commercial purposes.
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Davis, Eric Sean. 2021-02-03. SWIFT - Shaped-Waveform Interrogation of Fluids Technique. https://doi.org/10.2172/1764861
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