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SENSORS Three separate groups of sensors were distinguished : continuous temperature sensors ; continuous chemical sensors for liquid metal and hot , dirty gases ; and , physical sensors to measure reaction intensity .
SENSORS Three separate groups of sensors were distinguished : continuous temperature sensors ; continuous chemical sensors for liquid metal and hot , dirty gases ; and , physical sensors to measure reaction intensity .
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Sensor Needs for Copper Industry Bath Level Measurement Continuous Temperature Measurement * Continuous Chemical Analysis of Matte and Slag * Flame Length Measurement Refractory Life * Matte - Slag Interface Off - Gas Composition ...
Sensor Needs for Copper Industry Bath Level Measurement Continuous Temperature Measurement * Continuous Chemical Analysis of Matte and Slag * Flame Length Measurement Refractory Life * Matte - Slag Interface Off - Gas Composition ...
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Continuous Temperature Mapping of the Substrate Surface - +/- 5 ° C 4. On - line Hot Strip Inspection System 5. Liquid Metal Inclusion Sensor 6. Continuous Temperature Measurement of the Melt - +/- 1 ° C O 7.
Continuous Temperature Mapping of the Substrate Surface - +/- 5 ° C 4. On - line Hot Strip Inspection System 5. Liquid Metal Inclusion Sensor 6. Continuous Temperature Measurement of the Melt - +/- 1 ° C O 7.
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Copper - base Alloys : Near - Net Shape Casting Process Control Needs : PRIORITIES Copper Steel Industry Industry Process Details Sensors / Modelling / Control Melt Furnace M Accurate continuous temperature sensor .
Copper - base Alloys : Near - Net Shape Casting Process Control Needs : PRIORITIES Copper Steel Industry Industry Process Details Sensors / Modelling / Control Melt Furnace M Accurate continuous temperature sensor .
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Continuous Measurement of Temperature of Strip [ S ] * Highest priority should be directed to the exit point from the post - galvannealing furnace where the strip exhibits low and widely varying emissivity . 2 .
Continuous Measurement of Temperature of Strip [ S ] * Highest priority should be directed to the exit point from the post - galvannealing furnace where the strip exhibits low and widely varying emissivity . 2 .
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| Title | NIST Special Publication ASTM special technical publication NIST Special Publication, National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.) Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering |
| Contributor | National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Institute, 1989 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2007 |
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