Process as well as device for measuring a component amount released during a thermo-chemical treatment of metallic work piece from the gaseous atmosphere

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 6941828
APP PUB NO 20040118226A1
SERIAL NO

10732689

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The invention concerns a process for the measurement of the amount of a component that is released from a gaseous atmosphere during the thermo-chemical treatment of metallic work pieces. In order to provide a measurement system that offers the opportunity even in the ongoing treatment process for supplying the most exact data on the amount of a component released from the gaseous atmosphere and absorbed by the work piece a process is suggested with the invention for the continuous measurement of the amount of a component that is released from the gaseous atmosphere surrounding the work pieces and absorbed by the work pieces during a thermo-chemical treatment of metallic work pieces where a probe whose longitudinal extension significantly exceeds its width is exposed to the effect of the gaseous atmosphere, the longitudinal change of the probe over time in the longitudinal direction caused by the absorption of the component released by the gaseous atmosphere is measured and the measured longitudinal change is used for the determination of the amount of the transferred component transferred from the gaseous atmosphere to the probe.

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IPSEN INTERNATIONAL GMBH47533 KLEVE

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Feichtinger, Heinrich Hinteregg, CH 12 154

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