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Method and apparatus for the detection of holes and plugged spots

CA 2264919 C · Owner: Gilbert, P. Daniel · Inventors: Pikulik, Ivan I.; Gilbert, P. Daniel; Hamel, Jean

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A method and an apparatus for detecting plugged sites and holes and for measuring of the water permeability properties of pervious machine fabrics is disclosed. Plugged sites in a permeable fabric are detected by sensing water pressure pulses occurring in the nozzle at the moment when a stream of water flowing through the nozzle contacts a plugged site on a fast running fabric. The apparatus can be used on-line to simultaneously detect plugged sites and holes on a moving pervious fabric while monitoring its water permeability properties.

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  • Filed September 17, 1997 and granted July 22, 2003. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 17, 2017.
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FiledSeptember 17, 1997
GrantedJuly 22, 2003
Term endedSeptember 17, 2017
Patent numberCA 2264919 C
Classification (IPC)D21G9/00 +2 more

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