An optical system for measuring the eccentricity of glass wool pipe — for industrial use
An optical system for measuring the eccentricity of the glass wool pipe has been developed for an industrial use. The system consists of a contact sensor, a photo light sensor and a signal processing system with a logic circuit. The system is simple, fast and efficient for practical use; it allows implementation of on-line process monitoring and alarm warning signals for unacceptable pipe eccentricity during manufacturing.
Realtime Densitometer for Glass Wool Using Solar Cells
Abstract An optical method to measure the weight density of raw glass wool has been developed for use in a manufacturing plant. The method is based on the light attenuation theory. The system consists of the usual white light as a light source, a solar cell as a light-sensitive receiver, an amplifier, a personal computer with an A/D converter for data acquisition and a monitor for display of the data. The accuracy of the system was found to be above 98% and the system can be effectively applied to practical use in the factory. The system may be further applied for quality control in manufacturing raw glass wool.
A numerical study on liquid ring motion and fragmentation for the initial process of liquid explosive dispersal
For the explosive dispersal on liquid fuel of FAE technique, the expansion of gaseous detonation products, axisymmetric radial extension and fragmentation of a liquid ring were analyzed, then corresponding models were established. By those models coupled, the numerical simulation on motion and fragmentation of the liquid ring exerted by strong action was carried out. The results computed show that the models established are feasible, and present study can offer initial conditions for the numerical simulation on the process of liquid secondary breakup and gas-liquid mixing.