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Improved detector and detection method for contaminants in textile materials based on an absorption measurement of light

CA 2310153 A1 · Owner: Zeitler, Rudiger · Inventors: Zeitler, Rudiger

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A detector and method for detecting contaminants in a measurement object are described, where there is compensation for changes in cross-sectional area of the measurement object. Such methods and detectors are suited to detect foreign fibers in yarn slivers in a spinning, mill. The detector comprises a measurement chamber (31) preferably spherical in , shape with a highly reflecting inner surface. A tube (34) allows an elongate measurement object such as a, sliver to pass through the chamber (31). Absorption of light by the measurement object, and/or any contaminant is measured through a transparent window (33). Light escaping through the ends 35 36 of tube 34 can be compensated by , …

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FiledMay 30, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedMay 30, 2020
Patent numberCA 2310153 A1
Classification (IPC)G01N21/94 +2 more

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