Probe Motion Compensation

Abstract: a system for compensating for a relative motion between a probe and an apparatus. the system includes a probe assembly, a sensor, and a computer. the probe assembly includes an actuator pack positioned exterior to the apparatus and a probe insertable into the apparatus. the probe includes a first end coupled to the actuator pack, a second end, and an elongated body extending therebetween. the sensor senses data indicative of a relative motion between the apparatus and the probe assembly. the computer is operably coupled with the sensor and the probe assembly to move the probe of the probe assembly in response to the sensor sensing the data indicative of the relative motion between the apparatus and the probe assembly.

Inventor(s): David Scott Diwinsky, Herbert Chidsey Roberts, Lyle Timothy Rasch, Michael Dean Fullington, Wayne Ray Grady, Andrew Crispin Graham

CPC Classification: F01D17/02 (NON-POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT MACHINES OR ENGINES, e.g. STEAM TURBINES (machines or engines for liquids ; non-positive displacement pumps ))

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