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Terence M Colleran

from Bloomington, IN
Age ~69
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Also known as:
Terenc M Colleran, Bob L Thompson, Robert L Thompson
Phone and address:
3730 Race St, Blmgtn, IN 47403
(812) 333-8927
Related to:
Susan Leigh Mcalexander, 48
Connected to:
Aileen C Colleran, 61Austin R Coller, 38Caroline A Colleran, 45Cassandra Coller, 30Christine W Coller, 60Diana M Colleran, 48Diomedes Collera, 59Glenn T Collera, 44Jessica L Colleran, 53Joanna Coller, 53

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  • 3730 Race St, Bloomington, IN 47403 (812) 333-8927
  • 6289 Burnt Hickory Rd, Acworth, GA 30101 (678) 354-5581 (678) 354-5582
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • 11089 Ancient Trl, Brooksville, FL 34601 (352) 796-9180
  • 5600 Lake Resort Ter, Chattanooga, TN 37415 (423) 877-5391

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Controls Systems Specialist At Air Liquide America Large Industries

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Location:
Greater Atlanta Area
Industry:
Industrial Automation
Experience:
Air Liquide America Large Industries (Public Company; Industrial Automation industry): Controls Systems Specialist,  (-) 

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Spike Trap Logic To Prevent Unneeded Interruption Of Industrial Processes

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US Patent:
20140077623, Mar 20, 2014
Filed:
Jun 28, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/931178
Inventors:
Terence Michael COLLERAN - Acworth GA, US
Assignee:
Air Liquide Large Industries US LP - Houston TX
International Classification:
H02J 4/00
US Classification:
307116
Abstract:
Techniques are disclosed for preventing unneeded interruption of industrial processes. Spike trap logic used to delay the occurrence of a trip or interlock when a registered signal exceeds a threshold for a minimum period of time. Doing so prevents trips or interlocks from occurring for transient or intermittent signals, which may be the result of poor sensor readings, poor configuration, or actual, but brief, spikes that should not result in a tripped process or machine. That is, rather than simply tripping—or interlocking—when a trip signal is initially observed, the spike trap logic introduces a delay between when a trip signal is received and when an interlock or trip event actually happens. If the signal remains high for delay period, a trip occurs. Otherwise, the trip signal is considered an intermittent or transient spike and does not result in a trip.
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