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Errol Flynn Jacob

from Cleveland Heights, OH
Age ~53
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Also known as:
Errol F Jacob, Erroll Jacob
Phone and address:
3551 Woodridge Rd, Cleveland, OH 44121
Related to:
William D WilliamsAlice M Williams, 87Rodney Williams, 69Johelen Williams, 77Teresa Rice, 69
Connected to:
Aaron B Jacob, 56Adrian Jacob, 52Alfred M Jacob, 72Andreas Jacob, 61Angeline M Jacob, 86Anju M Jacob, 49Arlene F Jacob, 69Arthur F Jacob, 65Arun T Jacob, 41Ashwin K Jacob, 50

Errol Jacob Phones & Addresses

  • 3551 Woodridge Rd, Cleveland, OH 44121
  • 3555 Woodridge Rd, Cleveland, OH 44121
  • Cleveland Heights, OH
  • 722 Silver Dr, Vista, CA 92083 (442) 414-9570 (760) 414-9570
  • 782 Frederick Stamm Ct, Louisville, KY 40217 (502) 634-0522
  • 782 Frederick Stamm Ct #2, Louisville, KY 40217 (502) 634-0522
  • Oceanside, CA
  • San Diego, CA

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Location:
722 Silver Dr, Vista, CA 92083
Industry:
Industrial Automation
Skills:
Engineering Management
Project Management
Process Control
Process Simulation
Process Engineering
Engineering
Automation
Process Automation
Energy
Dynsim
Dcs
Instrumentation
Scada
Commissioning
Customer Engagement
Chemical Engineering
Refining
Project Engineering
Control Systems Design
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Us Patents

Leak Detection In Fluid Conducting Conduit

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US Patent:
20140046605, Feb 13, 2014
Filed:
Aug 13, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/584503
Inventors:
Robert Terrence McHugh - San Diego CA, US
Errol F. Jacob - Cleveland Heights OH, US
Daniel Matthew Wilbers - San Marcos CA, US
Assignee:
INVENSYS SYSTEMS, INC. - Foxborough MA
International Classification:
G01M 3/28
G06F 19/00
US Classification:
702 51
Abstract:
A method for detecting a leak in a fluid conducting conduit is disclosed. Inlet and outlet flowrates are measured for calculating a time derivative of average temperature of the fluid flowing in the fluid conducting conduit. A predicted difference in flowrate between a flowrate of fluid in the fluid conducting conduit adjacent the inlet and a flowrate of fluid in the fluid conducting conduit adjacent the outlet is calculated based on the calculated time derivative of the average temperature of the fluid flowing in the fluid conducting conduit. The predicted difference in flowrate is compared to a difference between the measured inlet flowrate and the measured outlet flowrate to determine whether a leak exists in the fluid conducting conduit.

System And Method For Leak Detection Based Upon Analysis Of Flow Vectors

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US Patent:
7418354, Aug 26, 2008
Filed:
Mar 23, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/089522
Inventors:
Terrill L. Greenlee - Encinitas CA, US
Nathan W. Anderson - Encinitas CA, US
Errol F. Jacob - Vista CA, US
Assignee:
Invensys Systems Inc. - Foxboro MA
International Classification:
G01M 3/26
US Classification:
702 51, 73 405 R
Abstract:
A method for detecting a leak in a fluid-conducting conduit is disclosed herein. The method includes generating a first flow vector variation pattern representative of fluid flow through the conduit under known conditions. The method also includes collecting flow data from flow sensors positioned along the conduit. In addition, a second flow vector variation pattern is generated based upon the flow data. The first flow vector variation pattern and the second flow vector variation pattern are then compared in order to detect whether a leak exists in the conduit.
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