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Capacitive sensors were developed to
measure the clearance between the tip of the blades and
the casing of turboengines.
The turboengine yield is directly related to this clearance,
which must be minimum, but the blading must not, in any
circumstances, touch the casing.
Main applications for capacitive sensors are found in
aircraft engines, but the same measurement problem exists
in industrial gas turbines.
Thanks to their small dimensions and "no cooling",
TURBOCOAX® capacitance sensors do not disturb the
casing temperature distribution, shape or clearance. |