Rosemount Aerospace Limited

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Lisa Graham

Richard William Phillips

Robert E Sable

Andrew Gilb

Donald R Vagner, Jr

Robert Edwaard Sable

Richard Willliam Phillips

In some applications, aircraft air data probes are heated to prevent rain, ice, or other moisture from attaching to the air data probe, ensuring proper functionality of the air data probe. But the elevated temperatures can have negative effects on the electronic components positioned within the air data probe. Therefore, thermal isolating features are added to a housing to thermally isolate the heated parts of the air data probe from the electronic components within the air data probe, which are required to stay relatively cool for proper functioning.

Air data probe electronics housing with thermal isolating features

A probe includes a probe head, a probe tip extending from the probe head and having a sensor in fluidic communication with a first fluid stream, a pressure channel extending into the probe tip through the sensor face with a pressure sensor that senses pressure in the pressure channel, and a temperature channel extending into the probe tip through the sensor face. The temperature channel including a temperature orifice disposed on the sensor face and at least one exit port distal from the sensor face. The temperature channel is parallel to and fluidly separate from the pressure channel and includes a temperature sensor that senses temperature in the temperature channel. The temperature channel directs fluid flow from the temperature orifice to the at least one exit port, thereby discharging fluid flow into a second fluid stream.

Flush-mount combined static pressure and temperature probe with flow enhancement feature

A pressure and temperature probe includes a probe head, a probe tip extending from the probe head and ending with a sensor face, a pressure channel extending into the probe tip through the sensor face, and a temperature channel extending into the probe tip through the sensor face. A pressure sensor is in fluid communication with a pressure channel and a temperature sensor in fluid communication with the temperature channel. The temperature channel extends parallel to the pressure channel, and the temperature channel is fluidly separate from the pressure channel. The sensor face can be configured to minimally intrude the flowpath of a working fluid, thereby minimizing disruption of the flowpath. The probe can be configured on a gas turbine engine.

Flush-mount combined static pressure and temperature probe

A pool cover for above ground swimming pools includes a cover with an elevated central area, a plurality of rods to support the cover, and a plurality of clip assemblies to couple the rods to the swimming pool. The cover is a waterproof textile having a plurality of sleeve members allowing for insertion of the support rods to secure and support the cover. Each clip assembly includes hook which removably attaches to an upper perimeter edge of the pool and a pocket to receive an end of the support rod. When assembled, the support rods form a dome-like structure circularly arranged about the edge of the pool.

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