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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 12, 2012
Filed:
Apr. 05, 2007
Lawrence John Walker, Karrinyup, AU;
Nigel Laxton, Mt. Hawthorn, AU;
Andrew Petrow, Waterford, AU;
Duncan Barton, Woodlands, AU;
Peter Hughes, Woodvale, AU;
Lawrence John Walker, Karrinyup, AU;
Nigel Laxton, Mt. Hawthorn, AU;
Andrew Petrow, Waterford, AU;
Duncan Barton, Woodlands, AU;
Peter Hughes, Woodvale, AU;
Structural Monitoring Systems Ltd., Osborne Park, Western Australia, AU;
Abstract
A laminated sensor comprises a base stratum and a terminal stratum. The base stratum has a first surface that is affixed to a surface of a structure to be monitored. The terminal stratum is affixed to the opposite second surface of the base stratum. A connector is attached to the terminal stratum. The base stratum is provided with first and second channels and that are cut through the thickness of the base stratum. The terminal stratum is provided with holes that extend through the thickness of the terminal stratum. A first pair of the holes are positioned to register with the first channel, while a second pair of the holes are positioned to register with the second channel. A first conduit is formed by the first channel and the holes; while a second conduit is formed by the second channel and the holes. The connector connects with tubes to provide fluid communication between the conduits and a differential pressure monitoring system.