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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 31, 2015
Filed:
Jun. 16, 2011
Peter Ireland, Derby, GB;
Andrew Wilson, Derby, GB;
Steven Thorpe, Sileby, GB;
Damian Martin, Nottingham, GB;
Peter Ireland, Derby, GB;
Andrew Wilson, Derby, GB;
Steven Thorpe, Sileby, GB;
Damian Martin, Nottingham, GB;
Rolls-Royce PLC, London, GB;
Abstract
A high temperature measurement probe comprises an elongate probe body having a measuring head which in use is located in a hot fluid flow. The probe further comprises a thermocouple extending along the interior of the probe body to terminate at a temperature-sensing thermocouple junction inside the measuring head. The probe body has internal passages for circulation of a coolant fluid therein. The measuring head contains a channel, one end of the channel forming an inlet for receiving hot fluid from the hot fluid flow and another end of the channel forming an outlet for discharging the hot fluid received at the inlet. Between the inlet and the outlet a section of the channel extends along the length direction of the probe body. The thermocouple runs along the section of the channel with the thermocouple junction proximate the upstream end of the section.