Fuel Injector
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Measurement Systems For Fuel Cycle, Safeguards And Decontamination & Decommissioning
Advancing critical radiation safety. Our technologies safeguard nuclear materials to protect people and the environment.
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Solid Oxide and Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell Test Stations
Greenlight''s SOFC test systems include options for integrated reformers, de-sox, gas mixing, water saturation, pre-heating, furnace, heat recovery and water balance. These SOFC test rigs can be configured to operate on gaseous or liquid fuels, with operating temperatures up to 1000C. Pressure control is optional and furnaces can be tailored for either planar or tubular cell configurations. For single cell or button cell testing, Greenlight offers the X20 table-top SOFC test bench, including furnace and optional fixtures.
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Solid State Voltage Injector
J2110A
While it is possible to obtain high quality injection transformers with bandwidths as wide as 1Hz to 5MHz or more, in some cases this is still insufficient for some tests. For example a typical heater control loop might have a bandwidth of less than 1Hz while some linear regulators and opamp circuits can have bandwidths of up to 100MHz or in some cases even higher. For these applications, a solid state injector can provide the necessary bandwidth. A solid state injector can perform at DC, while the upper frequency limit is dictated by the components selected and the printed circuit board material and layout. It is possible to obtain a solid state injector with a working range of DC – 200MHz, though above 50MHz the interconnection between the injector and the circuit being tested can become quite critical. It is essential that ripple from the injector power supply does not dramatically degrade the dynamic range or the signal to noise ratio of the measurement. The resulting plots are often much cleaner when using a solid state injector than with a transformer injector.
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Fuel Cell Test Accessories
Scribner extends its groundbreaking line of tabletop fuel cell testing equipment with the 885 Fuel Cell Potentiostat.
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PEM Fuel Cell Test Stations
Available with Greenlight''s integrated ''Intelligent Fuel Cell Diagnostics'' capabilities:FCDXTMCE certification including optional 3rd party verificationIndustry-leading software and diagnosticsAutomated reformate gas simulation (blending)5 different gas humidification technologies available, including Greenlight''s optional Rapid Response humidification system24/7 unattended operation with Emerald control and automation softwareIndustry leading cell voltage monitoring accuracyUser-adjustable safety featuresFuel cell stack leak testingOptional integrated environmental chambersOptional high temperature configuration, specifically designed for PBI membrane researchOptional DMFC configurationWorldwide service and support
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Fuel Moisture and Fuel Temperature Sensors
Fuel moisture and fuel temperature sensors emulate and measure the moisture content and temperature of similarly sized twigs on the forest floor. The sensors are typically used as part of larger systems, such as fire weather stations with dataloggers and telemetry capability, to remotely assess changing fuel conditions and potential fire hazards.
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AC Fuel Flow Signal Generator
TA-100
The TA-100 signal generator was designed to facilitate testing of aircraft fuel flow indicators that require two input signals designated as “Drum” and “Impeller”. This generator provides both signals so as to provide a direct interface to the fuel flow indicator under test. The generator also provides switched power out to the unit under test as well as a 5v source for testing the bezel lighting. The original design was built around the requirements for the AMETEK series indicators (pn: 10171 series). This generator simulates a reference and a time delayed signal of appropriate amplitude for an indication of up to 1200pph for the indicator under test. The “PPH Select” switch provides fixed signal delays representing 0, 200, 400, 800, 1000 and 1200pph flow rates respectively, this provides the mechanic with an expedient check of the indicators accuracy. The “PPH Adjust” control allows the mechanic to vary the signal delay throughout the full range and serves as a good method for checking of pointer smoothness from stop to stop. The unit’s front panel also provides test jacks to monitor the “FDR Output” as well as the drum and impeller signals. The TA-100 requires only 28Vdc to operate. This generator provides a very economical approach to any repair facility or flight department as it becomes an alternative to purchasing two bench top signal generators. The TA-100 generator at the very least can provide a simple functional test and eliminate the high cost of exchanging an indicator as a function of troubleshooting the aircraft system.
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Honeywell Aerospace Technologies
Honeywell has a decades-long history of innovation in power generation for all kinds of aerospace and defense applications, which was further strengthened by the 2020 acquisition of Ballard Unmanned Systems, a global leader in fuel cell technologies for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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Battery Fuel Gauge
Global Digital Instruments, LLC
SenDEC Battery Fuel Gauges are designed to accurately monitor the charge capacity of lead acid batteries. SenDEC fuel gauges can be used to monitor DC powered equipment such as fork lifts, golf carts, floor care equipment, and any other battery powered equipment. Three battery discharge profiles are standard, plus custom profiles, and a lockout option.
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High-Precision Fuel Flow Measurement System
It enables to keep the temperature fluctuation of the circulation flow path in the system within ±0.2 °C (for 1 minute), which achieves stable fuel flow rate measurement.
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Portable Fuel Dilution Meter
FDM 6000
The FDM 6000 is a portable, battery operated fuel dilution meter that determines the concentration of fuel dilution present in an oil sample within a matter of minutes. The FDM 6000 uses a unique patent pending fang design to pierce the cap of a disposable sample vial and draws in the headspace from the vial. The headspace flows over a SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) sensor which reacts specifically to the presence of fuel vapor with a detection range of 0 – 15%. It can detect diesel, gasoline or jet fuel in engine oil. It conforms to ASTM D8004 - "Standard Test Method for Fuel Dilution of In-Service Lubricants Using Surface Acoustic Wave Sensing"
