US2022074864A1PendingUtilityA1

System and method to detection of particles in liquid or in air

Assignee: FLUIDSENS INT INCPriority: Jul 21, 2015Filed: Sep 13, 2021Published: Mar 10, 2022
Est. expiryJul 21, 2035(~9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Alex Keinan
G01N 1/14G01N 21/85G01N 1/18G01N 15/06G01N 21/31G01N 1/20G01N 1/2035G01N 2001/205G01N 2001/1006G01N 21/05G01N 21/33G01N 21/35G01N 15/075
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Abstract

A method and system for detecting foreign particles in a liquid, the method and system include transmitting transmitted pulses of radiation, by a transmitter, towards a liquid conduit that is filled with liquid; wherein the transmitted pulses comprises pulses that differ from each by being associated with absorbance frequencies of different foreign particles; receiving, by a receiver, received pulses that propagated through liquid as a result of the transmission of the multiple transmitted pulses; comparing between the transmitted pulses and the received pulses to provide a comparison result; and determining a liquid contamination based on the comparison result.

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         1 . A method for detecting foreign particles in a liquid, the method comprises: transmitting transmitted pulses of radiation, by a transmitter, towards a liquid conduit that is filled with liquid; wherein the transmitted pulses comprises pulses that differ from each by being associated with absorbance frequencies of different foreign particles;
 receiving, by a receiver, received pulses that propagated through liquid as a result of the transmission of multiple transmitted pulses;   comparing between the transmitted pulses and the received pulses to provide a comparison result; and   determining a liquid contamination based on the comparison result.

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