Mutual Charge Transfer for Estimating Salinity Ratio for Offshore Icing Sensors

For offshore measurements in Cold Regions, salinity of ice is also a critical parameter (together with many other parameters such as icing type, load, icing rate and melting rate) to be identified in order to optimize the performance of anti/de icing systems. Although there are some available sensor...

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Published in:Sensors & transducers 2015-11, Vol.194 (11), p.93-93
Main Authors: Mughal, Umair N, Nikumbh, Bhushan
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Charge transfer
Cold
Crossovers
Electrodes
Icing
Inventory
Measurement techniques
Parameter identification
Parameters
R&D
Real time
Remote sensing
Research & development
Saline water
Salinity
Sensors
Technology: 500
VDP
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description For offshore measurements in Cold Regions, salinity of ice is also a critical parameter (together with many other parameters such as icing type, load, icing rate and melting rate) to be identified in order to optimize the performance of anti/de icing systems. Although there are some available sensory solutions in the market to measure real time salinity levels of water, however there are still not many real time techniques or solutions to measure the salinity of ice. In this research task, mutual charge transfer technique is utilized to measure the zero crossover values of different samples of ice and water with varying salt ratios. An analytical relation between percentage salinity ratio of ice and zero crossover values is established. The aim of this paper is therefore a feasibility study to discuss the testing methodology and testing results.
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subjects Charge transfer
Cold
Crossovers
Electrodes
Icing
Inventory
Measurement techniques
Parameter identification
Parameters
R&D
Real time
Remote sensing
Research & development
Saline water
Salinity
Sensors
Technology: 500
VDP
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