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6 | axis of the crystals dichroic dye molecules show a high absorption towards light polarized along their long axis and thus the aligned molecules will only have their high absorption orientation relative to half of the light when applying dichroic dye molecules it may therefore be necessary to apply a specially designed color conversion cell 30 shown in fig3 the cell 30 contains two liquid crystal matrices 32 and 34 with uniaxially oriented liquid crystals and dichroic fluorescent dye molecules orientation of the matrices 32 and 34 is made so that molecular orientations is 90 degree with respect to each other when v 0 thus in a first state of the cell 10 the liquid crystals can orient the dye molecules 21 in their high absorption orientation in relation to light from the led light source 4 adjusting the voltage between electrodes 12 and 13 can switch the cell 10 to a second state where the liquid crystals orient the dye molecules 21 in their low absorption orientation in relation to light from the led light source 4 there exist a number of alternatives to the dichroic fluorescent dye molecules fig2 further shows other particles in low and high absorption orientations an anisometric particle 22 of a photoluminescent material composition could also be disc like sheet like or disc like particles 24 with fluorescent dye molecules 25 attached to the surface one example being aluminumoxide flakes of thickness u02dc 100 nm and u02dc 1 u03bcm diameter and rod like particles 26 with fluorescent dye molecules 25 attached to the surface in those cases proper alignment of the liquid crystals orients the particles in their low absorption orientation a 2 t 2 u2014. |
1 | the center of the device toward its outer edge covering the entire area of the conducting element 109 the conducting element 109 is connected to the return or neutral or ground terminal of the electrical unit the conducting element 109 may be attached or glued to the backing material 78 with a field of glue 121 the material 44 extend radially to the edge of the conducting element 109 another variation of non uniform application of the conductive dielectric intermediate layer 44 is illustrated in fig1 which is cross sectional view of a non segmented return electrode according to the principles of category 1 of this invention the intermediate layer 44 between the conducting element 109 and of the subject tissue 43 not shown is applied with a thickness increasing in steps toward the outer edge of the device covering part or all area of the conducting element 109 the field 44 can extend to or beyond the outermost radius of the conducting element 109 the conducting element 109 is connected to the return or neutral or ground terminal of the electrical unit the conducting element 109 may be attached or glued to the backing material 78 with a field of glue 121 yet another variation of non uniform application of the intermediate layer 44 is illustrated in fig1 which is cross sectional view of a non segmented return electrode according to the principles of category 1 of this invention the intermediate layer 44 between the conducting element 109 and of the subject tissue 43 not shown is applied with. |
7 | each objective may be connected rigidly together and may have equal or unequal focal lengths application_number US 37853582 A description fig1 and 2 illustrate the schmidt optical system 10 of the invention in right angle planar views taken along the x y and x z planes respectively the system is formed of a pair of side by side catadioptic schmidt objectives 12 14 the primary elements of the objectives are a pair of spherical mirrors 16 18 symmetrically positioned side by side on opposite sides of the central x z common plane as shown in fig3 the curvatures of the spherical reflecting surfaces 17 19 of spherical mirrors 16 18 are oriented to diverge outward with their centers 20 22 respectively separated on opposite sides of the common x y plane the orientation of the curvatures of spherical mirrors 16 18 causes incoming paraxial light rays 24 26 to be divergingly reflected away from the common x z plane as rays 28 30 respectively refractor lens plates 32 34 are symmetrically positioned side by side on opposite sides of the common x z plane between the optical axes 36 38 respectively of the objectives to correct for spherical aberrations by introducing spherical aberrations into transmitted light rays equal and opposite to the total of the spherical aberrations caused by the respective spherical mirrors corrector lens 32 34 form dual aperture stops refractive beamsplitters 40 42 are positioned along the optical axes 36 38 at the respective focal planes 44 46 of the objectives concavity of spherical mirrors 16 18 causes focal planes 44 46 to be spherical and backward curving each beamsplitter accepts the image forming energy of a single optical objective 12 14 to maintain the concentricity of the schmidt system 10 the entrance 48 50. |
3 | fatty acids described above for example oleic acid oleyl ester may be used as the carboxylic acid the fatty alcohols may also be etherified more especially with polyhydric alcohols for example alkyl polyglycosides dimer diol ethers the ratio by weight of the styrene polymer to the plasticizing fatty compound is 100 0 5 to 50 preferably 100 2 5 to 40 and above all 100 7 5 to 15 besides these two key components the binders according to the invention may contain other ingredients for example antioxidants pigments fillers plasticizers preservatives defoamers film forming agents fragrances water adhesion promoters solvents dyes flameproofing agents flow controllers resins tackifiers viscosity regulators dispersion aids for example sodium or ammonium salt of polyacrylic acid emulsifiers for example alkyl ether phosphates and sulfosuccinates and thickeners for example mc heg suitable resins are polyisobutylene or polybutylene for example hyvis 10 a product of bp pine resins and derivatives esters hydrogenated products abietyl alcohol acrylate resins phenolic resins terpene phenol resins polyterpenes epoxy resins hydrocarbon resins indene coumarone resins and melamine resins examples of suitable antioxidants are phosphorous acid and salts thereof hypophosphorous acid and salts thereof ascorbic acid and derivatives thereof especially ascorbyl palmitate tocopherol and derivatives thereof mixtures of ascorbic acid derivatives and tocopherol derivatives sterically hindered phenol derivatives especially bha tert butyl4 methoxyphenol and bht 2 6ditert butyl4 methylphenol gallic acid and derivatives thereof especially alkyl gallates aromatic amines for example diphenylamine naphthylamine and 1 4 phenylenediamine dihydroquinoline organic sulfides and polysulfides dithiocarbamates and mercaptobenzimidazole examples of viscosity regulators are cellulose ethers hydrogenated castor oil highly dispersed silicas and ionic and nonionic thickeners such as for example polyacrylic acid and associated thickeners suitable fillers and pigments are chalk heavy spar kaolin carbon black gypsum. |
1 | blade portions 26 28 are metal substructure with a plastic over moulding when located in position relative to one another they create a hollow structure within which is housed the internal electronics including sensors 34 inner and outer blade portions 26 28 are ultrasonically welded together to create two separate forceps members 12 12 u2032 which are mirror images of one another with the internal electronics including sensors 34 securely located therebetween sensors 34 are mem sensors and are positioned to detect compression forces exerted by the forceps blades on an object being gripped during use the forceps system shown in the figures is intended for use in the birthing process to facilitate a forceps delivery therefore the forceps blade portions 14 are contoured to correspond to the contours of a baby 39 s skull the sensors 34 are therefore positioned to measure the compression forces applied by the forceps blade portions 14 to the baby 39 s skull during the forceps delivery process the compression and traction forces detected and measured by sensors 34 and the array of strain gauges are regulated and calibrated within the handle portion 16 of the forceps system 10 by means of a processing card not shown through a series of amplification however it will be appreciated that the signal amplification calibration and processing may. |
9 | 70937110 A description in fig1 a first embodiment of a twin clutch transmission according to the invention is denoted generally by 10 the twin clutch transmission 10 has a first drive input shaft 12 and a second drive input shaft 14 the second drive input shaft 14 is embodied as a hollow shaft and is arranged concentrically with respect to the first drive input shaft 12 the first drive input shaft 12 can be connected to a first clutch k 1 the second drive input shaft 14 can be connected to a second clutch k 2 the first drive input shaft 12 extends over a greater axial extent than the second drive input shaft and projects beyond the latter the twin clutch transmission 10 also has a first output shaft 16 and a second output shaft 18 the two output shafts 16 18 are arranged in each case parallel to the drive input shafts 12 14 and are connected by means of a output constant wheel set to a differential drive input wheel 24 of a differential gearing 26 more precisely the output constant wheel set has a first output wheel 20 which is rotationally fixedly connected to the first output shaft 16 and has a second output wheel 22 which is rotationally fixedly connected to the second output shaft 18 the two output wheels 20 22 are aligned with one another axially and both engage with the differential drive input wheel 24 as can be seen in particular in fig2. |
9 | ue89e dq ue89e ue89e max 1 2 u00b7 kvs u00b7 dp 1 2 u00b7 ddp dp 1 2 u00b7 dkvs ue89e dq ue89e ue89e max 0 gt ue89e 1 2 u00b7 kvs u00b7 dp 1 2 u00b7 ddp dp 1 2 u00b7 dkvs the dynamic flow regulating body 3 which will be further described in fig2 and 3 has the characteristic feature that an increasing pressure difference on the body 3 will actuate same for compression of a spring actuated slidable part containing one or more restriction areas which are limited by being cut off by the fixed part whereby the kvs value varies in response to the pressure difference the result thereof is that the flow remains constant within a regulating range given by the spring the essential feature of the present invention is therefore a dynamic flow regulating body 3 which is substantially known and used for the sole purpose of limiting the flow in a system with a flowing medium and is moreover used for regulating the flow under the authority of an electric actuator and or a thermostatic constituent as further shown in fig1 a 1c the valve unit 2 comprises an insert housing 19 wherein parallel to the axis thereof a second housing 11 is mounted in the center upper part of the second housing 11 there is mounted a valve cone 10 made of an elastomeric material extending from the valve cone 10 in an upward direction is a spindle piston rod 17 which is connected at its other end to an activation means 13 by means of the activation means 13 the valve cone 10 may take an arbitrary axial position between normal non activated open position and an activated closed position the second. |
8 | the printer 3 the lid 20 in an opened state is omitted from the figure at an inside right of the printer 3 namely an inside left in fig3 to 5 the body 9 is formed with a battery compartment 48 a housing part of the invention which receives a charging battery 40 as shown in fig4 a battery cover 31 is provided to close an opening 48 a of the battery compartment 48 thus covering the charging battery 40 this battery cover 31 is removably attached to the body 9 the details will be mentioned later a cassette compartment 32 like a cavity is centrally formed in the tape printer 3 a print head 34 which is heated to form images on a tape used as a print medium is placed in the cassette compartment 32 at an inside back an upper part in the figures a platen roller 36 for feeding the tape is also placed at the back above in the figures of the cassette compartment 32 and facing the print head 34 through the tape a phantom line 33 represents the contour of a cassette housed in the cassette compartment 32 a label 38 related to a charging battery is affixed on an outer surface of the body 9 near a lower part of the opening 48 a this label 38 corresponding to a connector connection indication and a battery housing indication of the present invention the details of the label 38 will be mentioned later as shown in fig3 the label 38 can be seen clearly by a user even when the battery cover 31 is. |
6 | while at the same time adhering to stringent production tolerances the securing elements 1 in accordance with the invention can be produced by means of grinding in a preferred manner fig3 shows a part view of a first exemplary embodiment of an exhaust gas turbocharger 11 in accordance with the invention as is shown by way of example in fig3 a vtg guide vane arrangement 15 arranged between the bearing housing 12 and the turbine housing 13 is secured to the bearing housing 12 of the exhaust gas turbocharger 11 having variable turbine geometry by means of an inventive securing element 1 for this purpose the securing element 1 in accordance with the invention embodied with a screw head 9 is secured by means of a recess 16 of the vtg guide vane arrangement 15 through the connecting point 14 of the bearing housing 12 the shank 3 of the shown securing element 1 has a thread 8 on the opposite side of the screw head 9 the securing element 1 is screwed into the connecting point 14 of the bearing housing 12 by means of said thread 8 the components forming the vtg guide vane arrangement 15 shown by way of example are subsequently described below the vtg guide vane arrangement 15 between. |
9 | possible because of predetermined leakage of water past the piston either around its outer periphery or through one or more small openings provided through the piston until the piston reaches the bottom of the cylinder after a predetermined time interval engaging the end of pin 26a and pushing it downwardly to close the primary inlet valve with the primary inlet valve 26 closed it is not possible for additional water to flow into the tank until a flush cycle is again initiated by operating the flush lever thus even if a leak should develop past the outlet valve 21 resulting in a lowering of the water level in the tank and dropping of the float enabling the inlet valve 13 to open no additional water can flow into the tank since the primary inlet valve 26 remains closed due to contact of the piston 38 with the valve pin 26a a modification of the actuator system for opening the primary inlet valve 26 is shown in fig4 wherein the cable 24 extends to a housing 43 through which the cable wire end 31 extends into close proximity with the abutment 33 on valve pin 26a for direct action on the valve pin rather than acting through an intermediate lever as in the embodiment of fig3 the cable wire 31 is biased away from the abutment 33 by a spring 44 and the end 31 of the cable wire may be encased in a seal 36 such as that used in the embodiment of fig3 in all other respects this form of the invention functions the same as that described in relation to fig3 a modification of the invention of fig2 is indicated generally. |
6 | in fluid communication with chamber 50 in use chamber 50 may be substantially filled with ice and water through inlet 84 to affect reduce regulate and or manage a temperature within the receptacle housing the insert 100 moreover items placed in the cooler may be placed on top surface 21 and may be further placed against front surface 62 items placed within the receptacle may be cooled through a contact with top surface 21 and front surface 62 the items may also be simultaneously cooled by the air cooled by the presence of the insert 100 within the receptacle e g cooler in some embodiments as ice placed in chamber 50 melts ice may settle toward first end 11 in chamber 50 and water may settle near second end 12 of chamber 50 cold melt water may travel down chamber 50 toward second end 12 forcing warmer water in chamber 50 to travel from second end 12 toward first end 11 thus the position of the melting ice in the insert may generate a circulating effect that reduces the temperature gradient in the cooler further in some embodiments the higher that back surface 64 extends up the adjacent cooler wall the more the temperature gradient in the cooler may be reduced in some embodiments in use liquid may be removed from chamber 50 of insert 100 through opening 87 liquid may be removed with a siphon pump or other means as would be known to one of skill in the art ice may subsequently be added to chamber 50 through. |
6 | order to pass into either one of the two circular shaped second and third control cams 125 or 126 a deflector or switching element for deflecting the cam follower roll 148 from the first control cam 124 into either the second or the third control cam 125 or 126 is here no longer required the arrangement for radially displacing the cam follower roll 148 as mentioned hereinbefore is structured in a manner as described hereinafter a gas pressure operable piston 133 is present in this sixth embodiment just as in the fifth embodiment described hereinbefore with reference to fig2 and 26 of the drawings an actuating mechanism or actuating lever 150 possessing a cam 151 cooperates with the gas pressure operable piston 133 as will be seen in fig2 this cam 151 abuts against the cam 134 of the gas pressure operable piston 133 as mentioned hereinbefore when the gas pressure operable piston 133 has not been displaced under the action of gas pressure into the position as shown in the upper portion of fig2 a latch or pawl 152 is linked for pivoting about an axis or pivot shaft 153 at the actuator lever 150 a first idle latch or pawl 154 comprises a first arm 155 which as shown in fig2 engages with the already mentioned latch or pawl 152 and a second arm 156 cooperating with the cam follower roll 148 the first idle latch or pawl 154 is mounted for pivoting about an axis or pivot shaft 164 in the weapon housing 133 the. |
9 | 208 3 622 320 3 702 765 and 3 929 489 a typical example of such a photocrosslinkable polymer is the polyester prepared from diethyl p phenylenediacrylate and 1 4 bis u03b2 hydroxyethoxy cyclohexane which is comprised of recurring units of the formula str6 other particularly useful polymers of this type are those which incorporate ionic moieties derived from monomers such as dimethyl 3 3 39 sodioimino disulfonyl dibenzoate and dimethyl 5 sodiosulfoisophthalate examples of such polymers include poly 1 4 cyclohexylene bis oxyethylene p phenylenediacrylate co 3 3 39 sodioimino disulfonyl dibenzoate and poly 1 4 cyclohexylene bis oxyethylene p phenylenediacrylate co 3 3 39 sodioimino disulfonyl dibenzoate co 3 hydroxyisophthalate the novel binary acetal polymers described herein are especially useful as binder polymers that are employed in combination with diazo resins in lithographic printing plates however they are also useful in other applications such as solvent thickeners films with high tensile and shear strength and films which have a low dielectric constant they can also be used as a binder for matrices other than coatings the invention is further illustrated by the following examples of its practice 75 0 grams of airvol 523 polyvinyl alcohol were added to a closed reaction vessel fitted with a water cooled condensing column followed by the addition of 225 grams of demineralized water and 450 grams of n propanol with continual stirring the mixture was cooked at 70 u00b0 c for 20 hours after this time the temperature was adjusted to 60 u00b0 c and 6 0 grams of concentrated hydrochloric acid was added over a 2 hour period an admixture consisting of 10 91 grams of. |
1 | the second part 53 of lever means 44 is on the other side of the trap from that shown in fig6 and 7 the embodiment of fig8 to 10 is of particular application where the first frame 4 and the second frames 6 are trapezoidal in section as claimed in my u s pat no 3 760 531 issued sept 25 1973 in the trap of fig8 to 10 there is a lug 200 formed on the first jaw forming side 8 of the first frame 4 lug 200 may be attached to side 8 by for example welding a foot plate 202 is pivotally attached to the lug 200 by rivot foot plate 202 terminates at one end in a contact surface 206 there is a catch 208 formed on the first side 8 of the first frame 4 a lever 210 is pivotally mounted by loop 212 to the second end 22 of the second frame 6 lever 210 extends downwardly from loop 212 when the trap is in the set position to engage a recess 214 formed in the lug 200 this set position is illustrated in fig9 the illustrated trap is formed with a safety bar 216 that is attached for example by welding to a plate 218 that also pivots on rivet 204 saftey bar. |
9 | starting from a green bar and ending with a yellow bar or reverse starting with yellow and ending with green and the resulting code simply reversed if it is determined from the first bar read that the pattern of bars 3 was read in the reverse direction this aspect of the invention thus provides a method for encoding information onto articles and includes steps of expressing the information as a multi digit number and encoding the number as a plurality of regions e g the bars 3 that are disposed in a predetermined linear sequence wherein each region emits one of a plurality of predetermined wavelengths comprising a set of wavelengths it should be noted that the label 1 can be coated after printing and thermal application to a garment or textile of interest for example an ultra violet uv radiation curable clear coating may be applied to the label 1 at least so as to cover the plurality of regions or the bars 3 after printing and possibly heat sealing the label the clear coating beneficially improves the wash characteristics an example of such a coating resin is craigcoat 1081 r which is available from craig adhesives a preferred embodiment of a multi spectral imager also referred to as a reader system 10 is shown in fig2 the reader system 10 includes three major components which are an illumination. |
8 | of 20 kev and an injecting amount of 1 0 u00d7 10 15 cm 2 a heat treatment is performed e g under the nitride atmosphere at 900 u00b0 c for 15 minutes to activate the injected ions 3 at the time of reducing the resistances of the polysilicon films 32 and 33 impurities to be doped may be other proper materials than phosphorus such as arsenic antimony phosphorus oxychloride etc 4 the silicon nitride film 31 may be replaced with a silicon oxide film and the side wall spacer 35 may be formed by a silicon nitride film not a silicon oxide film 5 the silicon nitride film 31 may be replaced with a proper insulating layer and the side wall spacer 35 may be formed of a proper material whose etching ratio differs from that of this insulating layer 6 the interlayer insulating film 14 is not limited to a silicon oxide film and may be any insulating film such as a silicon nitride film alumina or silicate glass when a different material from a silicon oxide film is used for the interlayer insulating film 14 an mos metal oxide semiconductor transistor and an mos capacitor become an mis metal insulator semiconductor transistor and an mis capacitor in a broader sense 7 the polysilicon film 33 may be replaced with an hsg hemispherical grain polysilicon film in this case the surface of the polysilicon film 33 becomes rough further increasing the surface area of the dielectric film 17 so that this invention becomes more effective the details on the method of forming an hsg polysilicon film are given in a report from micro electronics laboratory in nec corporation kasai sakao et al shingaku technology vol 90 sdm90 202 p 47 1990 8 a. |
5 | along the vertical posts similarly the wall panels may be secured to the cross members at various selected positions relative to the cross members application_number US 46560199 A description reference is made to fig1 3 which illustrate a modular hoarding 10 the hoarding 10 includes a fence 12 which extends about the perimeter of a construction site and a covered walkway 14 the fence 12 is formed with modular components adapted to assemble and disassemble easily tubular steel posts tubular cross members wall panels and releasable mounting assemblies that join the various components the fence 12 may be assembled in straight line segments at each side of a construction site corner structures are generally not required where sections of the fence 12 meet the fence 12 is assembled in sections fence posts are installed at intervals along the perimeter of the site such as the three such posts 16 18 20 apparent in fig1 posts 16 and 18 and fig2 posts 18 and 20 in most instances holes will be dug to receive the posts but the posts may be formed with apertured flanges for fastening to pavement or other durable surfaces in some instances the fence posts may be driven into the ground two posts 18 20 associated with a particular section of the fence 12 are apparent in fig2 a pair of conventional pipe clamp fasteners 22 26 are mounted to one post 20 and another pair of fastener 24 28 to the other post 18 in order to releasably mount horizontal cross members 30 32 the fastener 26 which is typical is further detailed in fig4 where it may be seen to comprise two sleeves 36 38 aligned along axes that are offset horizontally and mutually perpendicular the. |
2 | was used as a fouling prevention agent the polymerization conditions and the results are presented in the following table ______________________________________fouling prevention agent 0 0 015 0 030 0g g catalystcatalyst activity 5 6 5 8 5 1 4 8kg polymer g catmelt index mfr 21 hlmi 18 15 17 18 g 10 min reactor temperature u00b0 c 105 0 105 0 105 0 105 0reactor pressure bar 40 40 40 40______________________________________ the addition of the fouling prevention agent did not affect the melt index of the polymer nor the activity of the catalyst a copolymer of ethylene and 1 hexene was produced on an industrial scale in a loop reactor of 86 m 3 by using a chromium acetonate catalyst supported on a silica carrier asa 3 was used as a fouling prevention agent during the polymerization the additive was gradually replaced with the additive tolad 511 according to the invention the electrostatic potential of the polymer powder produced otherwise in prevailing constant conditions dropped from the value of 4 3 to the value of 0 9 while the catalyst activity increased from the value of 2 9 to the value of 3 6 kg g catalyst this demonstrates the efficiency of the additive according to the invention and that it has no poisoning action on catalysts the polymerization of example 2 was repeated by using the agent tolad 511 of the invention as a fouling prevention agent the additive of the invention was suddenly replaced with the other additive asa 3 the catalyst activity dropped dramatically and almost extinguished the polymerization reaction a copolymer of ethylene and 1 hexene was produced on an industrial scale in a. |
5 | components 230 may match labels from the software application and the labels may assist in assembling the structural framework 202 fig3 a and 3b illustrate an exemplary wall jig 340 that may be used to assist in assembling the structural insulated panel fig3 a illustrates a front view of the wall jig 340 and fig3 b illustrates a side view of the wall jig 340 as shown in fig3 a and 3b the wall jig 340 includes a flat back panel 342 and a ledge 344 components of the structural insulated panel may be placed on the ledge 344 and laid against the flat back panel 342 the flat back panel 342 may be angled so that components of the structural insulated panel may be leaned against the flat back panel 342 during panel assembly the flat back panel 342 and the ledge 344 may each extend substantially perpendicularly to each other the wall jig 340 may be relatively tall such as over 18 feet tall so that the wall jig 340 is taller than any structural insulated panel being assembled using the wall jig 340 the flat back panel 342 may be surrounded by a metal locking bar 346 the metal locking bar 346 may receive tie bars and the tie bars secure the panel components against the wall jig 340 which is described in greater detail with reference to fig6 a 6b the wall jig 340. |
9 | a fig4 in the implementation shown in fig3 a and fig4 the plate assembly 15 a incorporates the plate 15 the plunger assembly 22 and the spring 19 the plate assembly 15 a is assembled by inserting the inner plug 18 into the opening 16 of the plate 15 see for example fig2 b and fig4 then the spring 19 is dropped onto the plate 15 the outer plug 17 is slid onto the inner plug 18 until a set of locking features 18 a fig5 engages with the outer plug 17 in an alternative arrangement a sealing and drainage device 231 includes a locking feature such as a pin 111 to lock the outer plug 17 and the inner plug 18 together as shown in fig6 the sealing and drainage device 131 shown in fig3 a contains the ball 14 trapped within the bore 12 and the plate assembly 15 a the ball 14 is held inside the bore 12 by a spring 20 above the plunger assembly 22 the plate assembly 15 a may be attached to the housing 11 by staking or press fitting the plate assembly 15 a into the housing 11 alternatively the plate assembly 15 a may be threaded into the housing 11 to allow removal of the plate assembly 15 a so that the ball 14 and the plunger assembly 22 can be serviced in the assembled condition the spring 19 pushes the plunger assembly 22 up such that the outer flange. |
3 | 390 u00b0 to about 425 u00b0 c and a hydrogen pressure of about 2000 pounds per square inch gauge 13 785 kpa for one hour the reaction product was passed to a phase separator to remove vapors therefrom the liquid was sent to a fractionation column wherein a naphtha fraction having a boiling range of about 71 u00b0 to about 177 u00b0 c was removed overhead the bottoms from this fractionator was sent to a centrifuge wherein solids constituting mainly unreacted coal and ash were removed therefrom the liquids from the centrifuge were then sent to a vacuum distillation tower wherein an overhead cut boiling up to a temperature of about 260 u00b0 c was recovered a portion of this latter cut was used as the slurring medium for the hydrogenation described above another portion of the overhead cut defined above was distilled at atmospheric pressure to obtain a cut boiling from 186 u00b0 to 208 u00b0 c and is the hydrocarbon mixture subjected to extraction in the following runs the hydrocarbon mixture was found to have the following analysis table i______________________________________component weight percent______________________________________neutrals 53 92 6 xylenol 0 2nitrogen containing compounds 0 4ortho cresol 6 1phenol ortho cresol ethyl phenol 6 72 5 xylenol para cresol 12 0meta cresol 20 1heavy components 0 6______________________________________ neutrals are hydrocarbons predominantly. |
6 | moved through passage openings 58 60 whereby subject to the pressure of the fluid the small spring plates 62 64 open damping openings 58 60 and enable the overflow of oil from first chamber 52 into second chamber 54 the oil moreover flows from first chamber 52 through the interior 70 of piston rod 48 as well as damping openings 90 and 92 into second chamber 54 upon rising gas pressure in chamber 30 control rod 76 moves increasingly toward first chamber 52 so that damping opening 90 is initially closed and in this position oil from first chamber 52 can only overflow into second chamber 54 through damping openings 58 60 as well as damping opening 92 upon relieving of spring damper system 1 upon the rebound damping of spring damper system 1 respectively the spring damper system slackens as schematically indicated by arrows 98 100 in so doing the volume in chamber 30 which had been decreased due to the pressure load now increases so that the gas pressure in chamber 30 drops upon this decreasing gas pressure control rod 76 is relieved such that especially due to the effect of spring 82 it moves in the direction opposite first chamber 52 and thus damping openings 90 92 are. |
3 | 13 until a position of the pipe 17 is found at which the amplitude of the signal p c is a maximum the resonance cavity is attuned to the frequency of the microwave generator with the pipe 17 in this position the pipe 17 is made of a material which has low dielectric losses for example aluminium oxide the parison 3 is heated up to a desired temperature in the alternating electric field through dipole losses see dubbel taschenbuch fur den machinenbau 15 th impression pp 1236 1237 the resonance frequency of the resonance cavity 13 changes continually owing to the presence of the glass parison 3 in the resonance cavity and the rising temperature of the parison the frequency of the alternating electric field is periodically adapted to the changing resonance frequency of the resonance cavity 13 so as to maintain an optimal energy transfer this is explained in more detail with reference to fig2 the alternating electric field is switched off when the glass parison 3 has the desired temperature the temperature may be measured by means of an infrared temperature gauge it is alternatively possible to determine empirically a certain heating up time during which the parison is to be heated after the alternating electric field has been switched off the mould 7 is moved towards the mould 5 a rim 23 of the mould 7 fits around the outside of the mould 5 and ensures the alignment of the mould 7 relative to the mould 5 the mould 7 presses the glass parison 3 into the shape determined by the. |
6 | 1 and a shoulder of the plunger 2 a piston 9 is inserted in a movable manner in a bore 8 bored in the center of the plunger 2 in the bottom of the bore 8 is formed a small diameter oil chamber 11 the chamber 11 being in communication with the large diameter oil chamber 4 by means of small diameter hole 10 the small diameter oil chamber 11 is sealed by means of an annular seal member 12 and cannot be communicated with the outside a snap ring 13 is attached to an end opening of the bore 8 the snap ring 13 can come into contact with a step 14 of the piston 9 and this contact prevents the piston 9 from moving entirely outside of the bore 8 a head 9a of the piston 9 extends outside body member 1 the end face of 9b and 9a defining a press face of the hydraulic autotensioner when using the device described above as a hydraulic autotensioner for a belt the head end face 9b is pressed against the belt face either directly or indirectly by means of another member the pressing force of the autotensioner against the. |
6 | 58 also includes a plastic plunger bumper 64 reciprocally located in the open aft end portion 66 of the buffer body 60 this plunger bumper 64 is secured into place for reciprocal movement within the rearward portion 66 of the buffer body 60 by a pin 68 that fits through a slot 70 in the plunger bumper 64 so that an enlarged tapered rear bumper portion 72 extends outward beyond the aft end portion 74 of the buffer body 60 under certain circumstances that will be hereinafter described the flat rear plunger bumper portion 76 strikes a portion of the spacer 59 or the rear surface 50 of the receiver extension 20 when the buffer body 60 is in the full recoil position the buffer assembly 58 also includes three solid cylindrical tungsten weights 78 80 and 82 located within the hollow interior 84 of the buffer body 60 these weights 78 80 and 82 are each cylindrical shaped and have the same exterior dimensions and they are sized and shaped for reciprocal movement within the hollow interior 84 of the buffer body 60 when the plunger bumper 64 is secured in place by the pin 68 with part of its smaller diameter cylindrical portion 86 located in the aft portion 66 of the interior 84 of the buffer body 60 the two weights 80 and 82 that are separated from the plunger bumper 64 by the weight 78 have respective identical circular cross section cylindrical blind holes 88 and 90 that centrally are located in the respective surfaces 92. |
7 | light u2014 e g a pulsed laser diode p max 1 mw t fwhm 50 ps ldh 405 working with 40 mhz repetition rate with pdl 800 b pulsed laser diode driver from picoquant gmbh u2014 an excitation light pattern generating device 16 an imaging sensor 18 e g colour cdd array a photodetector 20 and a computer 22 light emitted by the light source 14 is collected by conditioning optics 24 and falls on the excitation light pattern generating device 16 which is advantageously formed by a digital micromirror device dmd with appropriate control electronics here a 0 7 xga 1024 u00d7 768 pixels dmd chip by texas instruments controllable via the computer 22 preferably conditioning optics 24 include a beam expander and anamorphic prism to condition the excitation light beam and to illuminate homogenously the dmd 16 reference 26 indicates an illumination path extending from the dmd to the sample 12 the light reflected by the dmd mirrors 16 i e the dmd image projected through the conditioning optics 28 is guided through the back illumination port of the microscope 10 and a filter cube 30 to the back surface of the sample 12 in the setup of fig1 the wide field fluorescence is transmitted by a respective high pass dichroic filter in the filter cube 30 and reflected by a tiltable mirror 31 either onto the ccd imager 18 or the photomultiplier tube 20 it shall be appreciated that the use of a dmd as spatial illuminator not only permits to produce excitation patterns but also when properly programmed allows raster type point by point scanning raster scanning. |
6 | stand substantially at the intersection of the plane of the meridian with the equatorial plane this being the line to the equatorial zenith as shown in fig1 and 2 when the device is mounted on base 25 at any other latitude axis 7 will stand substantially at the intersection of the plane of the meridian with the plane of that latitude substantially parallel to the equatorial zenith line at that meridian meridian sunbeam 23 fig1 and 1a has a declination about 23 u00b0 30 39 north of the equatorial zenith sunbeams parallel to sunbeams 23 will have substantially the same declination with respect to axis 7 at any latitude when the device is so mounted and thus the latitude vector will be eliminated from the meridian declinations of all sunbeams received by reflecting surface 12 at any latitude fixed axis 9 lying in the plane of the meridian parallel to the upper surface of base 25 will thus remain substantially parallel to the polar axis of the earth at any latitude movable axis 10 rotating about axis 9 in a plane perpendicular to axis 9 will thus lie in a plane substantially parallel to the equatorial plane of the earth at any latitude and the orientation of reflecting surface 12 with respect to axis 9 and to the plane of rotary motion of movable axis 10 at any instant during the motions herein specified will be substantially. |
7 | the server the upload receiving unit 410 processes receiving and waits for the server to receive an uploading message and data step 500 the search and comparison unit 420 then compares the uploaded data and original data and inquires patent data that is changed and modified step 510 the examination and update unit 430 updates the patent data in the server step 520 during data updating if the updated field is null remains blank the original data is not changed otherwise the original data is replaced by the updated data with reference to fig9 the on line representation of the disclosed patent management system further describes the concept of the client server network to the instant patent management system as follows the disclosed patent management system 100 is internally installed in the server 600 of an enterprise a client has to have already downloaded execution files of the patent management system 100 and completed installation of a pc as shown in fig8 assuming that there are four clients the pc of client i 610 the pc of client ii 620 the pc of client iii 630 and the pc of client iv 640 completing personal computer installation they are able to operate the patent management system 100 off line moreover different clients can obtain different authorizations to operate and execute functions that are the same operations as on line if a client is only entitled to check authorization the client can not execute the function of uploading when the other three clients complete uploading operations the upload receiving unit 410 can. |
9 | slide baskets 13a 13b and the treatment solution the floor structure of the apparatus is denoted by 27 and elevations of the floor structure by which the position of the treatment containers 6 is established are denoted by 27a 27b to take the slide baskets 13a 13b out of one treatment station 5 and for the transportation of these slide baskets to the next treatment station the transport device again travels to the position of the treatment container 6 the vertical slider 11 is thereby lowered until the magnets 15a 15b arranged on the vertical slider 11 come into contact with the cover shaped portion 17 of the transport unit through the holes of the cover plate 16 the electromagnets 15a 15b are subsequently switched on again and the transport unit together with the baskets 13a 13b suspended on the cover plate 16 are raised out of the treatment container 6 the pivoting unit 19 is then pivoted further downward by turning the drive roller 21 to the right so that the suction underlay 26 is pivoted in between the slide baskets 13a 13b and the treatment container 6 this position is detected by the second microswitch and when it responds the turning of the drive roller 21 to the right is stopped in a following step the slider 11 with the slide baskets 13a 13b is caused to travel vertically downward far enough for the suction underlay 26 to come into contact with the lower edge of the slide baskets 13a 13b residues of liquid that run out of the slide baskets are received by the suction underlay 26 by. |
8 | the upper magnetic pole teeth 11 a and 22 a and the lower magnetic pole teeth 21 b and 12 b in the respective opposing portions of the armature 3 whereby the movable element 6 relatively moves through the gap further in the linear motor in accordance with the present embodiment since an attraction force applied to the movable element 6 and the upper magnetic pole teeth 11 a and 22 a and an attraction force applied to the movable element 6 and the lower magnetic pole teeth 21 b and 12 b have substantially the same magnitude and the attraction forces are applied in the opposite directions a total attraction force becomes small accordingly it is possible to make the attraction force between the magnetic pole teeth of the movable element 6 and the armature 3 small and it is possible to reduce a load of the supporting mechanism in fig6 b the armature 3 is constructed by laminated steel plates and is structured such that plural sets of first opposing portions and second opposing portions are alternately arranged further the magnetic pole portion having the iron core portion in which the coil 4 of the armature 3 is arranged and the opposing portions between which the movable element 6 is held is separately produced by the laminated steel plates and thereafter assembled fig7 shows an image of molding the armature constructed by the. |
7 | e as in 14 15 finally one obtains the set of 4 equations 14 17 in four unknowns real i tb1 pre imag i tb1 pre real i tc1 pre imag i tc1 pre which after solving gives the required pre fault phasors of currents from the remote terminals b and c the fault current distribution factor for the positive negative sequence can be obtained analysis of the flow of currents in the circuit diagram from fig3 substitution of the fault current distribution factors 18 into the general fault model 6 results in the quadratic formula for complex numbers analogously as for the case of faults occurring in the section at 5 its solution is also straightforward formulation of the remaining subroutine sub_c can be performed analogously as it was presented for the subroutine sub_b for this purpose the equivalent circuit diagrams as in fig7 8 9 are considered the final step in the fault location algorithm relies on selecting the valid subroutine i e on indicating which the subroutine yields the results corresponding to the real distance to fault and fault resistance the subroutine which yields distance to fault outside its line section and or negative fault resistance is surely false and has to be rejected if this is not so the other criteria have to be considered in the carried out study the following criteria quantities were utilized total fault currents in faulted phases ought correspond to the measured currents amplitudes of tbtal fault current in healthy phases ought to be close to zero embodiments of the present invention also include a. |
6 | 1 is thus provided with a connecting device 15 onto which a separate water supply line can be connected a distributor 17 which divides the flow of water supplied into several streams of water and conducts them to a corresponding number of connecting elements 16 is disposed inside the retaining device 1 in addition the retaining device 1 is provided with a valve 44 for regulating the water pressure the conduction of the water from the connecting elements 16 to the water lance 18 is done by a flexible hose system 21 the retaining device 1 is configured with different control indicators 20 and operating elements 24 with the aid of which the operational behavior of the water lance blower can be observed and possibly be influenced steering elements 19 disposed in the retaining device 1 can be influenced by the operating elements 24 the steering elements monitor and regulate at least one motor 3 of a drive unit 2 and or the formation of a water jet the connectors 23 enable transmission of the data that describe the operating behavior of the water lance blower to a not illustrated remote diagnostic unit fig2 shows a detailed perspective and diagramatic view of an embodiment of a drive unit 2 it shows a configuration of the components of a spindle. |
6 | a cylinder 4 5 the conveyor 28 is rigidly attached to the motor 6 and to the central body 3 by a plurality of fastening elements 34 of which one is illustrated in fig1 as illustrated in fig5 the compressor unit 1 comprises an intermediate cooling part 35 for cooling the compressed air exiting the first cylinder 4 before it enters the second cylinder 5 which forms the second stage the intermediate cooling part 35 comprises a tubular 36 pipe for the passage of the compressed air the pipe extends along a curved trajectory t and close to the central body 3 and the electric motor 6 outside them for a stretch of the curved trajectory t the tubular pipe 36 comprises two tubular portions 37 38 through which the compressed air exiting the first cylinder 4 runs in parallel the two tubular portions 37 38 into which the pipe 36 is divided advantageously allow an increase in the heat exchange surface area of the pipe 36 improving the cooling of the compressed air the intermediate cooling part 35 is at least partially inserted between the motor 6 and the conveyor 28 the first and second ventilation parts 22 25 the conveyor 28 and the intermediate cooling part 35 together form cooling means 39 for the compressor unit 1 in practice during. |
8 | and communication system and or a more remote antenna as recited and shown in our aforementioned patent applications incorporated herein by reference in their entirety the docking system 10 may comprise a u201c zone u201d or u201c focal area u201d 16 as a rectilinear area volume on in a desk 14 or work surface on in which the electronic communication device 12 may be placed such a surface or space being in a structure such as an airplane that focal area 16 has a pick up coupling probe 22 thereat as shown for example in fig1 b in conjunction with a shield 24 placed on in the desk 14 or room vehicle or building as shown in fig3 a and 3 b to prevent the radiation electromagnetic microwave emanating from that communication device 12 from traveling in any undesired directions within the desk room vehicle or building the focal area 16 may be defined by a metal walled housing structure 30 within which a broadband probe 22 is arranged as shown in fig1 b the metal walled structure 30 acts as a shield to minimize undesired radiation from the communication device 12 from passing therethrough in a first embodiment the shield may be comprised of a partial housing 34 disposed within the upper work surface 36 of a desk 14 as may be seen in fig1 b the pick up probe 22 would be elongatively disposed within the partial housing structure 30 and be in electrical communication with. |
1 | 200 are not constrained to forming a bone plate with a single angle for example in the bone plate 160 shown in fig9 the longitudinal axis 162 of the plate 100 is set at an angle u03b2 with respect to the longitudinal axis 220 of the plate 200 that is larger than the angle u03b1 the range of angles which can be formed in this embodiment is limited in one direction by the rotation stop 222 which impinges on the side wall 140 and in the other direction by the rotation stop 224 which impinges on the side wall 138 fig1 shows a bone plate 170 that includes bone plate modules 100 and 200 and a male end cap 178 the bone plate 170 may be fastened to a bone using bone screws 172 and 174 the bone screw 172 is inserted through the taper 120 the head 176 of the bone screw 172 may be threaded to engage the threaded portion 132 of the taper 120 the threaded portion 132 may be triple lead threaded to provide for use of both locking and non locking screws a compression screw may be used either with or without a threaded portion 132 the screw 174 extends through the bore 226 the bore 226 however has no threads to engage the screw 174 the male end cap 178 however is threaded as shown in fig1 specifically the male end cap 178 includes a male coupling portion 180 with a threaded portion 182 that extends upwardly from a. |
1 | includes an optional plastic curtain door and or a solar powered vent fan which replaces the passive vent application_number US 18302494 A description referring now to the drawings in which like reference numerals designate like or corresponding parts throughout the several views there is shown in fig1 through 5 a pet enclosure according to the present invention which is designated generally by the reference numeral 10 pet enclosure 10 comprises a base 12 and a roof 14 base 12 is a hollow box like structure having a floor 20 a back wall 22 a front wall 24 and two side walls 26 and 28 floor 20 is elevated from the supporting surface by a circumferentially extending flange 30 and a centrally located generally rectangular shaped gusset 32 a plurality of drain holes 34 are provided on the outside edges of floor 20 to provide for the draining of any moisture which may accumulate within base 14 gusset 32 is slightly taller than flange 30 which provides for a slight pitch to floor 20 towards drain holes 34 on the outside edges of floor 20 to facilitate the draining of any moisture which may enter the pet enclosure this drainage of moisture through drain holes 34 in conjunction with floor 20 being elevated by flange 30 and gusset 32 creates a dead air space below floor 20 for added insulation against the elements back wall 22 is a solid wall having a plurality of hinge pins 40 molded into its upper edge hinge pins 40 are used to hingedly secure roof. |
1 | 130 is generally continuous because it is desirable in various embodiments to at least partially invert the distal portion 130 d and because it is undesirable to invert the proximal portion 130 p various measures may be taken to ensure that the free distal portion 130 df more readily inverts than the free proximal portion 130 dp for example in some embodiments the free distal portion 130 df may be made of thinner material than the free proximal portion 130 dp in some embodiments the free proximal portion 130 pf may be reinforced for example with a plurality of longitudinal reinforcement members 140 along the free proximal portion 130 pf for instance as shown in fig2 which is a schematic end view from the proximal end of portion of a device similar in construction and orientation to that of fig1 b the longitudinal reinforcement members 140 may be provided on an exterior surface as shown interior surface or within a wall of the free proximal portion 130 pf while four longitudinal reinforcement members 140 are shown in fig2 more or less longitudinal reinforcement members may be employed in various other embodiments in some embodiments the free distal portion 130 df may be in the form of a discontinuous piece of material for example fig3 shows a schematic end view from the distal end of portion of a device similar in construction and orientation to that of fig1 b except that a plurality of specifically four substantially pie shaped apertures have been formed in the free distal portion 130 df such that the free distal portion 130 df comprises a plurality of specifically four thin elongated members by cutting a substantial amount of material out. |
7 | areas of the filters 8 where no total reflection occurs of course this sensor may also be shielded against the sample by means of a cover layer 9 the sensor element shown in fig4 is a variant of that in fig3 in this case a wafer carrier layer 1 plus substrate 3 39 is used as a starting material which incorporates all the layers of a photodiode marked 3 39 in this figure from this wafer an annular photosensitive element 3 is etched out and the circular center area is filled up homogeneously with glass refractive index n 1 for instance by sputtering thus producing zone 20 which is transparent to the excitation radiation 11 this is then coated with a coupling layer 5 made of a colored glass filter material deposited by sputtering or of a plastic filter material applied by spinning with a refractive index n 2 in this case the coupling layer 5 is acting both as a lightguide for the radiation to be measured 12 and as a selective filter layer 8 which separates the fluorescent radiation from the reflected or scattered radiation from the filter layer 8 an opening 26 is etched out which is situated above the transparent zone 20 and which is then filled with glass that is transparent to the excitation radiation 11 finally the boundary layer 21 next to the. |
7 | by offering high speed cycling through large numbers of diffractive optical elements film based implementations of holographic optical traps will have applications beyond optical peristalsis optical peristalsis also can be useful for particles and other materials such as biological cells which are larger than the physical separation between the traps in an optical peristalsis pattern similarly materials such as proteins dna or molecules could also be manipulated using optical peristalsis a large object trapped on a u201c bed of nails u201d optical trapping pattern still can be moved by translating the bed of nails rather than defining a single trapping region however an optical peristalsis pattern can establish a large field of traps suitable for immobilizing a large object wherever it is found updating the pattern with small displacements as described above then will displace the entire object potential applications include translating an extended sample into a region where it can undergo tests rotating the object for examination or controllably deforming the object for example in the embodiment of fig1 the manifolds 20 of included optical traps are shown trapping an extended object 80 updating the pattern with the manifolds 20 will tend to rotate the extended object 80 similarly fig1 shows the manifolds 20 of optical traps trapping an extended deformable object 82 the object 82 is more strongly trapped by denser regions of traps and moving these regions outward in subsequent patterns tends to stretch the object 82 each optical peristalsis sequence performs one specific operation in some applications it can be desirable to perform a series of optical peristalsis operations with the order of the series perhaps. |
7 | routed to ground via capacitor 226 which can be a a 0 01 microfarad capacitor output pin 6 is the gain setting pin which is routed back to pin 2 via variable resistor 228 which can be 1 megaohm low noise multiturn trim pot pin 7 is connected to the plus 12 volt input switch and is also routed to ground via capacitor 230 which can be a 0 01 microfarad capacitor the signal then travels from output pin 6 of amplifier 220 into output jack 232 after having been processed by an output switching network which is part of the input output switch shown in fig3 and 4 it is important to note that as the signal is passed through the various amplifiers in the low pass circuit the signal is initially inverted and finally returned to normal phase in amplifier 150 the signal entering through pin 5 is normal phase the signal entering pin 2 of amplifier 170 is inverted 180 degrees the signal entering pin 3 of amplifier 190 is not inverted and remains 180 degrees out of phase and also remains this way when it enters pin 3 of amplifier 214 the signal is returned to normal phase when it entered pin 2 of amplifier 220 this phase shift is necessary for the apparatus to work properly amplifier 220 has a gain of approximately 21 times the input signal the signal then passes to the gain setting network or attenuation circuit 32 the details of this attenuation circuit is shown at. |
8 | opposed contact arm 9 which in some instances may also be a spring arm a slide guide may be received in the housing or may be formed integrally with portions of the housing wall and includes spaced apart side walls 10 and 11 defining a slide receiving channel therebetween the slide guide walls 10 and 11 and the slide 6 are positioned with respect to the relay spring 7 and the armature arm 5 such that the slide is disposed at an angle thereto the angle u03b1 or respectively angle u03b2 is other than 90 u00b0 fig2 diagrammatically illustrates the effect of angulation of the slide member with respect to the armature and or the relay spring in the unactuated rest position the slide 6 will contact the armature portion 5 at point a since the armature is pivoted at point d point a will move during actuation of the armature along a circle having a radius r1 on the other hand because of the confinement of the slide 6 in the slide guides 10 and 11 the slide can move only longitudinally at the angle u03b3 with the circle at point a since at the furtherest point of movement of the armature during switching movement the point a will have moved to point a 39 while the end of the slide 6 will have moved to point a 34 the slide 6 must of necessity therefore move the distance d1 on the armature the distance d1 therefore represents a friction path a similar condition exists with respect to the contact spring 7 and its contact with the slide 6 the anchored contact. |
9 | transmission gear boxes 14 and n f equals the number of vane faces constituting the set of vanes 12 rotated by a single transmission m is the angular over ride of the drive motor as it stops and 360 u00b0 is one revolution of the input drive shaft hence in a conventional construction wherein three vanes 12 are mounted upon each transmission 14 and thirty transmissions are used to constitute a sign 10 and wherein there is a 1 u00b0 over ride due to stopping of the drive motor the angle u03b1 will be equ2 if only two vanes 12 are mounted upon a transmission u03b1 will equal 5 93 u00b0 and if four vanes 12 are mounted upon a transmission u03b1 will equal 8 87 u00b0 the circumferential length of the cam surface 54 fig3 is such that the cam surface 54 will engage the detent surface 56 and lift the detent 44 prior to the partial gear teeth 52 engaging the teeth 50 of the circular gear 40 driving the vane sign support shaft 38 thus with the detent 44 lifted from its previously aligned detent opening 48 the vanes 12 will begin rotating due to their interconnected drive shafts and in a three vane set the 7 9 u00b0 difference between adjacent transmissions 14 will sequentially reveal the vane surfaces from the left side of the sign 10 fig1 to the right because there is a 7 9 u00b0 difference in the angular rotation between each transmission during movement the number of teeth 52 are such as to rotate the vane sign support. |
9 | the energy stored in the leakage inductance at the time instant t 3 i e w e u00bdi l t 3 2 l p and inversely proportional to the equivalent of the c par 11 c par 14 capacitive network mode 3 or mode 4 is followed by mode 5 mode 5 starts immediately after q12 and q13 are turned on and occurs during the time interval t 4 lt t u2266 t 5 this mode is equivalent to mode 1 if prior to this mode the dab was in mode 4 both transistors turn on softly with zero voltage transition for a slow body diode case i e when the previous state is mode 3 a soft transition cannot be guaranteed and consequently increased switching losses occur a similar analysis can be carried out for modes 6 to 8 the discussion just given shows that the parasitic drain source capacitance increases the voltage stress across the switches and negatively affects the converter efficiency for the case when the antiparallel diode is slow compared to the frequency of oscillations the discussion also indicates that the voltage stress value and the frequency of oscillations are inversely proportional to the equivalent capacitance of the c par 11 c par 14 network to minimize this effect a straightforward solution would be. |
4 | positions which are marked in the drawing these two positions correspond to the two positions u201c upper shed u201d or u201c lower shed u201d of the heddles 4 and consequently the shedding of the warp threads 2 however the position of the abovementioned elements is not free but is prestressed by a spiral tension and compression spring 8 such that in the two end positions u201c upper shed u201d and u201c lower shed u201d a spring force directed away from the stops takes effect while in a middle position of the coils 6 no spring force takes effect two stop magnets 26 are arranged such that they form holding means for the two end positions u201c upper shed u201d and u201c lower shed u201d the graph 3 shows the force conditions of the elements described above in this case the spring force graph 100 shows that the spring force of the spiral tension and compression spring 8 is symmetrical about the middle position in which it disappears and is linear during a raising or lowering movement of the heddles 4 the largest fraction of energy is applied by the spring drive of the spiral tension and compression spring 8 however the movement is initiated by an electric motor 32 as long as the electric motor 32 is not in operation the corresponding heddle 4 is retained by the upper or the lower stop magnet 26 in the upper or lower end position which correspond to the upper shed position or the lower shed position of. |
3 | end of chute 6 via a pivot connection 22 pivot connection 22 is spaced from the horizontal pivot axis of chute 6 by a distance 34 d 34 the movements of control rod 20 are effected by means of drive components located within a gearbox indicated generally at 24 supported from rotary casing 10 and located within annular chamber 14 gearbox 24 has a vertically oriented rotatable input shaft 26 which is driven via a pinion 28 and ring gear 30 as a result of the combination of relative movements of a pair of additional ring gears 32 and 34 the manner and means of driving gears 32 and 34 so as to impart rotation to shaft 26 while casing 10 is rotating about the furnace axis does not comprise part of the present invention and is described in aforesaid co pending application 65 289 gearbox 24 has at least a first rotatable horizontally oriented output shaft 50 output shaft 50 is coupled to the upper end of control rod 20 via a short connecting rod 36 having a length 34 l 34 see fig2 as may be seen from fig3 the connection of connecting rod 36 to control rod 20 is via an articulated coupling i e a pivot joint 38 fig2 schematically represents several. |
2 | inches the outside opening diameter od is typically about 129 32 inches and the inside opening diameter id is typically about 13 4 inches it is this tapered hole 11 into which a wooden bung not shown is normally tamped and with all of the disadvantages previously recited the improved plug 15 of the invention comprises a partially hollow integrally molded conical cup like body 17 having a base wall 19 and a sidewall 21 base wall 19 is made sufficiently thick both to withstand the pressures and stresses imposed during normal service and also so as to permit a relatively rigid metallic round plate 23 to be embedded in base 19 as best seen in fig3 consideration with regard to the pressure and required flexibility is also taken into account in determining the thickness of sidewall 21 a metal shaft 25 is rigidly and centrally secured to plate 23 as also best seen in fig3 and at its outer end includes a threaded portion 27 a second rigid metallic plate 29 has a central aperture 31 through which the outer end of shaft 25 extends and which is retained by a threaded metal nut 33 however it is to be noted that a wing nut cam lock or any other suitable tightening means can be employed in place of the illustrated nut 33 as a means for drawing the plates 23 and 29 together so as to cause sidewall 21 to expand in the embodiment being used for purposes of illustration the body 17 was molded of a food grade buna n elastomer material and the overall depth d of body 17 was about 11 4 inches the outer diameter od p was about. |
1 | unsaturated some specific examples include myristylamine palmitylamine laurylamine and stearylamine dilauroyl ethylphosphocholine dlep dimyristoyl ethylphosphocholine dmep dipalmitoyl ethylphosphocholine dpep and distearoyl ethylphosphocholine dsep n 2 3 di 9 z octadecenyloxy prop 1 yl n n n trimethylammonium chloride dotma and 1 2 bis oleoyloxy 3 trimethylammonio propane dotap the negatively charged lipids which can be used include phosphatidyl glycerols pgs phosphatidic acids pas phosphatidylinositols pis and the phosphatidyl serines pss examples include dmpg dppg dspg dmpa dppa dspa dmpi dppi dspi dmps dpps and dsps phosphatidylcholines such as dppc aid in the uptake by the cells in the lung e g the alveolar macrophages and helps to sustain release of the bioactive agent in the lung the negatively charged lipids such as the pgs pas pss and pis in addition to reducing particle aggregation are believed to play a role in the sustained release characteristics of the inhalation formulation as well as in the transport of the formulation across the lung transcytosis for systemic uptake the sterol compounds are believed to affect the release characteristics of the formulation liposomes are completely closed lipid bilayer membranes containing an entrapped aqueous volume liposomes may be unilamellar vesicles possessing a single membrane bilayer or multilamellar vesicles onion like structures characterized by multiple membrane bilayers each separated from the next by an aqueous layer the bilayer is composed of two lipid monolayers having a hydrophobic u201c tail u201d region and a hydrophilic u201c head u201d region the structure of the membrane bilayer is such that the hydrophobic nonpolar u201c tails u201d of the lipid monolayers orient toward the center of the bilayer while the hydrophilic u201c heads u201d orient towards. |
3 | phenol formaldehyde resin u s pat no 5 202 403 1993 favier v canova g r cavaille j y chanzy h dufresne a and c gauthier 1995a nanocomposite materials from latex and cellulose whiskers polym adv technol 6 351 355 favier v h chanzy and j y cavaille 1995b polymer nanocomposites reinforced by cellulose whiskers macromolecules 28 6365 6367 gopalan nair k and a dufresne 2003 crab shell whisker reinforced natural rubber nanocomposites 1 processing and wselling behaviour biomacromolecules 4 3 657 665 grunert m and w t winter 2002 nanocomposites of cellulose acetate butyrate reinforced with cellulose nanocrystals j polym environ 10 1 2 27 30 klasnja b kopitovic s lignin phenol formaldehyde resins as adhesives in the production of plywood holz als roh and werkstoff european journal of wood and wood products 1992 50 282 285 liu h and m p g laborie 2010 in situ cure of cellulose whiskers reinforced thermosetting phenolic resins impact on resin morphology cure and performance proceedings of the international convention of society of wood science and technology and un economic commissions for europe u2014 timber committee october 11 14 geneva switzerland liu h and m p g laborie 2011 bio based nanocomposites by in situ. |
4 | of a revolution of shaft 20 then the system tests whether the thread pulse counter is set to one block 180 if so then the thread pulse counter is reset to zero block 190 and the system is recycled if the thread pulse counter is at zero an output error signal is generated block 200 to indicate a skipped stitch see also fig2 c in the illustrated embodiment the retro reflective tape is a discrete element positioned on the face i e outer surface of a conventional bobbin case in an alternate form of the invention the retro reflective tape 134 may be positioned on a portion of the bobbin case that is recessed below the nominal face surface of the bobbin case so that the thread will not rub against the tape 134 and wear it off the surface in yet another form of the invention the bobbin case itself may be used as the reflective surface or target with the monitor assembly 132 positioned accordingly in yet another form of the invention the monitor assembly 132 could be a hewlett packard hbcs 1100 high resolution optical reflective sensor while described above in conjunction with the lockstitch type 301 sewing machine improper stitch. |
2 | 1 and providing sufficient time for a molecular matrix to be formed between the top coat 10 and the intermediate layer 8 thereby ensuring good adhesion therebetween the protective top coat 10 further includes a uv screen to block uv light that could otherwise have a deleterious effect on the colour stability of the intermediate layer 8 subsequently the cover is conveyed into an oven 11 where it remains for around thirty minutes or so at a temperature of around 60 u00b0 c to 70 u00b0 c before being dumped from the conveyor in to a collection bin not shown the visual effect resulting from the above described method is best understood by reference to fig3 an exemplary light ray 12 is shown leaving a source of light 13 that may be natural or artificial the light ray 12 passes through the transparent top coat 10 through the intermediate layer 8 where the light is filtered by the dye contained therein and is reflected by the particles 4 contained within the base coat 6 the reflected ray 12 then passes once more through the intermediate layer 8 where it is once again filtered before passing through the top coat 10 to reach a viewer 39 s eye 15 the visual effect resulting from the filtering and reflection of light incident on this finish is of intensely coloured anodised aluminium it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the above described embodiment is only one method of obtaining an intense colour surface coating in particular. |
2 | thereupon two laterally situtated levers 136 which are secured on rotable and displaceable shafts 137 which are mounted in stationary bearings are moved these act as lateral rotary folder the levers 136 are moved from the position shown at 136 in fig3 to the position shown at 136 39 and during this movement they engage under the portions a 6 and b 6 freed again by the openings in the housing raise these portions up and are further pushed inwardly under portions c 6 c 7 the lever 136 then raise the portions c 6 and c 7 to apply these portions over the projecting portion of the mandrel at the same time portion c 3 is also applied against the projecting portion of the mandrel after this portions c 6 and c 7 are securely clamped by the gripper 121 on the projecting portion 101a of the mandrel the revolver now executes another step of rotary motion so that the mandrel 103 previously at station iii now passes through station iv the lateral levers 138 now pivot from the position at 138 in fig3 to the position shown at 138 39 and fold the portions a 6 and b 6 hard against the portions a 4 and b 4 respectively the entire folding operation is now complete if it is necessary to hold. |
3 | reflections along the light path the art of drawing glass fibers and glass tubes is quite diverse and well known and the present invention contemplates use of any of the known methods for heating a zone of a preform glass tube to permit drawing the preform tube into a tube of small diameter and appropriate length any other method such as drawing from an aperture in the bottom of a crucible is contemplated within the scope of this invention if it produces the desired final tubular line configuration by way of example one method for practicing the invention is illustrated in the sequence views of fig1 and 2 wherein a thick walled preform glass tube 20 is shown with an annular narrow zone 20 a subjected to a source of heat as represented by the arrows h a metal rod 21 placed centrally in the preform tube 20 is located in a relationship to the heated annular zone 20 a to permit heat re radiated from the inside wall of the preform tube to effect controlled melting of the tip of the metal rod during the drawing of the preform tube into its final small diameter form the rod 21 may be of a metal such as silver or aluminum to have a melting point substantially below that of the glass preform tube 20 typically for the arrangement ilustrated in fig1 thhe rod 21 may have a diameter of 0 001 to 2 mm. |
7 | corrosion sensitive regions aside from other sensors such as air mass sensors or temperature sensors semiconductor circuits which are used for example for evaluation and or adjustment purposes are conceivable as well fig1 shows a known structure of a micromechanical pressure sensor in a housing in this instance a micromechanical sensor element 120 having piezoelectric resistors 125 is connected to a substrate 110 by suitable connecting materials 115 in the conventionally used connection technique of anodic bonding the connecting layer may also be omitted the electrical component thus produced having sensor element 120 is subsequently mounted on a support element 100 for example a ceramic support or a hybrid printed circuit board with the aid of a suitable connecting layer 105 generally it should be assumed however that the sensor element of the pressure sensor can also be realized by another construction common materials for the micromechanical sensor element are moreover semiconductor materials glass or steels sensor element 120 may be equipped for example with a diaphragm and a cavity 145 lying beneath the diaphragm having a specified pressure p 2 for example if substrate 110 does not have an access hole 150 below the cavity and a vacuum is enclosed in the bonding of the substrate and sensor element for differential pressure applications however substrate 110 and support element 100 may also be provided with a duct 150 to cavity 145 or to the diaphragm such. |
6 | as will be readily apparent to those of skill in the art the configuration of the touch sensitive electronic element 210 shown in fig2 is one of many different touch switch systems that may be employed within the scope of the invention such systems could include for example programmable logic arrays or microprocessors to achieve the desired lighting timing as shown in fig3 a the hand rail 100 may be employed in a patient care room 300 to provide a patient with support and guidance from a bed 310 to a restroom 320 in this example since no one is touching the hand rail 100 in fig3 a the lighting elements are off however as shown in fig3 b a patient 302 touching the hand rail 100 causes the lighting elements to illuminate that area 330 under the hand rail 100 thereby providing the patient 302 with greater stability and confidence while lessening the potential for the patient 302 to slip trip or fall one example of a system 400 including a hand rail 410 mounted on a wall 402 is shown in fig4 in this embodiment the electronic circuits 412 used to control the lighting are contained within the hand rail 410 this example also employs a strut 420 to provide added vertical support to the hand rail 410 in other embodiments the hand rail and its mounting elements can be built of materials of sufficient strength so as not to employ a strut an example of an electrical device 500 employed in one embodiment is shown in fig5 this embodiment is powered by a 24 v dc wall input to power light emitting diodes leds through a printed circuit board this device lessens the potential for physical injury adverse psychological effects extended hospital stays. |
7 | system 100 is preferably configured to analyze the biochip 170 the samples 110 are contained within the biochip 170 and are labeled with a multiple fluorescent tags the biochip detection system 100 initiates operation by activating the light source 150 the light waves emitted from the light source 150 are represented with a light wave 180 in fig1 next the light wave 180 preferably passes through the light source filter 160 as the light wave 180 passes through the filter some wavelengths of the light wave 180 are blocked a resultant light wave after passage through the light source filter 160 is represented as a light wave 190 as shown in fig1 preferably the light wave 190 only substantially includes light waves with a predetermined excitation wavelength which correspondingly excites the samples 110 which are labeled with the particular fluorescent tag as the samples 110 are excited by the predetermined excitation wavelength in the light wave 190 the samples 110 produce light waves which are represented by a light wave 200 as shown in fig1 the light wave 200 preferably includes light waves with a predetermined emission wavelength which are produced by the samples 110 the light wave 200 then passes through the lens 120 some extraneous light waves with the predetermined excitation wavelength also pass through the lens 120 as shown by the light wave 190 next the sensor filter 130 preferably blocks out substantially all light waves with wavelengths other than the predetermined emission wavelength the sensor filter 130 substantially only allows light waves represented by the light wave 200 to reach the ccd sensor 140 by substantially allowing only light waves having the predetermined emission wavelength to reach the ccd. |
7 | of counter electrodes a voltage is output by a drain of a first switching three terminal element that is selected in accordance with electrode line x and y thereby storing a charge in a signal voltage storing capacitor and applying it to a gate of a second switching three terminal element voltage is applied to the unit circuit area whereby the picture element electrodes are energized by the application of this voltage a closed circuit is completed from one of the counter electrode 34 b 34 the liquid crystal layer 34 c 2 34 one of the picture element electrodes 34 a 34 the tft 2 i e from the source to the drain of the second switching three terminal element the other picture element electrode 34 a 39 34 the crystal liquid layer 34 c 39 2 34 and the other counter electrode 34 b 39 34 the picture element electrodes display when the liquid crystal layer is driven by the application of an a c voltage referring to fig1 and 2 the electrode lines x 1 x 2 and so on are bus lines for data signals and the lines y 1 y 2 and so on are also bus lines for scanning signals these electrode lines x and y are crossed in an electrically isolated state that is with the interposition of insulating films hereinafter referred to as to as 34 crossover 34 a first tft 1 is located adjacent to one of the crossover whose gate is connected to the line y y 1 and whose source is connected. |
8 | it is understood that a single tone pair of tones or sequence if tones can be employed without departing from the scope of the present subject matter in one embodiment a unique dtmf tone or sequence is used to enter standby mode and another unique tone or sequence is used to enter normal operating mode in further embodiments the same message could be used to toggle between the modes in various embodiments the duration of a tone is used to change modes of the radio 118 in various embodiments the dtmf tones or sequence of tones is generated by a cellular phone or other telephone device the cellular phone may include a software or firmware application downloaded to it to convert the cell phone into a multi function remote that includes the capability of producing the necessary dtmf tones other platforms such as personal digital assistants pda 39 s computers or dedicated dtmf hardware equipped with audio outputs may be used to perform the remote control function when two hearing aids are worn by a user to ensure that both aids are enabled or disabled via dtmf it may be necessary to relay that information from one aid to the other via wireless transmissions prior to disabling the transmitter in one embodiment the hearing assistance device 110 may use the dtmf detection approach set forth in. |
4 | downstream of cooling plate 24 is a schematically illustrated false twist unit 28 the latter may be designed and constructed in accordance with de ps 22 13 881 or u s pat no 4 339 915 subsequent to false twist unit 28 a further feed system 30 is positioned which serves to draw yarn 12 both over heater 20 and cooling plate 24 in direction of the advancing yarn downstream of feed system 30 a heating tube 34 is positioned which is constructed preferably as a curved tubular member which is surrounded by a heating jacket 32 the heating tube 34 may alternatively be constructed as a linear tube the heating jacket 32 serves to heat the tube 34 from its outside with vapor at a certain elevated temperature adapted to the spatial conditions of the false twist crimping machine the heating tube 34 and its jacket 32 are preferably arranged in an upright orientation seamlessly connected to the downstream or lower end of the heating tube 34 i e substantially sealed against air is a transport tube 42 this allows for the yarn 12 to transport the atmosphere of heating tube 34 into transport tube 42 a connecting member 38 is provided to interconnect the downstream end of the heating tube 34 to the upstream end of the transport tube 42 and at the right angled elbow in the member there is provided a yarn guide 44 which is constructed as a pin or roll which has a circumferential groove the groove serves. |
9 | a small spot of typically 200 2000 nm in the plane 15 this plane 15 is subsequently projected using demagnifier 14 onto the converter plate 2 the demagnifier can be a 1 1 projector or may be capable of projecting at a reduced size for instance 1 4 in fig3 furthermore an aperture plate 40 and electrostatic deflection strips 41 are shown the electrostatic deflection strips 41 are connected to a power source 42 in this embodiment the scanning of beamlets 6 is performed by electrostatic means the electrons are first accelerated towards aperture plate 40 in the second part of their trajectory after passing the aperture plate 40 the electron beamlets are deflected by strips 41 which carry voltages alternatively positive and negative the combination of the focussing magnetic field and the electrostatic field deflects the electrons in a direction perpendicular to both the magnetic vide fig1 and electrostatic field another embodiment of the current invention shown in fig4 uses an array of light sources close to or directly on top of the converter plate 2 this array of light sources can for instance be an array of light emitting diodes led 39 s 2 the light sources are switched on and off using computer system s 8 the light sources are connected to the computer systems 8 by electronical data cables 20 in order to reduce cross talk an optical fiber plate can be placed between the array of light sources and the converter plate 2 in another embodiment the array of light sources is projected onto the converter plate 2 using a demagnifier in. |
1 | digital converter adc 23 a voltage signal output of the pwm module is sent to an audio power amplifier 24 which is connected to additional power vcc the amplifier amplifies the input pwm voltage signal and sends the amplified signal to speaker 25 when instructed to do so by the microcontroller in order to detect current to the speaker a current sensing resistor 26 is placed between the speaker leads and ground 27 the current sensing resistor is a very low value such as a few milliohms the signal produced by resistor 26 is then sent to adc 23 the microcontroller 21 a memory or has access to a memory with a computer program or software algorithm for determining whether the waveform detected is a match with an expected waveform from the speaker the upper portion of fig3 depicts a square wave signal as it is sent to the amplifier and the lower portion of fig3 depicts the signal as it looks after it is amplified and sent to speaker 25 the speaker produces tones whose fundamental frequency equals that of the input square wave the speaker produces a back electromotive force emf as seen in the lower portion of fig3 and each pulse. |
5 | are bent perpendicular to the face of the panel in the same direction additionally tab 3 r and tab 3 l are bent all in the same direction as the top and bottom rails and are perpendicular to the face 7 finally the top rim 5 t and bottom rim 5 b are bent perpendicular to the top 1 and bottom 2 rails towards each other fig5 is of a rectangular shape panel fig5 is rigidly fastened in to shape by joining the 45 u00b0 degree cuts 46 on the side 3 r top and bottom and tabs 3 l top and bottom this is done by placing the locking plate 42 on the inside of tab 3 l and 3 r straddling the seam line 48 and rigidly affixing the locking plate 42 to the inside of the tab 3 r and 3 l by the use of locking rivets 44 in other words the rivet inserts through the outside of the steel into the locking plate fig4 is a magnified view of the vent 12 detail the vent 12 is directly machined into the panel leaving the surface smooth the diameter of the vent holes 12 a is determined by the required airflow specification the vent 12 is machined into the panel in a lateral plane commencing at a minimal one inch below the top rail 1 running. |
1 | oil for uniformity of dominant high oil genetics although segregating for cob color glume color and plant height in test crosses p55 synthetic has consistently expressed high oil across different environments p55 is an early medium maturity flowering synthetic hybrid broadly adapted to the corn growing areas of the northern united states and southern canada p55 has expressed high oil and excellent cold soil seedling vigor that conditions low grain moisture in the grain of the male sterile hybrid grain parents in field tests of the topcross u00ae grain production system using p55 as the pollinator and a male sterile hybrid grain parent plants of both varieties were allowed to grow unmolested to maturity both varieties were allowed to continue to grow and natural cross pollination occurred by the action of wind as is normal in most grasses including corn i e excluding wheat of course only pollen from the male parent synthetic hybrid p55 was available for pollination of the male sterile hybrid grain parent the tassels or pollen bearing flowering parts of the grain parent having been rendered sterile by genetic cytoplasmic mechanisms the fields where high oil topcross u00ae grain was produced were well isolated from other corn fields to prevent any accidental contamination with ambient pollen such isolation techniques may be accomplished by timed delay with other hybrid corn production fields or by using a space distance pattern of more than 70 m from normal corn well known to those skilled in the art of the seed corn industry both varieties comprising the corn seed blend were allowed to continue to grow and be harvested the ears harvested from the male sterile grain parent expressed the higher grain yield potential of the elite. |
6 | the elements application_number US 35521382 A description an analyzer furnace constructed in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated in the drawings and generally designated 10 as seen in fig1 and 2 analyzer 10 includes a housing or cabinet 12 a furnace 14 supported within the housing and defining a furnace chamber 15 fig3 the analyzer furnace also includes a sample pedestal 16 and pedestal transportation mechanism 18 fig2 and 6 a plurality of heating elements 20 fig3 are positioned within furnace chamber and controlled to supply heat for the fusion of a sample housing 12 fig1 and 2 includes a generally rectangular base 22 defining a generally horizontal work area 24 a main power switch 26 fig1 is positioned within base 22 to provide main power control for the furnace a keyboard 28 fig1 and 2 is mounted on base 22 and inclined rearwardly and upwardly therefrom and a display panel 30 extends perpendicularly upwardly from base 22 adjacent to the keyboard and includes a display 32 an arcuate pedestal compartment wall 34 extends from display panel 30 to a side 36 of housing 12 as seen in fig2 wall 34 has an arcuate cross section of one quarter segment of a circle a furnace cabinet 38 is supported above keyboard 28 display panel 30 and compartment wall. |
5 | 420 is opened and the pump 424 pumps and or urges a portion of the second sample from the second chamber 428 through the third flowline 406 and toward the sensor 432 the sensor 432 may be an optical density sensor that determines a second value of a parameter and or optical density value for the second sample with the optical densities of the first and second samples obtained the first valve 417 in the closed position and the fourth valve 430 directing fluid flow toward a mixer 435 the respective pistons 422 and 424 pump and or urge a portion of the first and second samples from the chambers 426 428 through the flowlines 404 406 and or 402 and toward the mixer 435 the pistons 422 and 424 may selectively and simultaneously pump the first and second samples at the same similar or different flowrates the mixer 435 may be an active and or passive mixer including a torturous flowpath that accelerates the rate at which the samples mix mixing the samples may cause asphaltenes to flocculate from the mixture in this example a filter 436 is positioned within the flowpath of the mixer 435 the filter 436 is configured to substantially prevent flocculated asphaltenes from flowing therethrough after the mixed fluids have passed through the filter 436 the mixed fluid samples are directed through and or adjacent to a second sensor 438 through a check valve 440 and back to the bypass flowline 408 the second sensor 438 may be an optical density sensor that determines a third value of a parameter and or optical density value of the mixed samples to determine if and or an amount of asphaltenes that may have flocculated when mixing the fluid samples. |
7 | with an external clock thus the rgb interface is suitable to display high resolution images compared with the cpu interface with the continuing development of multimedia however a method for displaying high resolution images should be provided in mobile terminals to support the multimedia if a modem chip or ap chip supporting the actual resolution of qvga 240 u00d7 320 or wqvga 240 u00d7 400 is provided in a mobile terminal the cpu interface is also available however if the cpu interface is used when the performance has been improved to the resolution of wvga 800 u00d7 480 or 854 u00d7 480 class there is needed a modem chip and an ap chip which have a high performance cpu and the existing display panels cannot be used considering this the present invention uses the rgb interface that can easily display high resolution images compared with the cpu interface a description will now be made of a structure of a control apparatus for displaying high resolution images through an lcd panel and a projector driver in a mobile terminal that supports a projector function using an rgb interface a first embodiment of the present invention controls images being transmitted to an lcd panel and a projector driver through their associated paths using cs signals a second embodiment of the present invention controls data being transmitted to an lcd panel only when the lcd panel needs an image update while the projector function is in operation fig2 illustrates an internal structure of a mobile terminal with a projector function according to the first embodiment of the present invention a dual display control apparatus according. |
2 | to include an up flow inclined plate separator of a style well known in the filtration art see e g u s pat no 4 120 796 and the prior art patents therein cited in an inclined plate separator incoming water is directed to the bottom of the tank where it enters and flows upwardly through spaces between a series of spaced apart and upwardly inclined imperforate plates particulates flowing between the plates tend to agglomerate and fall by gravity to the bottom of the tank where they can be removed through a lower drain line as already described an overflow collector can also be positioned at the upper end of the inclined plate assembly to collect suspended oil or grease which can then be decanted from the upper end of the tank use of the optional inclined plate separator is recommended where incoming water from the washing installation is unusually dirty or contaminated with large amounts of oily residues second pump system 42 and booster pump 64 are actuated only when a vehicle is passing through the installation to be washed in a more fully automated system the pressure gauges described above may be replaced by conventional pressure transducers and associated electronics to provide an audible alarm signal when filter differential pressure rises to a point showing the need for filter cleaning manipulation of complex valve systems as required for backwashing filters in conventional filtration systems is completely eliminated in the system of this invention all mesh filters in the system which require periodic cleaning are readily accessible from the surface and can be quickly removed and cleaned when the pumping systems are not in operation a particular feature of the invention is the use of only unrecycled. |
3 | the formation of titled product was indicated by a mild exotherm which reached its peak of 33 u00b0 c in ca 10 15 min and by the steady evolution of co 2 which was indicated by the bubbler after ca 110 minutes corresponding to a 10 excess the phosgene stream was turned off and heating to reflux was started after 15 20 minutes the heat was turned off the dry ice condenser was replaced by a cold water condenser and the excess phosgene was boiled off care should be taken to keep the product which is a crystalline moisture sensitive solid m p 91 u00b0 94 u00b0 c in solution by replacing the evaporated solvent and by adequate heating the solution was considered to be phosgene free when the phosgene indicator paper held in the vapor phase remained essentially colorless and this solution was used directly in the next example 2 this example illustrates the preparation of the novel n 39 cyclohexyl n n dimethylbenzamidine cdmb by a conventional method known in the prior art such as shown in references a b and d above to the solution of u03b1 chlorobenzylidene dimethylammonium chloride in methylenechloride described in example 1 there was added dropwise a solution of 49 6 g 0 5 mole of cyclohexylamine in 100 ml of methylenechloride the temperature of the ensuing exothermal reaction rose from 24 5 u00b0 to 42 5 u00b0 c thus keeping the solvent in reflux after the reaction subsided the reaction mixture consisting of a slurry of white solids in a pale yellow solution was heated to reflux with stirring after standing. |
2 | to each other around the periphery of inner wall 39 by half the distance between two plates 43 or 44 in one cylinder section 40 or 41 shovel like plates 43 as viewed from the outside to the inside are pitched in the rotational direction 45 of the mixing drum with respect to the corresponding radius so that a pocket 46 is formed between plate 43 and 44 and the associated section of inner wall 39 of mixing drum 1 as the drum moves in rotational direction 45 a specific quantity of wood chips is scooped up from the wood chip bed 47 in the lower part of mixing drum 1 into such a pocket 46 these wood chips in pocket 46 flow over the inner edge 48 of plate 43 44 as the drum rotates in the form of a relatively thin parabolic layer 49 50 back into wood chip bed 47 as may be seen from fig2 a wood chip layer 49 from the beginning of emptying of a pocket 46 former by a plate 43 until complete emptying migrates transversely through the mixing drum 1 so that between this layer 49 and the part of inner wall 39 turned toward it on the left in fig2 a space 51 is produced which enlarges as the pocket empties in which space a certain negative pressure arises as it steadily increases in size as may be seen from fig3 because of the staggered arrangement of plates 43 44 in adjacent cylinder sections 40 41 or 41 42 the layers 49 50 which form are also staggered with respect with one another so that the negative pressure developing in the individual spaces 51 behind layers 49 50. |
7 | it possible to fit together a variable number of treatment units which are similar with respect to one another to form an equipment unit which depending on the configuration stage is suitable for different treatment processes application_number US 38397289 A description the processing machine shown in fig1 comprises an input unit a and two treatment units b and b 39 only a fragment of the latter being visible in the drawing the input unit comprises a box 1 with a cover 2 which in turn has a hinged lid 3 as an access to the interior of the box for inserting a sheet in its upper area the box has a pair of draw in rollers 4 4 39 which conveys an inserted sheet to an outlet opening 5 and through this outlet opening 5 into the feeding channel of the connecting treatment unit a feeder plate 6 directs the sheet into the roller gap while guide vanes 7 which on the outlet side project from the interior side of the cover 2 feed the sheet edge leaving the pair of rollers to the outlet edge projections 8 and 9 of the hinged lid 3 interacting with form locking edge parts 10 and 11 of the box or of the cover prevent light from entering into the box when the cover is closed in reference to fig1 and 2 the treatment unit. |
9 | voltage is applied between electrodes 16 and 26 so as to reverse bias p n junction 24 ideally there is little current flow through the p n junction 24 and thus surface 22a does not have a passivation layer formed thereon under these conditions the surface portion 22a of the p type layer 22 etches away until a surface of the n type region 20 is exposed to the chemical etchant 14 as soon as a surface of n type region 20 becomes exposed to the chemical etchant 14 the p n junction 24 is eliminated and current begins to flow from electrode 16 through the n type region 20 and into the chemical etchant 14 if there is current flow through the n type region 20 into the chemical etchant 14 and the voltage of exposed surface of region 20 is greater than the passivation potential of n type silicon then a protective silicon dioxide layer forms on the exposed surface of region 20 this silicon dioxide layer prevents further etching of region 20 since it is resistant to etching one serious problem with this prior art method of operation of the apparatus 10 of fig1 is the existence of reverse bias leakage through the p n junction this reverse bias leakage is difficult to predict and is indicative of the reverse bias resistance of the p n junction being lower in some cases than is desired as a result of the decreased reverse bias resistance the voltage drop across the p n junction decreases and thereby results in the voltage at the surface 22a becoming more positive than the passivation potential of p type. |
3 | term can only be understood if it is construed by a dictionary if the term is defined by the kirk othmer encyclopedia of chemical technology 5th edition 2005 published by wiley john amp sons inc this definition shall control how the term is to be defined in the claims at least one embodiment of the invention is directed towards a dust control composition comprised of an effective amount of a transport component a dispersant and a surface modifying agent this composition is for use on a wide variety of surfaces to assist in the dust reduction in an open or closed environment in at least one embodiment the dust control composition can also include a coupling agent that can assist in the overall appearance of the composition by making it more homogenous the coupling agent may be a surfactant preferable one or more phospholipids in at least one embodiment the composition contains a transport component that can be a mixture of synthetic oils or natural oils the preferred transport components are one or more of the following biodiesel mineral oils low odor paraffin solvent escaid 110 solvent exxon and paraffinic oils also the composition may include a curing control agent which can be used to control the curing time so it can be varied depending on the surface and the environment in at least one embodiment the dispersant component of the composition is preferably one. |
6 | same action the forward extension 30 moves downward causing the sear 22 to disengage from the hammer notch 24 and allowing the hammer 18 to be released and swung by spring force into contact with the firing pin each of these extensions 28 30 32 of the trigger 12 mechanically act in the form of a simple u201c bell crank u201d translating motion of one extension in a first direction into motion of another extension in a different direction the heretofore described parts mechanism and operation are standard to an ordinary ar15 type firearm the present invention provides a grip safety lever 34 that is pivotally mounted relative to the receiver 10 and or its pistol grip 36 grip 36 has a rear edge as shown the grip safety lever 34 is mounted on a pivot pin 38 which is carried by the lower receiver 10 an upper portion 34 a of the grip safety member 34 extends through a channel 40 fig3 formed in the lower receiver 10 and includes a hook 42 that is positioned to engage a safety notch or stop 44 formed at or near the rear end or face of the rear extension 28 of the. |
2 | together with a single pass of an electrode over a contact path between the work pieces in effect individual weld sections are instantaneously fused together at relatively high power density levels in these conventional processes the power density level at the work pieces is controlled by current programming of the power supply to provide a current flow of predetermined characteristics this current programming is usually fairly complex because the power flow to the work pieces must be sufficient to weld together the work pieces during a single pass of the electrode without overheating the work pieces also the current programming must account for variations in material thicknesses and other such factors if a high quality weld is to be made in addition the current programming should provide a desired cumulative power flow to the work pieces it should be noted that when arc welding according to the principles of the present invention it has been observed that a high quality weld is made if cumulative power flow to the work pieces 2 and 3 is approximately equal to the cumulative power flow necessary to make a high quality weld when arc welding according to a conventional single pass arc welding process thus in most situations it is desirable to adjust the magnitude of power flow to the work pieces 2 and 3 the speed of rotation of the work pieces 2 and 3 and the number of rotations of the work pieces 2 and 3 to achieve a cumulative power flow which is approximately equal to the cumulative power flow necessary to weld the work pieces 2 and. |
1 | container and at least one protrusion protruding from the bottom surface of the cap application_number US 201113160161 A description the invention is a hand mixer for mixing liquid mixtures such as foods or pharmaceuticals omelet mixes protein shakes powdered medicines dissolved in aqueous solutions and the like other uses contemplated for the invention include 1 a batter mixer for pancakes crepes waffles etc 2 an emulsifier for baby food fish and shellfish batter mixer prior to frying etc 3 a paint mixer for example for mixing different paint colors making a paint and glaze mixture etc the foregoing list of uses for the invention is meant to be regarded as illustrative rather than limiting and it should be understood that the invention is intended to be used in making any sort of liquid mixture resulting from a combination a liquid with other liquids powders solids etc as shown in the exemplary embodiment in fig1 the invention includes a container 1 which can be rigid or flexible and can be made of plastic glass metal wood clay rubber or any other material or combination of materials known in the art the container 1 has an opening 2 through which the substances to be mixed can be placed into the container 1 the invention further includes a cap 3 or lid which covers the opening 2 of. |
5 | received into the sign receiving member signs of various thicknesses may be held securely and tightly in place in the bracket due to the shape of the receiving member with its angled sides thin 0 080 to 0 100 inch thick aluminum or other metal signs will bottom easily all the way down into the space formed between the sign receiving member 20 and the backing plate 26 by the bends 52 and 54 thicker signs of 5 8 inch plywood or equivalent material are accommodated by the angled sides 56 and 58 and received as far into the space as possible while still being securely retained the remaining portions 60 62 and 64 of the receiving member preferably form a modified 34 v 34 with portions 60 and 62 comprising the 34 legs 34 of the v and portion 64 comprising a flattened 34 bottom 34 thereof alternatively however the receiving member 20 could comprise other single piece continuous shapes i e a curved configuration or could even comprise a discontinuous configuration for example the bottom portion 64 and perhaps the leg portions 60 and 62 could be eliminated and the angled sides 56 and 58 possibly including the legs 60 and 62 could comprise a pair of clips which would receive and secure the sign one important feature of the invention is that the backing plate 26 is configured to permit the frontal surfaces 66 of each of the attachment tabs 24 and the frontal surface 68 of the backing plate 26 to lie in substantially the same plane best shown in fig3 so that the back. |
8 | plate vent holes the size shape location number and placement of the micro vents 225 in the pcb 222 can vary as can the number of micro vents 225 depending on the desired frequency response for the microspeaker the mechanical resistance of the microspeaker in a vacuum manufacturability and other design considerations the acoustical resistance provided to the system by each vent hole depends on its length and diameter u2014 in particular the smaller the diameter the higher the acoustical resistance assuming a fixed length and the longer the hole the higher the acoustical resistance assuming a fixed diameter additionally for substantially identical holes the total acoustical resistance is inversely proportional to the number of holes thus adding holes reduces the total acoustical resistance while removing holes increases the total acoustical resistance as an example for a fixed pcb thickness and thus vent hole length of 360 u03bcm the effect of the acoustical resistance provided by a varying number of holes is shown in fig1 a and 12b for holes of diameter 50 u03bcm and 100 u03bcm respectively in the example of fig1 a and 12b the pcb through which the holes extend has a thickness of about 360 u03bcm the number of holes in each case range from zero to the maximum number of holes that can fit on a pcb of a given dimension and minimum hole to hole spacing in each case the approximate number of holes required for a desired frequency response is noted it can be seen that more vent holes will. |
2 | possible to recognize those metallic particles which are suitable for use in high density recording media and to engage in experimentation to determine what methods of manufacturing are required for the production of suitable high density recording particles surprisingly following the recognition of the problem it has been found that production of cobalt phosphorus particles by controlled chemical reduction in a d c magnetic field of at least about 200 gauss consistently produces magnetic particles having w h c of about 1 2 or less in the absence of a d c magnetic field of at least about 200 gauss cobalt phosphorus particles having a w h c as low as 1 2 are rarely produced application_number US 44986174 A description in the preparation of the cobalt phosphorus particles of the present invention the d c magnetic field is present during the reaction to form the metal particles after particle formation the cobalt phosphorus is separated from the reaction mixture washed with water and or organic solvents and then dried preferably under non oxidizing conditions to enhance their dispersion characteristics the dried particles may be reacted with a solution containing sulfuric acid in accordance with the teaching of copending u s application serial no 393 258 now u s pat no 3 905 841 assigned to the assignee of the present application in other instances dispersion characteristics may be improved by making ultrafine particles with large surface area as described in the following example v regardless of which technique is utilized the powder samples prepared in accordance with the present invention are measured for example with a 60 cycle vibrating sample magnetometer vsm to determine their minor and major loop characteristics and other magnetic properties when desired determination of the. |
7 | starting position to an extended position once assembled the stop openings 123 may be slightly wider than the width of the stops sw such that the stops 113 fit in the stop openings 123 in the assembled structure the stop openings 123 can be designed to define the starting and extended positions of the sliders 110 such that an inner surface defines the starting position and an outer surface defines the extend position the fixed pins 121 may be used as a quick reference to measure center to center distances of front posts on a rack the standard center to center distance is 18 312 inches as described above therefore the fixed pins 121 may have a pin distance pd between the centers of the pins 121 equal to about 18 312 inches the fixed pins 121 can be used as a quick u201c go no go u201d tool to determine whether the front posts are properly aligned now referring to fig1 and 13 the assembled structure is illustrated at the starting position fig1 and the extended position fig1 fig1 includes a top view 1 and a cross sectional front view 2 of the assembled structure the cross sectional view 2 is taken along section line a a at the starting position the sliders 110 are completely retracted towards the center of the structure 100 such that the stops 113 are in contact with the inner surface of the stop openings 123 at the starting position the structure 100 has a reference distance rd between the outside surfaces of the pin holders 111 equal to about 20 1 inches at the extended position the sliders 110 are completely extended outward from the center of the structure 100 in the horizontal direction such that the stops. |
6 | is to be retained depending on not only a shearing stress of the oil but also a direct contact between the protruded portions of a rough surface in such a case the traction is determined in accordance with an unstable factor termed a projection to projection interference depending on variations in the lubricating state hence the traction coefficient u03bc does not necessarily increase even when the formation of the oil film changes in degree due to the increment in pmax in any case as shown above the traction coefficient u03bc does not simply increase with the increment in pmax rather the traction coefficient u03bc reaches the maximum value when pmax reaches a certain value the traction coefficient u03bc is reduced with a further increment in pmax it will thus be appreciated that in designing a power transmission device for transmitting large power if the maximum contact surface pressure pmax is increased based on the conventionally known theory a result is obtained which is actually contrary to that theory that is the traction coefficient u03bc is reduced whereby a large power cannot be transmitted furthermore it is known that the life span of rolling fatigue is inversely proportional to substantially the 7th through 9th powers of pmax accordingly increasing. |
6 | for the stationary helical groove portion 18 and the centrifugal blade portion 20 the first rotor and the second rotor can rotate independently of each other multiple stage rotor blades 27 are provided on the external periphery of the first internal cylinder 26 they are disposed alternately with stator blades 30 provided on the internal periphery of the outer cylinder 10 a stationary helical groove 29 is provided on the internal periphery of the external cylinder 10 which faces the external periphery near the top end of the second internal cylinder 28 stator blades 32 are provided in plural stages under the stationary helical groove 29 on the outer periphery of the second internal cylinder multiple stage centrifugal blades 34 are provided alternately with these stator blades 32 the above mentioned first internal cylinder 26 and second internal cylinder 28 are magnetically floated since they are magnetically floated with a position sensor 36 is provided for detecting axial displacement of the first internal cylinder 26 a radial direction electromagnet 38 is provided for controlling radial direction displacement of the first internal cylinder 26 a position sensor 40 is provided for detecting radial direction displacement of the first internal cylinder 26 an axial direction electromagnet 42 for controlling axial direction displacement of the first internal cylinder 26 a position sensor 44 is provided for detecting axial displacement of the second internal cylinder 28 an axial direction electromagnet 46 is provided for controlling axial direction displacement of the second. |
2 | optimal docking path of the auv can be used to funnel the auv into the entrance of the receptacle on approach other configurations of station can be used to guide the approach of the auv 2 the auv 2 and the station 1 can have acoustic beacons 30 to communicate with the vessel 39 s usbl system in an embodiment the auv 2 or the station 1 can have a disengagement mechanism that is energized by the docking process as shown in fig3 the auv can be docked with the receptacle by a docking sleeve 12 and latching probe 11 which can mate with a latching mechanism 15 with a spring 13 when the sleeve 12 passes over the latching mechanism it may compress the spring 13 between a collar 17 and the floor of the receptacle 4 f as shown in fig3 when the auv is released from the latching mechanism the auv may insert the latching probe 11 into the bore of the latching mechanism on the receptacle 4 this may retract the locking levers 16 and may release the sleeve 12 of the auv from the latching mechanism the spring 13 may be free to expand and push the auv away from the floor of the receptacle 4 as shown in fig4 an alternative embodiment of a station 21 is shown in fig5 in which an optional power supply may be provided in the station 21 similar components are used to the station 1 and like reference. |
3 | in modulus and elongation this indicates susceptibility to acid hydrolysis from the fact that the reduction was much higher in the case of the 5 crosslinked sample the amide linkage which is beta to a hydroxyl may be especially susceptible to acid hydrolysis if the urethane linkage were the weak point of the network a more substantial decrease in the tensile strength of the 10 crosslinked sample would probably have been observed exposure to ph 8 is not as detrimental the 10 crosslinked sample showed a general hardening as indicated by the slightly increased tensile strength the marked increase in tensile modulus and a considerable reduction in elongation the last two entries in the table indicate the thermal stability of the 10 hmdi crosslinked sample when the samples were prepared for this phase of the study they were subjected to three 15 min press cycles at 150 u00b0 c although the shear was not severe the ability of the material to withstand a lengthy thermal exposure is demonstrated by the small decrease in tensile strength and elongation and the slight increase in modulus of dry samples the wet samples showed no change in modulus a small increase in tensile strength and a small reduction in elongation films of the. |
7 | is applied to primary winding 14a of a rotary transformer winding 14a is magnetically coupled to secondary winding 14c which winding 14c supplies a signal to data reconstructor circuit 22 reconstructor 22 comprises a pair of ecl emitter coupled logic threshold circuits 50 and 52 which circuits respectively provide pulses representing positive and negative going edges to the s set and r reset inputs respectively of an ecl s r flip flop 54 the output waveform of flip flop 54 is shown in fig4 c and comprises the output of reconstructor 22 source 10 also provides clock pulses for the nrz information which pulses have no d c content to clock driver 20 which driver comprises a delay line 56 having a time delay selected to provide best restrobing of the data and an amplifier 58 having an input coupled to the delay line in the present embodiment the delay of line 56 was selected so that the positive going edges of the recovered clock pulses occur at about the middle of the recovered data pulses of fig4 c driver 20 supplies clock pulses to primary 14b of the rotary transformer secondary winding 14d is magnetically coupled to primary 14b and thus receives the clock signal since the clock signal has no d c content and is of constant frequency unlike the nrz information signal its edges retain their timing when passing through the rotary transformer the clock pulses are applied to clock receiver 24 which can comprise an ecl amplifier with its input terminated in the characteristic impedance presented by secondary 14d this termination prevents reflections that may cause timing errors in the recovered clock pulses data restrobe circuit 26 comprises an ecl d type flip flop with. |
5 | vibration energy continues to travel generally along path 150 through the sound absorptive wedge tip 64 thereby dissipating a portion of the energy the energy continues through face plate 49 and into the interior of the modular anechoic panel 40 as the energy from sound emissions 30 pass through the higher density multiple fiberglass layers 74 of wedge base 72 the energy is further dissipated finally any remaining energy substantially dissipates in air space 76 before impacting the transmission loss material 110 in similar fashion transmission loss material 110 and airspace 76 sufficiently dampen any noise that attempts to enter the anechoic chamber 20 from the exterior 23 through the back wall 43 in the illustrative embodiment each modular anechoic panel 20 constitutes a single 4 u2032 u00d7 8 u2032 u00d7 1 u2032 structural member of a wall ceiling or floor of an anechoic chamber 20 accordingly the modular anechoic panel system allows anechoic chamber 20 to be selectively assembled or disassembled accordingly anechoic chamber 20 need not be a permanent fixture and may selectively be broken down for easy storage according to one embodiment a modular anechoic panel system maps hemi anechoic chamber is provided having an interior noise level of less than about 22 db cutoff frequency of 150 hz. |
7 | of a position in the example of resource allocation using adl provides a consistent logical structure and a consistent nomenclature that is used to identify resources and responsibilities when responding to an emergency as with other examples described herein using this structure and nomenclature enables the resource allocation and the responsibilities of each responding entity to be readily complied analyzed modeled and or provided to a user upon execution by a processor in one example an entire u201c supply chain u201d for responding to an emergency is identified using adl methods and systems that is the resources for collecting and healing the injured and restoring basic services are identified for example the number of hospital beds at each hospital in an area is identified along with the number and passenger capacity of ambulances the number of fire trucks the number of electrical grid and natural gas repair vehicles and technicians and other similar resources useable to stabilize and emergency situation example categories used to identify the resources and the roles of the responding entities include 1 type of disaster which determines which resources and entities to respond to the disaster 2 the entities capable of responding whether private federal state or municipal 3 the location of. |
8 | reaches 200 watts after reaching such predetermined power level the auxiliary lighting system 140 and auxiliary lamp 160 turn off in accordance with the illustrated embodiment the auxiliary lighting system will continue to operate even if the ballast 120 fails in this maimer the ballast 120 and the auxiliary lighting system 140 interface to a common power supply 110 though disparate connections thus if a fuse in the ballast 120 fails the hid lamp 130 will turn off while the auxiliary lighting system 140 will continue to operate fig2 is a block diagram 200 of an embodiment wherein a power supply 210 is connected to a ballast 220 to provide power to an hid lamp 230 an auxiliary lighting system 240 interfaces to the same power supply 210 to provide power to an auxiliary lamp 260 the hid ballast 220 and the auxiliary lighting system 240 are coupled such that the hid ballast 220 can provide a signal to trigger the auxiliary lighting system to turn on or off as appropriate for example the hid lamp 230 is turned off thereby drawing less current from the auxiliary lighting system 240 such drop in current draw is detected to activate the auxiliary lighting system 240 which provides power to the auxiliary lamp 260 a ballast power sensing component 242. |
5 | transmission ring 110 if for example suitably high bias springs within centralizers 136 are used to engage balls 116 with transmission ring 110 even though electrohydraulic control unit 12 has been described with reference to actuating valve gate 32 of surface safety valve 18 it should be understood by one skilled in the art that electrohydraulic control unit 12 of the present invention is well suited for hydraulically actuating other devices when it is desirable to have a closed loop hydraulic system including but not limited to ball valves and choke valves for example as depicted in fig6 three electrohydraulic control units are operating at a well head installation that is generally designated 140 electrohydraulic control units 142 144 are respectively coupled to hydraulic actuators 146 148 hydraulic actuator 146 may be used to operate a crown valve while hydraulic actuator 148 may be used to operate a surface safety valve such as that discussed with reference to fig1 and 2 above electrohydraulic control unit 150 however is being used to control the actuation of subsurface safety valve 152 subsurface safety valve 152 is disposed in well production tubing 154 and may be several hundred feet below the ground surface subsurface safety valve 152 may utilize a flapper valve or a ball valve to shut in production through tubing 154 the operation of subsurface safety valve 152 is controlled by electrohydraulic control unit 150 via hydraulic control line 156 together electrohydraulic control unit 150 hydraulic control line 156 and the actuation device of subsurface safety valve 152 provide a closed loop hydraulic system which is suitably controlled by electrohydraulic control unit 150. |
5 | 12 and that the barges 1 2 extend along opposite shorter sides of the jacket in the particular example shown each of the trusses 3 4 lies adjacent to four respective legs 15 of the jacket parts of the trusses 3 4 are then engaged with portions of the legs 15 of the jacket 12 the legs of the jacket and any diagonal bracing are cut and the part of the jacket above the line of the cut together with the deck 13 lifted by the trusses 3 4 and the barges to a position vertically clear of the remaining lower part of the jacket 12 that stage in the procedure is shown in fig5 it will be appreciated that the cutting of the jacket legs and raising of the upper part of the structure is a critical part of the procedure and a more detailed description of it is given later once the upper part of the structure has been lifted clear as shown in fig5 the vessel 10 is manoeuvred back away from the remaining lower part of the jacket using the dynamic positioning system the upper part of the structure is then carried on the vessel to a quay 20 of a yard the vessel being towed by suitable towing tugs which may be replaced by harbour tugs in the vicinity of the yard an advantage of the vessel 10 being formed principally of the barges 1 2 is that the draught of the vessel can be reasonably small enabling the vessel to be docked at various yards fig6. |
9 | the electrodes in the array are divided into segments and can be made of the same or different materials however in order to function with selectivity the array must contain at least two different electrode materials electrodes can be made from platinum gold carbon vanadium iridium and the like centrally located in the core area 172 of the microelectrode array 106 is a platinum counter reference electrode 178 which has transversely situated leads 180 located at various points the leads 180 are situated approximately equidistant between the electrodes 170 projecting from the periphery of the core area 172 into the center thereof thus is provided a multielement array of microelectrodes in close proximity to each other but insulated from each other by suitable means in the embodiment shown in fig4 the length of the core area 172 is approximately 2 54 centimeters and the width of the connecting pad 176 array is approximately 2 03 centimeters the number of electrodes 170 or the number of different types of materials that can be present is limited only by the availability of physical methods for deposition and the resolution of the microlithographic technique the platinum electrode 178 running down the center of the core area 172 has a potentially versatile role. |
7 | an equivalent weight to ti and al or less to form a precipitate the precipitate is washed to remove impurities and fired at about 200 u00b0 to 1 000 u00b0 c further the titanium oxide based solid solution and the aluminum oxide based solid solution may be produced as follows an organic compound of titanium and an organic compound of aluminum are dissolved in an organic solvent such that an intended ti al atomic ratio is obtained and then hydrolyzed by adding water the resultant precipitate is recovered and then fired at about 200 u00b0 to 1 000 u00b0 c examples of the above organic compound of titanium are ti o ch 2 3 ch 3 4 ti oc 4 h 9 n 4 ti och ch 3 2 4 c 2 h 5 2 ticl 2 ti och 2 ch c 2 h 5 c 4 h 9 4 ti o iso c 3 h 7 2 oc ch 3 chcoch 3 2 ti o normal c 4 h 9 2 oc 2 h 4 c 2 h 4 oh 2 2 and the like examples of the above organic compound of aluminum are al och ch 3 2 3 al ch 3 ch 2 10 coo 3 al o ch 2 3 ch 3 3 and the like examples of the above organic solvent are isopropanol n hexane benzene toluene methyl chloroform carbon tetrachloride and the like the purifier of this invention may have a powder form however it is preferably granulated into a spherical or cylindrical form having a diameter of 1 to 50 mm a granulated purifier has advantages that the resistance of the purifier to. |
7 | connection with fig3 c at the bottom of drop guide mechanism 332 a funnel 333 aligns and feeds the disc into a set of mechanized rollers 334 rollers 334 slow and trap the dropped disc so it is presented to the customer at the disc output 360 in a similar manner to the rollers in a car cd player alternatively rollers 334 can drop the disc slowly into a drop bin for collection by the customer similarly the secure usb flash drive 367 is guided by a funnel 336 to flash drive output 365 fig3 a because of the rugged construction and design of the secure usb flash drive 367 it can fall under the influence of gravity as guided by the funnel 336 without harm facilitating a simple and low cost dispense mechanism fig3 c illustrates exemplary details of one columnar storage mechanism 396 as illustrated by fig3 c secure usb flash drives are stacked in a column with a bottom secure usb flash 366 supported by a bottom support 372 a pusher 376 which selectively pushes the bottom drive 366 through a slot 374 at the bottom front of storage mechanism 396 the drive 366 then falls under the influence of gravity and is guided by funnel 336 to port 365 pusher 376 may be suitably driven by a solenoid after the secure usb flash drive 366 has been pushed out of storage mechanism 396 and pusher 376 is retracted the next secure usb flash drive drops onto bottom support 372 and is ready to be dispensed fig4 a and 4b illustrate aspects. |
9 | tape 14 positioned with an edge face 16 in contact with the conveyor 26 to pass between the applicator roller 18 and the conveyor 26 as the conveyor 26 moves it transports a roll of tape 14 to the applicator roller 18 as the leading edge of the roll of tape 14 enters the coating station 54 the applicator roller 18 contacts the edge face 16 and transfers a layer 12 of coating composition 24 to the edge face 16 the rotation of the applicator roller 18 in a counter clockwise direction provides fresh coating composition 24 to the edge face 16 as it travels through the coating station 54 the liquid composition 24 is applied to the edge face 16 at a predetermined coating weight to provide a coating thickness u201c x u201d on the roll of tape suitable coating weights will vary depending upon factors related to the roll of tape including e g the composition of the adhesive the coating weight of the adhesive and the backing of the roll of tape and the surface variations on the edge face of the roll of tape the apparatus 10 is capable of applying the liquid composition 24 to the edge face 16 without applying the composition to the interior of the central cylinder 32 or the major surface of the exposed backing 30 of the roll of tape 14 suitable applicator roller materials are. |
9 | 42 disposed along a bottom edge 46 see fig3 permitting ingress and egress of air a small aperture 44 formed through right outer surface 36 of center pocket member 32 along bottom edge 46 of center pocket member 32 permits valve 42 to protrude through center pocket member 32 referring to fig2 a ball pump 48 attaches to valve 42 for introducing and expelling air in and out of the air bladder inserted within center pocket 32 once abductor 10 is fully applied to a patient as illustrated in fig2 air may be introduced into the air bladder inserted within center pocket 32 for the purpose of spreading the hip and knee of a patient within a range of 0 to 30 u00b0 the unique abductor of the present invention and the use of the air bladder permits applying abductor 10 to fully contracted hips and knees of patients representing range of motion exercise beginning at 0 degrees referring to fig4 a first and second flap 50 and 52 are integrally attached to at an open end 54 of center pocket member 32 in the preferred embodiment flaps 50 and 52 are sewn to opposed horizontal edges 56 of center pocket member 32 although alternate means of attaching flaps 50 and 52 to center pocket member 32 could be used flaps 50 and 52 utilize hook and loop material for securing to one another and for effectively closing open end 54 of center pocket member 32 thereby retaining air bladder 40 in inner cavity 38 of center pocket member 32 it is understood that alternate means of securing could be employed to. |
5 | force of the water to the foundation of the roadway levee fig1 is a perspective view of a lateral support truss foot with a rubber like sole the adjustable lateral truss will be made of metal plastic or other hard material the rubber like 3 sole may be used to us not required the purpose of the rubber like sole may be used but is not required the purpose of the rubber like sole is to allow for compression so that the lateral support can be adjusted to the height of the street it may or may not be glued to the roadway surface or the foundation surface when it is installed fig1 a is a vertical lookdown view of the bottom side truss this side truss is made out of metal plastic or some other hard material the purpose of the side truss is to compress the seal onto the surface of the roadway thereby creating a water resistant seal fig1 b is a perspective view of the bottom side truss the holes at each end of the bottom side truss are for the anchor bolts which hold down the truss and the bottom side trusses to the foundation alternatively the holes can be used. |
5 | battery charger 56 motor controller 60 inverter 58 and ac cord reel 54 battery charger 56 converts ac current into dc current for use in recharging batteries 52 when green sweep 10 is connected to an ac power source motor controller 60 is used to control the rotational speed of main broom motor 44 the rotational speed of main broom 36 may be lowered to accommodate sweeping lawns or other surfaces that are more delicate or where only light debris need to be swept increasing the rotational speed of main broom 36 is effective in sweeping heavier debris that may be found on paved surfaces such as parking lots inverter 58 is used to convert dc energy stored in batteries 52 into ac energy to operate various ac power tools and equipment that may be found on the market today examples of ac power tools that may be operated by connecting to green sweep 10 include but is not limited to drills miter saws table saws circular saws sanders polishers grinders jointers planers metal shears nailers routers and more examples of ac powered equipment that may be operated by connecting to green sweep 10 include but is not limited to trimmers blowers pole saws edgers chain saws pressure washers log. |
7 | piercing hole of the ear holding portion 8b to form the middle ear portion 29 a holding member 31 provided with an eardrum 30 is inserted into the middle ear portion 29 of the ear holding portion 8b from the inside of the main body 2 in the assembling step of the model 1 the ear holding portion 8b of the ear portion 8 to which the holding member 31 with the eardrum 30 is fitted is inserted into the opening 15 of the combined front and back integuments 3a and 3b and the side opening 10 of the main body 2 aligned with each other as shown in fig1 and fig5 the diameter of the ear holding portion 8b is nearly equal to the diameter of the side opening 10 of the main body 2 accordingly the ear holding portion 8b is tightly fitted to the side opening 10 of the main body 2 since a flange 32 of the concha portion 8a contacts with the integuments 3a and 3b the ear holding portion 8b is restrained from being further inserted in operation for example the yieldable concha portion 8a is pulled backward by fingers substantially in the direction normal to the plane of the drawing accordingly the concha portion 8a is so deformed as shown by the dot dash line in fig5. |
8 | as used by rfid devices in all embodiments of this present application the user has limited degrees of freedom when placing devices therefore it may be advantageous to indicate these constraints to the user such indications may be done in a variety of ways for example for chargers with placement restrictions indicating the correct device position by means of outlining of the coil area filling or patterning the active coil area for chargers with rotational restrictions indicating the correct device rotation by means of the indications may be rendered in any number of media for example printing ink perhaps of a particular colour raising or lowering the charger surface overall shape of the charger or part of it some examples of possible indications are shown in fig1 which fig1 a shows a printed or raised outline of two devices for chargers which have no degrees of freedom fig1 b shows a printed or raised arrow on both the charger and the device for chargers with 2 translational but not rotational degrees of freedom fig1 c shows similar to 12 b but with striped indication instead of arrows fig1 d shows a u201c target u201d of concentric circles on both charger and device for chargers with only a rotational degree of freedom fig1 e shows a charger with one circular translational degree of freedom designed such that the active area of the charger is obvious from its form prior art such as u s pat no 5 952 814 philips phone charger with interlock describes how the casing of charger may be made to match the internal shape of the charger thus allowing for accurate alignment of the primary and. |
7 | present invention all kinds of dyes and pigments heretofore known as such a coloring agent may be used for example carbon black nigrosine a metal complex of monoazo dye iron oxide black ultramarine graphite phthalocyanine blue chrome yellow benzidine yellow and quinaeridone series organic pigment hydrophobic silica fine particles may be adhered fast to the surface of the toner particles to obtain a toner which is further improved in the agglomeration and impact resistance however when the toner particles are merely mixed with the hydrophobic silica fine particles the resulting toner becomes undesirably deteriorated in its effect if a great many of copies are made with the toner therefore it is preferable to cause the silica fine particles to adhere fast to the surface of the toner particles for example in such a manner that the particles of the two are floated and suspended in gas to form a fluidized bed under states of which heating is conducted to the extent that the toner particles are softened what is meant by the 34 hydrophobic silica fine particle 34 is fine powder comprising silicon dioxide which has an average particle size of some 1 100 m u03bc and composition in which the hydrogen of the silanol group present in the. |
5 | 36 which is boltably connected to the valve stem assembly 29 in a manner such that application of regulated pneumatic pressure applied to the pneumatic pressure inlet port 37 acts on the pneumatic diaphragm 35 to apply force against the diaphragm guide 60 which in turn reacts against the plunger 5 and the valve stem assembly 29 the pressure regulating action will be explained in greater detail infra additionally the hydraulic pressure regulator valve 8 has a well bore pressure inlet flange 38 which is boltably connected to the valve bonnet 36 an integral part of the well bore pressure flange 38 is the well bore pressure sensor piston assembly 39 the well bore pressure sensor piston assembly 39 is movable slideably axially and is sealed to the internal walls of the well bore pressure inlet flange 38 via an elastomeric seal 61 i e an o ring pressure applied through the well bore pressure inlet flange 38 will act against the well bore pressure sensor piston assembly 39 is such a manner as to slide the piston 39 axially contacting the pneumatic diaphragm 35 the force exerted by the well bore pressure against the well bore pressure sensor piston assembly 39 acts in conjunction with the force exerted by the regulated pneumatic pressure at the inlet port 37 against the pneumatic diaphragm 35 fig3 is a cross sectional view of a system consisting of the hydraulic regulator valve 8 the adaptor spool 6 and the blowout preventer 5 all boltably mounted to an acceptable blowout preventer assembly those knowledgeable in drilling practice will accept that the. |
9 | in nanostructured ceramics which increases the scattering of phonons which leads to a decrease in its thermal conductivity and also because of porosities since the sample is not fully dense however using other consolidation techniques particularly pressure assisted sintering consolidation techniques including heat and shear stress consolidation a dense sample can be obtained the problem of inferior heat conductivity is also overcome if the fully dense nanostructured ceramic is annealed to allow for grain growth to occur and the decrease in grain boundaries will result in the restoration of bulk thermal conductivity the nanostructure nitride powder produced according to the present invention has a narrow size distribution having described the invention the following examples are given to illustrate specific applications of the invention including the best mode now known to perform the invention these specific examples are not intended to limit the scope of the invention described in this application aluminum tri sec butoxide was suspended in absolute ethanol while stirring a solution of distilled deionized water ethanol excess water was made into an aerosol with nitrogen and sprayed into the organo aluminum suspension the reactants were stirred for 30 minutes after the addition of the water solution and then filtered and washed with water once the precursor was filtered and dried in air it was. |
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