Malfunction monitoring device and method for a multiple-port...

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G01L 9/00 (2006.01) B29B 7/76 (2006.01)

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CA 2071020

ABSTRACT Malfunctions of plunger (15) in the mixhead (10) of a system for mixing a plurality of fluids such as polyol and isocyanate for the manufacture of polyurethane foam, which plunger induces variations in fluid pressures as the mixhead operates, are monitored by a method that includes the steps of measuring the upstream pressure of at least one fluid and generating a signal responsive thereto, and comparing the pressure responsive signal to a preselected pressure responsive signal and generating an alarm if the pressure responsive signal comparison falls outside preselected limits. A device for implementing such a method includes transducers (40,41) for measuring the pressure of at least one fluid and generating a signal responsive thereto, an alarm (44) for generating a malfunction alarm, and a circuit (43) for receiving the pressure responsive signal and comparing the pressure responsive signal to a preselected pressure responsive signal and generating an alarm signal if the pressure responsive signal comparison falls outside preselected limits.

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