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titleOfInvention Continuous-reading plugging-temperature meter
abstract A continuous-reading plugging-temperature meter includes an orifice in the flow path of a liquid metal. Prior to its passage through the orifice, the liquid metal first is cooled to a temperature below that at which impurities in the liquid metal will deposit on the orifice and then is reheated to a steadystate condition in which impurities going out of solution on the orifice equal those going into solution. Reheating is accomplished with part of the flow of liquid metal which has not been cooled. The uncooled liquid metal passes through a springloaded valve before reheating the cooled liquid metal. As the orifice becomes more or less plugged due to changes in the impurity content of the liquid metal, the pressure of liquid metal on the spring-loaded valve changes and the amount of hot liquid metal available for heating the cooled liquid metal changes. The temperature of the liquid metal near the orifice thus gives an indication of the impurity content of the liquid metal.
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