Classification of leak locating systems
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Abstract
Generalized information on gas analytical tightness control methods realizing the principle of a probe is given. Leak locating systems (LLSs) are analyzed by partitioning them into functional modules, including a block of product pressurization by a test fluid, a block for the formation of a test gas leak concentration field, a block of probe scanning, a block of sampling for analyses, a block for transporting an analyzed sample to a leak detector, and blocks for the primary and secondary processing of defectoscopic information.
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OpenAlex topics: Fault Detection and Control Systems · Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies · Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation
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