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Seal-leak detector arrangement for compressors and other equipment

CA 2494955 A1 · Owner: Stenersen, Eivind · Inventors: Stenersen, Eivind; Canepa, Richard Thomas

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An early warning system for equipment or processes which can be permanently or temporarily damaged by contaminants coming from air moving equipment such as , a compressor, positioned upstream of air flowing through the equipment. The present invention provides a seal-leak detection arrangement that when , incorporated into air moving equipment monitors the air passing through the , air moving equipment for the presence of contaminants such as lubricant oil which could damage the equipment downstream. At least one sensor is positioned downstream of a contaminant retaining seal within the air moving equipment. The seal-leak detection arrangement is particular useful when incorporated …

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  • Filed August 6, 2003. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended August 6, 2023.
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FiledAugust 6, 2003
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedAugust 6, 2023
Patent numberCA 2494955 A1
Classification (IPC)F04B39/02 +2 more

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