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Monitoring rotating machinery using radio frequency probes

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posted on 2022-01-16, 00:00 authored by Jeffrey G. Mueller, Neil Dodson, Robert D. Kossler, Scott C. Morris, Thomas G PrattThomas G Pratt
Systems and methods for monitoring rotating machinery are disclosed. Transmitter and receiver antennas can be provided with access to the rotating machinery. At least one receiver signal resulting from at least one transmitter signal that has propagated through a portion of the rotating machinery can be obtained. A first signal pair can be formed from a first receiver signal and a first transmitter signal, or from first and second receiver signals obtained from spatially-separated receiver antennas, or from first and second receiver signals which are attributable to different transmitter signals. Amplitude and phase information of a plurality of frequency components for each signal in the first signal pair can be determined. A set of comparison values for the first signal pair can be determined by comparing respective frequency component phases or respective frequency component amplitudes. A characteristic of the rotating machinery can then be analyzed using the comparison values.

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Patent Number

US 10280787 B2

Other Application

14/936,523

Inventor

Thomas G. Pratt Jeffrey G. Mueller Robert D. Kossler Neil Dodson Scott C. Morris

Inventor from Local Institution

Thomas G. Pratt Robert D. Kossler Neil Dodson Scott C. Morris

Assignee

University of Notre Dame du Lac

Date Modified

2022-02-04

Language

  • English

Claims

43

Prior Publication Number

US 2017/0134154 A1

Cooperative Patent Classification Codes

F01D 21/003 (20130101)

Contributor

Thomas G. Pratt|Robert D. Kossler|Neil Dodson|Scott C. Morris

International Patent Classification Codes

F01D 21/00 (20060101); H04B 1/40 (20150101)

Additional Groups

  • Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering

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