label
int64 1
9
| text
stringlengths 113
6.79k
|
|---|---|
6 | exp u2062 7 utilizing expression 7 is convenient in defining the lower limit of a suitable length for the cylindrical capillary tube as set forth in table 1 hereinafter likewise the upper limit is a 4 u2062 p 2 u2062 u03c1 64 u2062 u03b7 2 u2062 p m gt l exp u2062 8 it should be noted that expression 1 can be written utilizing the weber number which is the ratio of the inertia acting on the fluid boundary surface to the boundary surface tension 2 gt we p m u2062 a u03c3 u2062 wherein exp u2062 9 we u03c1 u2062 u2062 a u2062 u2062 u 2 u03c3 exp u2062 10 varying the surface tension and the viscosity coefficient fluid dispensing jobs were carried out to evaluate cylindrical capillary tubes of various sizes the job parameters are set forth in table 1 the capillary tubes employed are products manufactured by efd inc in the united states and are made of stainless steel the u201c 27g u201d u201c 30g u201d and u201c 32g u201d in the u201c gauge u201d column in the table are specifications used by the manufacturer on its products as to the needle bore because dimensional tolerances attend each. |
9 | at step 1903 the protection module disables any further transfer of power to the output branches step 1917 and the red led on the output panel is illuminated indicating low energy if the customer 39 s device requires ac power at step 1804 dc power is delivered from the protection module to the dc to ac converter module step 1905 dc to ac converter module converts the power to ac form at step 1906 and delivers the ac power to the ac fuse at step 1907 and hence to the gfci connector at step 1908 from the gfci connector power is conducted to the customer 39 s device attached to an ac output connector at the output panel module in step 1910 if the customer 39 s device is fully charged the device may be disconnected at steps 1915 and 1916 and returned to the customer as in fig1 if not fully charged the process repeats beginning with the protection module at step 1902 if the customer 39 s device requires dc power a similar process is implemented in steps 1911 through 1914 without the need of the dc to ac conversion step and with power following the dc paths to a dc connector at the output panel module instead of the ac paths as described in the previous paragraph the same steps are followed when the customer 39 s device is fully charged or when the protection module determines the energy level is too low to. |
3 | hydrogen lower alkyl or acyl moiety and r5 is an acyl moiety u2014 ch 2 cooh or u2014 so 2 lower alkyl unsubstituted or mono bi or trisubstituted with halogen preferably r1 r2 r3 independently of each other is hydrogen halogen lower alkyl or alkoxy and x is u2014 nr4r5 preferably r1 r2 r3 independently of each other is hydrogen halogen lower alkyl or alkoxy and x is unsubstituted pyrollidine or pyrollidine substituted with acid preferably r4 is hydrogen lower alkyl or acyl moiety and r5 is an acyl moiety u2014 ch 2 cooh or u2014 so 2 lower alkyl unsubstituted or mono bi or trisubstituted with halogen preferably r4 is hydrogen and r5 is u2014 so 2 lower alkyl unsubstituted or mono bi or trisubstituted with halogen preferably x is pyrollidine substituted with carboxylic acid or acetic acid preferably r1 r2 r3 independently of each other is hydrogen fluoro chloro methyl or methoxy preferably r5 is u2014 ch 2 cooh or u2014 so 2 lower alkyl unsubstituted or mono bi or trisubstituted with halogen preferably r5 is u2014 so 2 ch 3 or u2014 so 2 cf 3 n 3 2 u2032 4 u2032 difluoro biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenyl succinamic acid trans 2 3 2 u2032 4 u2032 difluoro biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenylcarbamoyl cyclopentanecarboxylic acid 1r 2r 2 3 2 u2032 4 u2032 difluoro biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenylcarbamoyl cyclopentanecarboxylic acid 1s 2s 2 3 2 u2032 4 u2032 difluoro biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenylcarbamoyl cyclopentanecarboxylic acid 1r 2s 2 3 2 u2032 4 u2032 difluoro biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenylcarbamoyl cyclopentanecarboxylic acid 1s 2r 2 3 2 u2032 4 u2032 difluoro biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenylcarbamoyl cyclopentanecarboxylic acid s 1 3 4 u2032 5 u2032 difluoro 2 u2032 methoxy biphenyl 4 yloxymethyl phenyl pyrrolidine 2 carboxylic acid s 1. |
7 | on the lines 56 and 60 respectively are each sent to a first input of respective serial digital adders 64 and 66 through respective lines 68 70 there arrive at the two respective second inputs of the adders 64 and 66 respective data u03b4 p u03b4 d supplied by manual correcting devices 72 74 of known type which enable small corrections to be made manually in the data p d therefore the corrected divergences p 39 d 39 of the cutting edge of the tool used with respect to a real or imaginary reference tool are available on the output lines 76 and 78 respectively of the adders 64 and 66 further serial digital adders 80 82 receive through the lines 54 76 and 58 78 respectively the two pairs of data x 2 p 39 and z 2 d 39 and supply as output on the lines 84 and 86 the artificial data x 39 2 z 39 2 respectively of diameter and longitudinal dimension of the part which takes account of the divergences of position of the tool used the instruction f for the rate of feed in mm revolution which is available on the line 52 is applied to a first input of a multiplying device 88 a second input of this multiplying device receives a signal n 39 through a line 90 from an adjustable frequency divider 91 driven through a line 93 by a signal n generated by a angular speed detector 92 associated with the mandrel of the lathe the signals n n 39 are. |
5 | the services conditions and the like each of the rails r also includes an oblique or slanting planar upper surface 34 formed extending upwardly and inwardly from a side surface 35 of the foot or base portion 12 the oblique surface 30 also extends at a slanting or transverse angle with respect to the vertical axis of the rails r the slope and the angle of surface 34 and their extent in the rails r is also in accord with appropriate rail industry standards for the particular rails being used based on the services conditions and the like the leveling rail joint l according to the present invention is in the form of an elongate joint body 40 of sufficient length to span the adjoining end portions e of the rails r to be joined and provide requisite strength and support in the structure so formed the length of the joint body 40 and its extent along the adjoining end portions e with which it is mounted are determined by the intended service or usage nature of the rails r and load bearing considerations the joint body 40 is formed of suitable strength alloy steel depending upon the intended load and service usages of the rail structure s alloy steel bars are machined with flat planar surfaces to conform and engage corresponding planar surfaces of the rails r as will be described to form the joint body 40 the joint body is elongate in the context of being of adequate extent along the rail joint between the rails. |
6 | which is centered on the axis and extends in a flat circular configuration almost to the most remote dimension of the diffuser from the axis the collector wall 14 is a toroidal continuation of the image wall and curves sharply away from the plane of the image wall until it approaches the axis of the diffuser at an angle of about 85 u00b0 it terminates in a cylindrical input face 15 at a normal distance from the axis of about 3 8 inches its maximum distance from the axis being about 11 8 inches to form a conelike toroidal structure both walls are composed of a light conducting material such as lucite and are preferably constructed in one place the wall thickness is approximately 3 8 inches the outer surface of the collector wall is covered with a light reflecting coating 16 such as a white gloss paint the inner surface is covered by a similar coating 17 on both the collector and the image walls the generally cylindrical input surface 15 of the collector wall is not coated but is polished to improve light transmission a transparent non reflective coating e g u03bb4 can be used on this surface if greater efficiency is required the inner surface of the image wall is additionally covered with a black felt 18 or similar material to block direct transmission of light into the wall through this surface the outer surface 19 of this same wall is provided with a fine grain either by removing or etching transparent material therefrom one method calling 34 hydrohoning 34 involves passing a liquid such as water containing 600 abrasive grit over the plastic surface the grain must of. |
7 | within the booklet fig9 a 9b show embodiments of labels 50 the labels 50 have adhesive backings preferred embodiments of the exterior of the labels 50 include a message 51 the message 51 is a message for the person receiving the bottle i e the purchaser or gift recipient different messages 51 can be presented the purchaser selects a desire message 51 in one preferred embodiment the message 51 can involve a joke about medicine or pills fig7 shows the steps of the method in step 401 a store is provided in step 402 the store makes a variety of candy available for purchase in step 403 the store offers different size and shape bottles for sale in step 404 the store offers a variety of labels 40 and 50 which are not adhered yet to the bottles 30 in step 405 the purchaser selects the candy and fills the bottle a single type or variety of candy can be placed in the bottle 30 in step 406 a label 40 is selected the label 40 is selected by the purchaser to reflect a message mood or event the customer also selects a rear label 50 from a group of available labels 50 the process of providing various labels for selection is similar to greeting cards the customer selects labels 40 50 to match a particular mood message or occasion in step 407 the label or labels 40 and 50 are placed on the bottle 30 by removing a backing and then placing the adhesive side of the label on the bottle 30 in step 408 the customer pays for the candy based on the size of the bottle 30 the cost of the labels 40 and 50 can be included in a flat rate or sold. |
5 | of the way into a position directly below the rear of the truck 12 when the truck 12 is moving from one working location to another as illustrated in fig3 when the truck 12 reaches its job site the platform 14 may be pivoted out from below the truck into a working position to the rear of the truck 12 below the material opening as illustrated in fig1 and 2 further the platform 14 may be positioned at variable locations between the fully operational position and the storage position as shown with phantom lines in fig4 in operation road repair material which is asphalt in the preferred embodiment is contained in the truck box 22 the truck box 22 may be configured with a conveyor 72 disposed on the box 22 floor between the box 22 sides the conveyor 72 may be turned on to move material from forward in the box 22 toward a rear opening 74 the asphalt is urged through the rear opening 74 by the conveyor 72 and gravity assisted by an inclined box floor dropping vertically onto the platform 14 when it is in a working position with or without a conveyor a dump box may be inclined to urge the asphalt towards the truck rear opening workers behind the truck 12 may push the asphalt over the lip 32 onto the road surface or shovel it out using the wall 18 as a. |
3 | to the first heat exchanger as cooling medium fig2 also shows a side draw off stream i from the distillation column to remove intermediate boiling contaminants this stream can be fed to an activated charcoal bed 8 to remove organics resulting in stream i u2032 which is led off to disposal fig2 also shows purified gas stream g being fed to an activated charcoal bed 7 resulting in a stream g u2032 of purified hydrogen chloride gas the embodiment shown in fig3 is identical to that shown in fig2 except that the bottom liquids of the distillation column are fed via stream h to a reboiler 11 that is provided with an appropriate coolant via stream shown in the figure as arrows entering one side of the exchanger and exiting on the other side to generate stripping vapors that are fed via stream k to the bottom portion of the column the reboiler heats the bottoms liquid at low heat flux to prevent foaming action the condensate stream h u2032 u2033 from the reboiler can either be collected and discarded or can be sent to either the third heat exchanger stream h u2032 or back to the inlet of the first heat exchanger. |
2 | a movable front position b fixed rear position 8 the bottom heating system in the cooling step 5 cooled air is blown on the bending point thereby making again rigid the just bent material the blowing is performed through the cooling nozzle 5 the top punch 3 comprises therein an air distributing or delivering circuit not shown thereby holding the profile 2 locked also in the cooling step and preventing said profile from being deformed fig8 shows an operating step in which the bending paddle returns to its rest position in fig8 the reference numbers show 2 the profile being machined 3 the self adjusting top forming assembly with the built in top cooling system 5 the bottom cooling system 6 the profile raising bending system the profile raising paddle 7 the profile gripper at a bending position a movable front position b fixed rear position 8 the bottom heating system in this operating step it is possible to see the return of the bending paddle 6 to its rest or standby position whereas the cooling process is continued through the bottom cooling system 5 u2033 in other words after a suitable cooling period of time sufficient to stabilize the profile the bending paddle 6 which has previously bent the profile 2 is sent back to a standby or rest position whereas the cooled air feeding is continued finally with reference to fig9 and fig9 a to 9 d are herein shown the profile disengaging operations or movements in said fig9 and 9 a to 9 d the reference numbers show again 2 the profile being machined 3 the self adjusting top forming assembly with the built in top cooling system. |
8 | 551 552 the energy measure causes the timing control unit 560 to apply signal 561 to switch 553 in order to maximize the received rf energy by toggling between receiving antennas 551 and 552 this measurement is nominally made during the first few instants of the received waveform normally during the sync interval the receiver demodulation circuitry of the receiver portion 550 650 of the mobile station 102 104 will begin to recover bit synchronization and make received bit estimations these estimations are passed to the sfd 574 the phy phy parser 578 can then extract its information fields one of which indicates the length of the following data packet the timing control unit 560 uses this length to extract the next fragment and store it in the receive buffer 580 via control 562 in this invention once a data packet has been buffered e g fragmented the timing control unit 560 will recycle and again begin observing the output of the sfd 574 in anticipation of the next fragment should a subsequent sfd 574 not be detected the timing control unit 560 will return to observing the energy detector 570 fig6 illustrates a circuit diagram 600 of an infrastructure device 690 transmitting to a mobile station 102 104 utilizing a diversity receiver 550 650 for receiving an rf signal on a first receiver and demodulation path and a second receiver and demodulation path in a wlan system a potential difficulty with concatenating long transmission. |
4 | the cam 82 with an 8 1 drive ratio there will be eight revolutions of the element 1 between one operation of the pawl 100 and the next under the conditions discussed above while under the preceding conditions with the disc 80 released one operation of the pawl 100 will occur every four revolutions of the element 1 this change in the operating frequency of the pawl 100 on the toothed rim 24 depending upon the presence or the absence of the pins 42 on the ring 38 in a predetermined arc of the cam drum 26 enables the length of the article knitted on the machine to be changed over this arc of the cam drum by modifying the arrangement of pins 42 the 34 size 34 of the article relative to the length which is knitted in the above mentioned arc of the cam drum is changed this working arc is defined between one or more pins 44 of greater length during all of those phases the micro switch 52 is maintained under a condition in which it effects high speed drive of the needle cylinder when the lever 46 is engaged by a pin 44 and is further moved the displacement of the arms 50 54 is greater this allows the head 50a to move away from the micro switch 52 by such a distance as to permit the micro switch to reduce the rotational speed of the needle cylinder also the longer displacement of the arm 54 causes release. |
1 | to adjust the length of the pant leg rolling or cuffing is a more casual look that can be perceived as unprofessional or even sloppy although there are shorts with zippered attachments that convert shorts to pants the zippered attachments still create pants that accommodate a particular shoe height tape may be used to temporarily shorten pants by rolling under the hem of the pants and taping the rolled portion to the inside of the pant leg however this only allows a person to shorten a pant leg this type of tape cannot be used to lengthen a pant leg also a person using this type of tape has to measure the rolled portion exactly in order to ensure that both sides are symmetrical other problems with using tape include the possibility of the tape falling down during use furthermore in order to create a clean look a person using tape would have to iron the pants which causes a crease line that fades with time as the pants are washed the present disclosure provides a simple non permanent system and method for both lengthening and shortening the length of an article of clothing fig1 illustrates a first side view of a length adjuster 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure as shown in fig1 the length adjuster 100 includes a first end 101 a second end 103 a top side 105 and a bottom side 107 the bottom side 107 includes an enclosed area 109 in which magnets 111 a to 111 g are housed in particular embodiments the enclosed area 109 is created simply by hemming an edge of the bottom side 107 in the embodiment shown in fig2 the magnets are placed with the positive side facing the same direction the length adjuster 100 may. |
9 | substituent groups include halogens i e f cl br and i hydroxyls alkoxy alkenoxy alkynoxy aryloxy aralkyloxy heterocyclyloxy and heterocyclylalkoxy groups carbonyls oxo carboxyls esters ethers urethanes oximes hydroxylamines alkoxyamines aralkoxyamines thiols sulfides sulfoxides sulfones sulfonyls sulfonamides amines n oxides hydrazines hydrazides hydrazones azides amides ureas amidines guanidines enamines imides isocyanates isothiocyanates cyanates thiocyanates imines nitro groups nitriles i e cn and the like alkyl groups include straight chain and branched alkyl groups having from 1 to about 20 carbon atoms and typically from 1 to 12 carbons or in some embodiments from 1 to 8 1 to 6 or 1 to 4 carbon atoms alkyl groups further include cycloalkyl groups as defined below examples of straight chain alkyl groups include those with from 1 to 8 carbon atoms such as methyl ethyl n propyl n butyl n pentyl n hexyl n heptyl and n octyl groups examples of branched alkyl groups include but are not limited to isopropyl iso butyl sec butyl tert butyl neopentyl isopentyl and 2 2 dimethylpropyl groups representative substituted alkyl groups can be substituted one or more times with substituents such as those listed above cycloalkyl groups are cyclic alkyl groups such as but not limited to cyclopropyl cyclobutyl cyclopentyl cyclohexyl cycloheptyl and cyclooctyl groups in some embodiments the cycloalkyl group has 3 to 8 ring members whereas in other embodiments the number of ring carbon atoms range from 3 to 5 3 to 6 or 3 to 7. |
6 | view in order to simulate the flash produced by firing and the subsequent temporary lack of view of the target due to dust and smoke produced by the firing in the vicinity of the firing tank or other equipment there is also provided in operative association with the trainee station 10 a sound unit 28 which has a multiple function both to provide intercommunication with an instructor or to provide prerecorded instructions to the trainee and or to provide a sound input to the trainee to simulate the sounds produced during firing all of part of the sound input may be recorded and accessed together with the video information on video disks additionally in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention there is provided a barrel jump simulator 30 which is operative to apply to the trainee a force simulating some of the forces encountered during firing according to a preferred embodiment of the invention the barrel jump simulator 30 comprises a hydraulic piston or other suitable force transducer which is operative to provide a sudden displacement of 34 kick 34 to the sight or alternatively to the entire trainee station as desired normally the sudden displacement produced by the barrel jump simulator 30 is intended to simulate only the gun recoil alternatively a recoil simulator may be provided to simulate the recoil forces on the tank hull itself and the resulting displacement there is provided in operative association with the fire control unit of the trainee station first and second gun orientation gauges including a gun elevation gauge 32 and a gun azimuth gauge 34 where the trainee station includes an actual. |
6 | 16 c the enlarged portions including the portion 16 f project radially outwardly from the plane of the latter portions although the enlarged portion 16 f is shown slightly spaced from the corresponding inner surfaces of the housing 20 in fig1 in the interest of clarity the enlarged portions actually engage the latter surfaces in an interference fit to prevent the leakage of oil from the clearance c also the axial lengths of the enlarged portions including the portion 16 f are designed to minimize contact stresses between the cage 16 and the housing 20 1 a relatively low clamping force acts on the bearing housing 20 to eliminate the risk of deformation and leakage 2 no deformation of the inside of the cage 16 occurs where the tilt pads 18 contact the cage allowing a much better control of the tilt pad bearing geometry 3 there is less sensitivity to temperature effects on the housing 20 resulting in minimum deleterious effects on the interference fit between the enlarged portions including portion 16 f of the cantilevered portions 16 c and 16 d and the corresponding surfaces of the housing 20 4 the presence of the oil in the clearance c provides additional damping of the bearing assembly 10 in general thus significantly increasing the damping provided to the rotor 12 referring to fig3 the reference numeral 30 refers in general to the bearing assembly according to another embodiment of the invention the bearing assembly 30 surrounds a rotor 32 which is rotated about its axis and forms part of an assembly that includes a driving system for imparting torque to the rotor in a conventional manner an annular bearing cage 36 extends around the rotor 32 and has an internal recess formed. |
6 | outermost edge of the respective radially outward protrusion 21 and the dale represented by the bottom 11 a of the respective outer recess 11 this effective circumferential length l of each of the outer recesses 11 is of a value preferably within the range of 0 30 to 1 40 times and more preferably within the range of 0 60 to 1 30 times the maximum radial width fm between the outermost peripheral edge 9 a and the innermost peripheral edge 9 b in the illustrated embodiment however the effective circumferential length l is chosen to be 1 0 times the maximum radial width fin i e of a value equal to the maximum radial width fm thus the bottom 11 a of each outer recess 11 is of an arcuate shape occupying a portion of the circle concentric with the axis of rotation of the brake disc 2 and is positioned radially inwardly from the outermost peripheral edge 9 a similarly each inner recess 12 has a depth h defined between the bottom 12 a thereof and the innermost peripheral edge 9 b which depth h is chosen to be preferably within the range of 0 15 to 0 25 times and more preferably within the range of 0 17 to 0 23 times the maximum radial width fm of each braking surface 9 as is the case with the depth e of each outer recesses 11 in the illustrated embodiment however the depth h of each of the inner recesses 12 is chosen to be 0 20 times the maximum radial width fin it is accordingly clear that the bottom 12 a of each of the inner recesses 12 is positioned radially outwardly from the innermost peripheral edge 9 b in the brake disc 2. |
1 | wall panel 34 can then be secured within the channel 20 of the base frame element 12 using any conventional means including through the use of tacks glue nails screws velcro u00ae type connectors or the like importantly the tunnel connection panel 36 can be placed in any position or configuration up or down substituting for a regular wall panel 34 in accordance with the invention accordingly a user can place the tunnel as need to fit the placement and configuration of the pet enclosure 10 in connection with the dwelling the various components of the modular pet enclosure are preferably constructed of a durable weather resistant material such material preferably comprises wood metal or plastic and is most preferably a plastic in a preferred embodiment the components are manufactured as extruded plastics most preferably polymeric plastics such as polyurethane or polyethylene by employing polymeric plastics the walls of the pet enclosure 10 can be constructed of transparent translucent or opaque materials to control light penetration and viewing as needed in an especially preferred embodiment the components are extrusion formed as readily known in the art from uv chemical resistant and environmentally compliant plastics such as polygal u00ae intepro u00ae or coroplast u00ae referring now to fig5 illustrating a cross sectional view taken along a sectional line through a preferred embodiment of a modular pet enclosure 10 according to the present invention the base frame element 12 includes a mesh floor 24 molded therein and telescoping adjustable legs 28 extending through the floor 24 and held in firm. |
6 | cooler end of recuperator heat transfer surfaces the invention utilizes residual heat from the engine at shutdown to clean the recuperator referring to fig3 the gas path cleans itself at between approximately 800 u00b0 to 1000 u00b0 f preferably between approximately 800 u00b0 to 900 u00b0 f during an engine shutdown the temperature profile through the recuperator is approximately 1200 u00b0 f in and 500 u00b0 f out the residual heat equalizes in the system on shutdown so that the recuperator core is at approximately 700 u00b0 f raising the temperature in the recuperator to the self cleaning temperature preferably 800 u00b0 to 900 u00b0 f is accomplished in the invention by one or more of the following 1 blocking the exhaust to reduce heat loss and thereby increase heat transfer to the recuperator 2 inducing an air flow with an air pump to convection heat the recuperator core from the residual heat in the combustor engine core and hot parts of the recuperator and 3 use of an electric heat probe electric tubular heater or gas propane torch inserted into the recuperator inlet plenum blocking the exhaust is especially effective in an add on system such as a cogenerator where the block exhaust is easily accessible use of an air pump is effective particularly in that the air pump already exists on. |
9 | of the present invention the tank vent assembly is designed to fit in the valve assembly in the vent tank 10 as described above the tank vent assembly includes a probe 100 with a lower gas outlet section 101 a middle section 102 and an upper gas inlet section 103 at the upper section 103 there are gas inlet slits 104 around the probe circumference the gas inlet slits 104 extend into the inner hollow of the probe 100 which forms a gas inlet channel 107 there is also a gas inlet bleed opening 105 at the top of the probe 100 the gas inlet bleed opening 105 leads to a gas inlet bleed channel 106 extending down the probe below the gas inlet slits 104 is an upper part of a ball rack lock mechanism 50 a ball race outer collar 54 has six rotatably mounted ball bearings 55 in its circumference there should ideally be at least three ball bearings the collar 54 and ball bearings 55 can be rotated with respect to an inner shaped collar 56 in a locked position as shown in fig6 a the ball bearings 55 rest in grooves of the inner collar 56 in a locked position shown in fig6 b the ball bearings rest in mini grooves on the top of spokes of the inner collar 56 hence in the unlocked position the ball bearings 55 are nearer the centre and in the locked position the ball bearings 55 are further outwards the outer collar 54 is connected to and can be rotated by a lever collar 52 at the lower section 101 of the probe 100 the lever collar 52 is connected to a lever 51. |
2 | mil thick to about 25 mil thick films of the present invention comprise acid copolymer ionomers u201c ionomers u201d which are copolymers well known in the polymer art ionomers are ionic copolymers formed by copolymerization of an u03b1 olefin u2014 such as ethylene propylene 1 butene and other 1 unsaturated hydrocarbons u2014 with an unsaturated carboxylic acid such as for example acrylic acid methacrylic acid or maleic acid and optionally softening comonomers in which some portion of the acidic groups in the copolymer is neutralized with metal ions such as sodium or zinc as used herein the term u201c copolymers u201d can describe polymers obtained by copolymerization of at least two different monomer species the term u201c terpolymer u201d can be used to specifically describe a copolymer that is obtained from copolymerization of three different monomer species at least one alkali metal transition metal or alkaline earth metal cation such as lithium sodium potassium magnesium calcium or zinc or a combination of such cations can be the counterion that neutralizes the carboxylate anion of the salt particularly preferred are ionomers that are at least partially neutralized with potassium cations terpolymers can also be made from an olefin such as ethylene an unsaturated carboxylic acid and a softening comonomer such as an alkyl meth acrylate providing. |
9 | as an anode and the cathode can be for example any metallic insertion inside the electrolyte a controller 6 not shown may be provided which is operatively associated with the power source 4 and or anode or cathode the controller may allow the user to input settings to effect periodic application of the voltage to the system when voltage is applied to the system by the power source 4 shown in fig1 water electrolysis will occur in the electrolysis process water will decompose into gases the nature of the gases will depend on the chemistry of the saline solution and the applied voltage at the cathode 3 it is expected that hydrogen gas evolution will occur while at the anode 2 chlorine and o 2 gases will evolve in some embodiments the quantities of gases produced may be minimized by applying the voltage periodically and or for short periods just enough to prevent fouling or clean any foul occurring on the surface of the membrane these periodical applications can be optimized as desired various conductive materials may be used in the electrically conductive layer including but not limited to electrically conductive ceramics e g indium tin oxide ito lanthanum doped strontium titanate stl yttrium doped strontium titanate syt etc metallic materials e g copper silver aluminum platinum etc and electrically conductive polymers such as nanotubes the material may be coated e g spray coated chemical vapor deposition cvd physical vapor deposition pvd etc impregnated etc in a manner that preserves its ability to perform electrical conduction u201c nanotubes u201d are cylindrical tubular structures that are of micrometer or nanometer scale nanotubes of a variety of materials have been. |
5 | and the erection of the door 10 is easier than would be the case if the beams 30 were preassembled to the panels moreover the configuration of the beams 30 is advantageous with regard to the stiffness of the beams and thus the increase in stiffness of the door panels 10 a 10 b 10 c and 10 d once the beams have been assembled and secured thereto however other configurations of door reinforcing beams and accompanying brackets may be utilized in accordance with the invention another advantage of providing a reinforcing beam 30 having a generally channel shaped cross sectional configuration together with the configuration of the support brackets 34 is that the brackets themselves aid in increasing the stiffness of the beams conventional sheet metal materials may be used in constructing the beams 30 and the brackets 34 and as mentioned previously conventional self tapping washer faced hex head screws for example may be used in securing the brackets and the beams to the door panels referring briefly to fig7 there is illustrated an alternate embodiment of a beam and bracket configuration for use with the door 10 and the door panels 10 a 10 b 10 c and 10 d respectively the reinforcing beam may for example be an i beam or an h beam in fig7 an i beam 130 is illustrated comprising a web 130 a and opposed flanges 130 b and 130 c the beam 130 is adapted to be supported by spaced apart brackets 134 one shown similar to the brackets 34 but modified with respect. |
6 | once fastening mechanism 20 has been suitably tightened in certain industrial applications it may be desirable to provide additional safeguards for the integrity of the joint connector other than the single safeguard of the safety latch shown in the prior art apparatus of fig1 and 2 fig3 6 show an embodiment of the present invention clamp apparatus 46 may be used in a variety of industrial applications such as in ducting for aerospace applications such as conveying bleed air from turbine engines that is used for aircraft environmental control systems and for purposes such as deicing such pneumatic systems employ duct gas bleed leak detectors which are temperature sensitive clamp 46 may be substantially similar to clamp 10 having a strap 48 and two or more retainer segments 50 fastening mechanism 58 will include a safety latch 52 having wings 54 and an elongated tang 56 which will be operably configured to be long enough so that if t bolt 60 fails strap 48 will be permitted to loosen enough to enable the pipe ends to separate enough to leak and thus be detected by the duct gas bleed leak detection system but not enough that clamp 46 falls off the joint and permits the pipe ends to become completely separated t bolt 60 is pivotably mounted in bushing 70 held in loop 72 of strap 48 trunion 73 is pivotably mounted in bushing 74 which is held in loop 76 of strap 48 the present invention also includes a secondary strap mechanism. |
2 | each comprise a printhead chip 8 bonded to a tab tape automated bond film 6 accommodated and supported by a micro moulding 5 which is in turn adapted to mate with the cover moulding 4 the printhead chip 8 is typically a micro electro mechanical system s mems device the present invention will now be described with particular reference to the applicant 39 s memjet u2122 technology various aspects of which are described in detail in the cross referenced documents it will be appreciated that memjet u2122 is only one embodiment of the invention and used here for the purposes of illustration only it is not to be construed as restrictive or limiting in any way on the extent of the broad inventive concept a memjet u2122 printhead is composed of a number of identical printhead modules 2 described in greater detail below a memjet u2122 printhead is a drop on demand 1600 dpi inkjet printer that produces bi level dots in up to 6 colors to produce a printed page of a particular width since the printhead prints dots at 1600 dpi dots per inch each dot is approximately 22 5 u03bcm in diameter and the dots are spaced 15 875 u03bcm apart because the printing is bi level the input image is typically dithered or error diffused for best results the modules 2 are designed such that the printhead chips 8 of adjacent modules can exactly abut one another so that there are no gaps or overlap in the printing produced to achieve this the modules 2 must be precisely aligned with each other after being mounted on the metal chassis 1 aligning. |
5 | in a plurality of layers in each groove as seen in fig2 when the predetermined number of turns or layers of wire have been wound in a selected groove the trolleys or carriages will be stopped and the end of the wire will be appropriately anchored for example by means of anchor plates in the groove whereafter the apparatus may then be properly positioned in relation to another trough or channel in readiness for a further winding operation the payout sheave 39 performs two functions firstly it provides for the turning of the wire through 180 u00b0 as seen in fig4 and secondly it serves to adjust the pay off height of the wire so that the strands will be correctly positioned in the trough or channel on the vessel it is to allow for performance of the second function that provision is made for the before mentioned adjustment of the axis of rotation of sheave 39 the arrangement is such that as one complete passage of wire around the vessel is achieved the sheave 39 will be tilted by an amount corresponding to the thickness of the wire so that while the point of entry of the wire onto the sheave 39 from the tensioning unit will remain at a constant level the point of departure of said wire from the sheave will be either raised or lowered by an amount corresponding to the thickness of the wire so that on the next passage around the vessel the resulting winding will be laid in side by side relationship with the preceding winding with no overlapping of said windings by arranging for such adjustment of the payout sheave 39 any necessity for adjusting the height of the. |
5 | is a normally closed two position two way valve the valve 10 is sometimes referred to as a u201c cartridge u201d type valve because it is often manufactured in the configuration of fig1 and it is slipped into a valve chamber in the body of a downhole tool the downhole tool typically have u2014 or more dirty fluid valves to test wellbore fluids at different well depths each valve 10 is in fluid communication with the wellbore and a sample collection bottle to hold wellbore fluids the valve 10 is typically rated for operational pressures of up to 30 000 psi and temperatures of up to 350 u00b0 f the valve 10 has a generally cylindrical body 12 which defines a longitudinal bore 14 which is sized and arranged to receive a seal carrier 16 the seal carrier moves from a normally closed position shown in fig1 to an open position shown in fig2 the body 12 has threads 18 formed on one end to threadably engage the cap 20 a cylinder cover 22 surrounds a portion of the body 12 the cylinder cover 22 is rotationally held in place on the body by a set screw 24 and longitudinally in place by cap 20 the body 12 defines an open pilot port 26 which is in fluid communication with. |
3 | or r 3 can be taken together with r 4 to form cyclopropyl or cyclobutyl r 4 is selected from h and c 1 c 4 alkyl said alkyl is optionally substituted with one or more substituents selected from r u2032 r 5 is selected from h and c 1 c 4 alkyl or r 5 can be taken together with r 1 to form a monocyclic heterocycle which is optionally substituted with one or more substituents selected from r u2032 r u2033 is selected from h and c 1 c 4 alkyl wherein said alkyl is optionally substituted with one or more substituents selected from halogen and oh l 1 is a c 4 c 22 alkyl or a c 4 c 22 alkenyl and in another embodiment of this invention the cationic lipids are illustrated by the formula a r 1 and r 2 are independently selected from h methyl and ethyl wherein said methyl and ethyl are optionally substituted with one or more substituents selected from r u2032 or r 1 and r 2 can be taken together with the nitrogen to which they are attached to form a monocyclic heterocycle which is optionally substituted with one or more substituents selected from r u2032. |
6 | the diesel particulate filter flange 50 diesel particulate filter coupler fasteners 64 fasten the adaptor flange 48 and diesel particulate filter flange 50 together the inlet 46 of the diesel particulate filter 42 connects to an ash collector 54 such as a shop vac bag or other dust reservoir that allows clean air to vent from the ash collector 54 and the diesel particulate filter cleaning apparatus 10 the inlet 46 is preferably at least partially enclosed within ash collector 54 to prevent diesel particulate material from escaping into the environment during cleaning once the apparatus is assembled the air supply 26 is opened and air flows into the air supply line 28 air next flows from the air supply line 28 into the air chamber 12 in one embodiment the air flows through the fitting 30 and is directed into the air chamber line 19 and the vibrator line 34 the air chamber 12 and vibrator 15 pressurize in another embodiment the air flows only into the air chamber line 19 to pressurize the air chamber 12 the air chamber regulator 20 can be set to a desired air chamber pressure to regulate the flow of air into the air chamber 12 the pressure in the air chamber 12 can range from about 10 psi to about 90 psi for the air chamber 12 although a maximum pressure is the amount of pressure that can be used without degrading the diesel. |
6 | 24 in the embodiment shown in fig1 a mounting rail 36 may be used to attach the tube 34 to the housing 24 the mounting rail 36 may be a standardized mounting platform such as the picatinny rail accessory mount or the like the tube 34 may be used to house a parachute 38 the parachute 38 may be coupled to the barrel section 14 in order to create a drag to limit the travel of the barrel section 14 a connection device 40 may be used to secure the parachute 38 to the barrel section 14 in general the connection device 40 may be coupled to the parachute 38 and to the rear section of the barrel section 14 such as the breech area of the barrel section 14 in the embodiment shown in fig1 a groove 42 may be formed in the barrel section 14 the groove 42 may be formed in a rear section of the barrel section 14 the connection device 40 may be a lanyard 40 a or the like one end of the lanyard 40 a may be secured within the groove 42 a second end of the lanyard 40 a may be secured to the parachute 38 the groove 42 may be formed in the rear section of the barrel section 14 to insure that the lanyard 40 a clears the barrel mounting device 22 as well as the tripod 24 or robot device 44 to which the disrupter barrel 12 is coupled in operation the disrupter barrel 12 may be operated according to standard protocol which may generally include being operated electrically or by a shock tube in order to permit firing of the device from a safe distance the parachute 38 may. |
7 | be implemented is shown in cliff et al u s pat no 5 550 782 it will be understood however that this pld architecture is only one example of pld architectures in which this invention can be implemented and that any other suitable pld architecture can be employed if desired also as has been said the invention can be alternatively implemented in contexts other than plds e g in suitable asics and systems including multiple memory chips such other possible uses will be fully understood from the following description which deals mostly with illustrative pld embodiments of the invention fig1 a and 1 b are collectively a table showing several parameters that are involved in configuring a pld or analogously any other circuitry e g an asic or multi chip system with suitable resources to emulate a cam in accordance with this invention the heading of the fourth column indicates that all parameter values are expected to be integers two functions u201c truncate u201d and u201c ceil u201d may be used to force certain calculations to integer values in particular the truncate function rounds a non integer value down to the next lower integer value and the ceil function rounds a non integer value up to the next higher integer value a third function u201c min u201d selects the lower of two indicated values lines 1 3 in fig1 a indicate that the user may specify the size. |
8 | laser of the present invention may be fabricated by any conventional method by which active and blocking regions may be formed wherein their refractive index difference at the fundamental frequency is less than about 0 029 provided below as an example is a fabrication method for a mesa buried heterostructure distributed feedback laser which may be used to construct a laser according to embodiments of the present invention a double heterostructure is grown over conventional first order distributed feedback gratings that are etched into a substrate the substrate may be for example inp the double heterostructure may be grown by a variety of epitaxial techniques such as for example liquid phase epitaxy hybrid vapor phase epitaxy and metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy the double heterostructure may consist of a plurality of layers an oxide layer such as silicon dioxide for example is deposited over the surface of the double heterostructure stripes are photolithographically patterned in a direction perpendicular to the gratings the silicon dioxide or analogous layer serves as both an etch mask during mesa etching and a growth mask during blocking layer growth which is performed using metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy mesas are chemically etched to the desired width for example 1 0 3 0 u03bcm the mesas that are formed are vertical walled for several microns below the surface thus providing good correspondence between the mesa width and the active width after etching semi insulating blocking layers are regrown around the mesas by selective metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy after metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy blocking layer regrowth the sio 2 is etched away. |
9 | residual of boron deposited on the dielectric and still remaining on the dielectric 14 the second b 2 h 6 atomic layer caps the in situ heater material 20 next as shown in fig4 a dielectric layer 26 is blanket deposited over the structure and then planarized down to the upper surface 28 of the dielectric 14 as shown in fig5 finally a chalcogenide layer 30 is deposited as indicated in fig6 the vertical heater material 20 makes a small area or point contact with the chalcogenide layer 30 thereafter the chalcogenide layer may be covered with additional layers including another electrode or metal layer not shown then additional layers also not shown may be deposited such as the layers forming an ovonic threshold switch as one example in some embodiments the surface area of contact between the vertically oriented heater material 20 and the chalcogenide layer 30 is governed by the thickness of the deposition of the heater material 20 using atomic layer deposition this layer can be made extremely small resulting in a very small area of contact between the chalcogenide layer 30 and the heater material 20 while the figures depict the formation of the single cell a large number of cells may be formed at the same time for example by forming. |
5 | observing the measurement taken during this test the following conclusions can be made it can be concluded that the use of a membrane of one millimeter thickness applied directly behind the gypsum board allows slowing down the time of failure by 23 minutes which is equivalent to slowing it down by 50 when comparing it to the measurement taken for the area of the unprotected gypsum board in order to directly visualize the protective effect to the fire of the vapor barrier made with laminates of intumescent self adhesive inorganic fire resistant putty a wall assembly as shown in fig5 was constructed for a test made up of two stiles of radiata pine 28 on to which two laminates 32 33 of the inorganic intumescent putty of 1 5 millimeters of thickness were placed the outer side not exposed to the fire was covered with an osb board 29 and the inner side exposed to the fire was covered with a gypsum board 30 filling up the interior with fiberglass insulation 31 of 10 centimeters thickness in the center of this structural assembly a gas powered blowtorch flamethrower was placed at 30 centimeters distance after a few minutes the gypsum board disintegrated exposing the flame directly on to the intumescent inorganic putty laminate which then lasted for over six hours without any destruction or flame spread 1 gypsum board 2 polyethylene vapor barrier of 0 5 mm thickness 3 wooden stile of 2 5 cm thickness and 5 centimeters width 4 termo acoustic insulation fibre glass of 2 5 cm thickness 5 phenolic slanting wood. |
8 | and the 8 byte input key designated as key_b is either a data type key or an any_a mac type key the combination process to combine the keys into a 16 byte key is allowed conditionally as long as the user requesting the combination process is authorized or has the necessary permissions to direct the system 100 to perform such a combination process referring to fig2 b if the user does not have the necessary permissions to direct the system 100 to perform the combination process for the particular keys as indicated in the table 300 a rejection message may be output in the block 220 if the user does have the necessary permissions to perform the combination process for the particular keys as indicated in table 300 the hsm 112 creates a 16 byte key token using the received 8 byte key tokens and outputs the created 16 byte key token to the user which may be output for example via the display device 104 of fig1 or saved in the memory 108 for later retrieval by a user fig4 illustrates a block diagram of an exemplary method for creating a 16 byte key token in block 402 a default cvvkey a cv is generated having a length for a 16 byte key in this regard the cvvkey a is a key token structure containing default values for a token that will hold a 16 byte cvv key the cvvkey a. |
7 | only then the electrostatic latent images are toner developed at the developing unit 11 and the developed toner images are transferred by the transfer corotron 37 to the copy paper fed from the sheet feed cassette 20 thus the copy paper on which the toner images are transferred is peeled off by the peel off pawl 30 from the photosensitive drum 4 and heated and pressurized by the fixing unit and thereafter discharged onto the sheet discharge tray 53 in addition the residual charge and toner which is not transferred to the copy paper but remains on the photosensitive drum 4 are removed therefrom by the erase lamp 58 and cleaning unit 54 respectively in the abovementioned electrostatographic apparatus the center of gravity thereof is positioned apart rightwardly from the dimensional center of the body 1 by a dimension a fig2 is a schematic front view of the electrostatographic apparatus of a type of being out of the original support plate 2 forwardly by a dimension b and backwardly by that c from the body 1 in which a relation of b gt c holds and the center of gravity g of body 1 is biased by a dimension a rightwardly from the dimensional center of body 1 in addition internal construction of the apparatus shown in fig2 is same as fig1 embodiment now in such photostatographic apparatus originals 71 larger in thickness are placed on the original support plate 2 to start the copying as shown in fig3 a through c in this case the center of gravity of originals 71 is positioned at a point p the point p when the plate 2 slides out leftwardly from the. |
1 | but any means known in the art to adjust the liquid level of the center portion 10 b may be utilized both a leg extension leg curl attachment 45 and a fly machine attachment 50 comprise expandable bladders 27 a liquid tank system 25 a 25 b having at least one tank supplies liquid solution to the bladders 27 the liquid solution travels from the tank 25 a 25 b through a channel 28 to the appropriate attachment 45 50 or other attachment such as a bench press or other type of weight machine the weight resistance is manually set by dials 30 a 30 b on respective tanks 25 a 25 b however a computer operated system may alternatively be utilized with the present liquid weight system a dial adjustment 22 allows for adjustment to the length of the cables 28 to accommodate variation among users the foregoing is considered as illustrative only numerous modifications and changes will readily occur by those skilled in the art the present teachings are not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction shown and described and accordingly all suitable modifications and equivalents that fall within a scope of the invention may be resorted to for example the expandable bladder discs. |
9 | commonly available type which can be easily obtained commercially the landing shock of a rear toe 80 is transmitted to the shock absorber 50 and is absorbed thereby here since the vertical axis of the rear toe 80 of the foot system is always parallel with the vertical axis of the shock absorber 50 in cooperation with the parallelogram configuration of the upper and lower parallel links 100 101 and 110 111 the contact trajectory is positioned on a symmetrical line with the shock absorber axis therefore since the shock absorber is applied with only the force in the symmetrical axis direction it is possible to achieve a desired performance of the shock absorber 50 the piston rod of the shock absorber 50 is fully compressed by the body weight after landing as the foot system rotates in the pitch direction of the shank 230 after landing the piston rod of the shock absorber extends by the force of an internal spring not shown whose reaction force is very small with reference to fig7 a through 7e the operation of the foot system for a jointed leg type walking robot will now be explained in more detail fig7 a shows a landing phase of the robot as shown therein when the foot system lands on the ground surface the rear toe 80 lands thereon earlier than the front toe 70 the shock absorber 50 is compressed by the force which occurs when the. |
3 | an internal pressure of 46 atm of oxygen was established after 3 hours the temperature inside the autoclave was 340 u00b0 c and that temperature was maintained for 120 minutes the final pressure amounted to 250 atm the magnetic characteristics of the obtained product were as follows hci 480 oersteds u03c3 s 79 1 e m u g u03c3 r u03c3 s 0 55 the procedure followed in this example was the same as in example 1 except that the amount of sb 2 o 3 introduced into the chromium chromate solution was 0 239 g and thus the percent by weight of antimony amounted to 0 4 with respect to the anhydrous chromium chromate in the hollow space between the test tube and the autoclave walls no distilled water was introduced the autoclave was heated in a muffle oven thermostabilized at a temperature of 380 u00b0 c at the beginning of the example an internal pressure of 85 atm was established by means of nitrogen added from a nitrogen bottle after 3 hours the temperature inside the autoclave reached 375 u00b0 c and was maintained thereat for 120 minutes the final pressure amounted to 350 atm the magnetic characteristics of the obtained product were hci 490 oersted u03c3 s 87 3 e m u g u03c3 r u03c3 s 0 54 the following examples are given to show the preparation of cro 2 modified by the inclusion of a second element in addition to sb in examples 17 24 this second element is la in examples 25 28 this second element is respectively li sr fe and pb the procedures followed in these examples were the same as in example 1 except that before introducing the sb 2 o 3 into the chromium chromate. |
5 | bag any of a number of sheet materials have been found suitable fig6 illustrates a single section of paper towelling as removed from supply roll 38 other materials such as individual hand towels nakins newspaper and the like can also be used for this purpose the size of the sanitation sheet 36 should be compatible with the dimensions of the frame elements 12 16 and is generally square in configuration a towel section typically 27 5 u00d7 27 5 cm is used in the preferred embodiment shown the paper towelling has been found to provide the necessary strength and absorbency characteristics for this intended use the manner of attaching the sanitation sheet 36 will now be discussed with reference to fig3 and 6 it should first be noted that the frame elements 12 16 are provided with clasps or retaining clips 40 42 these clips 40 42 may be fabricated of a similar thermoplastic material and formed unitarily with the respective frame elements 12 16 or alternatively other forms of yieldable fasteners may be employed for instance metal spring clips in the preferred embodiment plastic resilient clips 40 42 are formed integrally or secured to the respective frame elements 12 16 by means. |
2 | then closed during a period of 20 seconds the tubing was further heated by the steam and expanded so that it pressed against the flexible restraining tube a valve was then opened to admit air at 30 psig the steam valve was simultaneously closed the exit valve was then opened slightly to permit gas to escape but to maintain the pressure inside the fep plastic tubing compressed air was allowed to bleed through the expanded tubing until the tubing had cooled sufficiently so that the pressure could be removed without the tubing shrinking the result was a piece of plastic tubing with a cylindrically expanded section two end sections of the original unexpanded diameter and two transition sections between the end diameter and the expanded diameter cutting off the end and transition sections gave a length of heat shrinkable plastic tubing which had the desired property of shrinking back to its original diameter when heated above 150 u00b0 c the heat shrinkable plastic tubing was smooth with a circular cross section except that there was a visible line where the ends of the restraining loop had been clamped together this line or seam was raised enough that it could be felt by passing a finger over it the process of example 1 was substantially repeated except the unexpanded plastic tubing was 11 2 inches in diameter the expanded tubing 2 inches in diameter and the restraining flexible sheet cylinder was made of 10 mil du pon armalon tfe fluorocarbon resin coated glass fabric the unexpanded tube had the following thickness at various points 24 26 25 23 mils the expanded tubing had the following thickness. |
4 | 283 0 258 2 25 2 78 2 03 2 53 ut 4 b 1 11 1 08 0 00 0 50 0 208 0 193 1 80 2 20 1 67 2 04 ut 1 c 1 20 1 17 0 00 0 00 0 000 0 000 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 048 88 0 93 1 18 67 65 ut 2 c 1 10 1 07 0 00 0 20 0 083 0 078 1 50 1 90 1 41 1 78 ut 3 c 1 15 1 12 0 00 0 00 0 000 0 000 1 15 1 46 1 03 1 31 ut 4 c 1 13 1 10 0 00 0 30 0 125 0 114 1 40 1 77 1 28 1 61 ut 1 d 1 20 1 17 0 00 0 00 0 000 0 000 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 000 100 0 71 0 87 75 74 ut 2 d 1 08 1 05 0 00 0 00 0 000 0 000 0 72 0 95 0 69 0 91 ut 3 d 1 13 1 10 0 00 0 00 0 000 0 000 1 15 1 40 1 05 1 28 ut 4 d 1 11 1 08 0 00 0 00 0 000 0 000 1 18 1 40 1 10 1 30 25 1 a 0 92 0 89 0 60 1 10 0 458 0 516 3 10 3 70 3 49 4 17 0 478 na 3 51 4. |
1 | contained within the load cell to 0 pounds this same electrical signal resets the revolution counter 31 to 0 revolutions when the shaft 12 has turned sufficient revolutions to cause the crosshead 19 to compress the ball 22 exactly one inch or other specified distance from the point of initial contact by the crosshead the preset counter 31 stops the drive motor 10 the same electrical signal which stops the motor also operates the solenoid valve 34 to activate the piston of air cylinder 36 and this immediately forces the two needles 25 and 26 through the wall of the hollow ball 22 as shown in fig3 when the upward travel of block 38 causes it to engage a limit switch on the rest plate 21 not shown a timer switch not shown is activated to open a solenoid valve in the cement line 44 pressurized cement of the type described flows through the passage 43 and needle 26 into the ball 22 to form a puddle around the two needle punctures approximately 1 2 1 cc of cement per ball is used when the cement has been injected the cement solenoid valve not shown is closed automatically by a delay timer arresting the flow of. |
2 | p 2 the oil 50 has a viscosity as shown in fig2 for which a surface 52 thereof is higher than the damping device 40 for a predetermined distance and an air chamber 60 is formed between the surface 52 and the nozzle 22 a high pressure gas is issued into the air chamber 60 via the nozzle 22 to make the front fork 100 having a pressure in the air chamber 60 greater than that of outside the pressure in the air chamber 60 can be adjusted to meet a riders 39 requirements as the fork compresses oil flows through the damping devise 40 into the cavity of the upper fork tube 20 reducing the volume available for the pressurize gas 60 as this gas further compresses the force acting on the surface of the oil 52 increases exponentially this rise in pressure also effects the damping characteristic of the spool valve 44 to increase the damping coefficient of the system as the pressure rises the relative volume allowed for the pressurized gas 60 with respect to the intended fork stroke sets the progressive feel of the fork for the rider this feel can be easily changed and tailored to a given rider by adding or removing small amounts of oil and by increasing or decreasing the initial pressure of the gas 60 as shown in fig4 when a smaller impact is exerted on the front fork 100 some oil 50 will flow through the orifice 422 which has a smaller flow area but the spool valve or piston 44 is not moved because of the pressure in the air chamber 60 and the spring 46 under this condition the. |
6 | heat loss negligible cyclone 21 heat lost via radiant heating produces energy heat lost in fly ash produces energy net energy produces unusable energy heat loss significant baghouse 22 heat loss via radiant heating produces energy heat lost in fly ash produces energy net energy produces unusable energy heat loss significant acid gas scrubber 23 heat loss via radiant heating produces energy heat lost in quenching gas with caustic produces energy solution net energy produces unusable energy heat loss significant carbon dioxide scrubber 24 heat loss via radiant heating produces energy heat loss via compressive heating produces energy heat lost in cryogenic chilling produces energy net energy produces unusable energy heat loss significant heat balance heat produced 100 heat used to produce steam 88 heat loss through radiant convection 10 heat loss from ash 2 heat loss through combustor fire tube lt 0 001 and boiler to ensure that the heat loss from heating unnecessary oxidant and diluent is minimized the quantity of oxygen and carbon dioxide at each point of the combustion process is stringently controlled this control benefits the combustion process in three ways the first way is by minimizing the heat loss in the combustion process this minimizes the amount of carbon monoxide produced carbon monoxide a priority pollutant is produced indirectly proportional to the combustion temperature therefore by maximizing the temperature while maintaining a slight excess of. |
9 | 10 and the thrust pin 38 wherein the first valve 26 is closed while the second valve 32 is open fig1 b on the other hand illustrates an intermediate position wherein the thrust pin 38 has been forced upwardly in order to contact the ball 42 while simultaneously closing the second valve 32 lastly fig1 c exemplifies the invention upon the thrust pin 38 having reached a fully extended second position whereby the first valve is fully open while the second valve is closed as best shown in fig2 the first valve 26 includes a ball 42 located in the upper chamber 22 that when in the closed position as illustrated simultaneously sealingly engages a first valve seat 44 machined into the body 16 and an elastomeric sealing element 46 preferably an o ring as is evident in fig2 when the first valve 26 is in its closed position there is a space 48 created between an upper shaft portion 50 of the thrust pin 38 and the ball 42 thus the supply pressure from the supply gas maintains the ball 42 in its engaged position the improvement provided by the present invention encompasses the use of an elastomeric seal within the first valve 26 while maintaining metal to metal contact between the ball 42 and the valve seat 44 in this regard the valve seat 44 is provided with a recess 52 of the depth sufficient so that the o ring 46 may be self restrained therein and exposed only a small degree such that when the first valve 26 is in its closed position the ball 42 simultaneously sealingly engages both a surface portion of the valve seat 44 and the o ring. |
1 | to the task e g u201c ok vee i 39 m at the tunnel just like you asked u201d the toy train system 10 can include a plurality of level 2 destinations 108 in one play scenario upon activation of a first switch the level 2 destination 108 periodically transmits a destination identification signal via infrared the signal is a short range infrared signal the destination identification signal is a code transmitted via infrared that tells a receiving vehicle or other destination 100 or component of the signal the identity of the destination transmitting the signal the receiving vehicle or other destination or component must process the received identification signal to determine what next to u201c say u201d such as generate a sound effect or articulate a message or u201c do u201d according to a play pattern when a vehicle 18 is in close proximity to the level 2 destination 108 and receives the destination identification signal it counts how many times the same signal has been received if the vehicle 18 does not consistently receive the level 2 destination identification signal enough times to equal about one second of elapsed time then the vehicle 18 can play a sound e g revving sounds engine sounds train whistle etc this means that the vehicle 18 only received the level 2 destination identification signal for a short period of time and has not stopped at the particular level 2 destination 108 if the vehicle 18 consistently receives the level 2 destination identification signal enough times to equal about one second of elapsed time then it is an indication that the. |
8 | image data the signal processing dsp 202 controls the recording medium interface 104 the memory bus controller 102 and the extended bus interface to read the image data from the recording medium 101 the image data is supplied to the pickup image signal processing circuit 203 the image data is processed by the pickup image signal processing circuit 203 into luminance and color information the output of the pickup image signal processing circuit 203 is thinned if necessary according to the image size of the image display buffer memory 12 by the thinning out process circuit 204 and is transferred to the buffer memory 205 after completion of transfer of the luminance and color information to the buffer memory 205 the thinning out process circuit 204 notifies the signal processing dsp 202 of completion of the transfer upon receipt of this notice the signal processing dsp 202 transfers the luminance information data of the buffer memory 205 to the image display buffer memory 12 by controlling the extended bus interface and the memory bus controller 102 2 5 2 reproduction of compressed images on the recording medium in a case where an image file recorded on the recording medium consists of compressed image data the signal processing dsp 202 reads out the compressed image data from the recording medium 101 by controlling. |
6 | and rotor 30 the configuration of the rotors allows for the introduction of the fluid into half of the center body sections 50 while the other fluid i e stream 1 or stream 2 is introduced into the other half of the center body sections 50 the center body section 26 could be partitioned into many sections depending on the application each section could contain heat storage or molecule storage materials it could also contain a solid catalyst for chemical reactions the center body could also use monolith honeycomb material and the paltition walls are not needed in such a case an important aspect of the present invention is that it allows for regenerative methods such as rotary air dehumidifiers or regenerative heat exchangers to be utilized wherein the center body sections containing the heat exchange material or molecular storage material do not need to be rotated often times the center body sections of such apparatuses can be very heavy and difficult to rotate the present invention allows for simple rotation of the flow of the fluid entering the apparatus without having to move the actual source of the fluid in chromatography the simulated moving bed smb technique is a variant of high performance liquid chromatography it is used to separate particles and or chemical compounds that would be difficult or impossible. |
4 | in a newsprint pulp sample of 85 ctmp pulp and 15 kraft pulp the comparison was done with 0 045 to 0 05 polyethylene oxide by weight of the pulp furnish the reichold bb 139 phenol formaldehyde resin is included for comparison table 4__________________________________________________________________________comparison of high and low molecular weightpolyparavinyl phenol per cent fines retentionmaruzen maruzen maruzen maruzen reichold reicholdgrade s 2 grade s 2 grade h 2 grade h 2 bb 139 bb 139ratio of ratio of ratio of phenolic fines phenolic fines phenolic finespeo retention peo retention peo retention__________________________________________________________________________0 51 58 56 0 51 60 58 0 5 30 871 0 75 73 1 0 77 71 1 0 50 651 5 74 70 1 51 77 41 1 49 54 422 0 75 25 2 0 73 76 3 01 60 33 3 01 56 97 3 98 43 06 3 98 52 17 __________________________________________________________________________ the data shows that at low ratios of poly paravinyl phenol to peo there is an advantage for the higher molecular weight material for fines retention table 5__________________________________________________________________________comparison of high and low molecular weightpolyparavinyl phenol drainage time to 100 ml maruzen maruzen maruzen maruzen reichold reicholdgrade s 2 grade s 2 grade h 2 grade h 2 bb 139 bb 139ratio of drainage ratio of drainage ratio. |
5 | underneath upper slip ring 30 as shown in fig1 b examples of suitable slip rings are described in u s pat no 5 540 279 typically upper slip wedge 32 will be designed as a partial cone so as to provide a ramp or wedge for splitting and radially expanding upper slip ring 30 when frac plug 10 is moved into its set position upper slip wedge 32 abuts expandable sealing element 34 located below upper slip wedge 32 located below upper slip wedge 32 is expandable sealing element 34 the frac plug 10 includes at least one such expandable sealing element but can include two three or more such elements expandable sealing element 34 has unset and set positions corresponding to the unset and set positions of frac plug 10 respectively expandable sealing element 34 is radially expandable from the unset position to the set position in response to the application of axial force on expandable sealing element 34 in the set position the expandable sealing element 34 engages an inner wall of a casing in the wellbore to create a seal to prevent flow through annulus between frac plug 10 and the casing limiter rings can be positioned at the upper and lower ends of expandable sealing element 34 so as to limit longitudinal or axial expansion of expandable sealing element 34 when frac plug 10 is moved into its set position upper slip wedge 32 is disposed at the upper end of expandable sealing element 34 there is a lower slip wedge 36 disposed at the lower end of expandable sealing element 34 lower slip wedge 36 is similar to upper slip wedge 32 but oriented opposite to upper slip wedge 32 as shown the upper end of expandable sealing element 34 resides directly against the abutting. |
9 | 19 a coupling section is formed which comprises several for example three projections 20 a connecting element 21 can be screwed into the second counter thread 17 and will be described in more detail in the following with reference to fig3 and 4 in this context fig3 shows a perspective view of the connecting element 21 fig4 shows a perspective partial view of a kit comprising the filter device 1 of fig1 as well as the connecting element 21 the connecting element 21 has a tubular section 22 which supports at one end an outer thread 23 on one end of the tubular section 22 projections 24 are provided that form a coupling section the projections 24 for example three such projections extend parallel to an axis of rotation 25 of the thread 23 moreover the projections 24 are distributed about the axis of rotation 25 preferably uniformly and extend according to the present embodiment away from the thread 23 at the other end the tubular section 22 has a connecting socket 26 for connecting a hose not illustrated the connecting element 21 comprises moreover a profiled ring 27 which is arranged coaxial to the tubular section 22 the ring 27 is connected by means of a circumferential web 31 fixedly to the tubular section 22 the ring 27 is arranged approximately centrally between both ends of the tubular section 22 in place of the ring 27 another type of grip can be used also the profiled ring 27 can be gripped easily with one hand in order to screw in the thread. |
4 | for about 1 to 3 hours the particular time period depending on the remaining conditions applied temperature pressure catalyst and the desired degree of polymerisation that is to say the desired viscosity theoretically the process can also be worked at pressures above 100 mbar but in that case the reaction period is lengthened considerably which is undesirable as a rule since decomposition phenomena may occur the catalysts employed are those known for this reaction according to the state of the art dialkyl zirconates are preferred the alkyl groups being able to be branched or linear and containing 1 to 24 c atoms tetraalkyl orthotitanates can also be employed alkyl group having 4 c atoms are preferred especially n butyl compounds the quantity of catalyst lies within the known range of about 0 01 to 5 by weight related to the weight of the reaction mixture preferably the quantity of catalyst is below about 1 by weight production can also be effected in such a way that all the starting products are first heated to the above mentioned temperatures of about 180 u00b0 to 300 u00b0 c preferably about 200 u00b0 to 260 u00b0 c for a period of about 2 to 5 hours with dissociation of water preferably for about 2 5 to 3 5 hours subsequently after condensation is carried out under reduced pressure within the range indicated above and at the temperatures indicated above for the above mentioned period until the. |
4 | with the ozone oxygen mixture air is introduced by line 301 into an air separation unit 302 where oxygen is separated from air oxygen passes by line 303 into an ozone generator 304 and is converted to ozone and this oxygen ozone mixture passes through line 305 into an ozone compressor 310 where it is compressed from here it flows to a control valve 306 that automatically regulates the gas flow by gas flowmeter 307 the ozone gas mixture is introduced to the mixer 309 by an inlet line 308 and is dispersed into the low consistency pulp the pulp slurry gas mixture passes into the column 323 which is held under pressure by a back pressure valve 324 the ozone oxygen mixture dissolves and reacts with the pulp slurry before exiting through valve 324 into line 325 the pulp slurry gas mixture flows into a separator vessel 326 where gases are separated from the pulp and flow through line 327 into an ozone destruct unit 328 where the ozone is destroyed and the gases leave through line 329 the pulp slurry leaves the separator through line 330 and flows into pump 331 where it is pumped through line 332 into a mixer 334 where chlorine dioxide is added through line 333 before flowing by line 335. |
9 | the drum 1 the synchronization roller 12 is positioned so as to appear also in the third passageway 11 and serves to transport a document from the drum 1 to an appropriately disposed discharge tray 15 follower rollers 13 and 14 are provided opposite to the synchronization roller 12 respectively in the second and third passageways 10 and 11 in the second passageway 10 there is provided a detector 16 for detecting the motion of a document which is being transported therethrough as shown in fig2 and 3 this detector 16 has an arm 17 protruding into the second passageway 10 so as to detect not only a document being transported to the drum 1 but also a document being transported from the drum 1 the arm 17 is supported rotatably around an axis 18 such that it can rotate in the direction of the second passageway 10 a magnet 19 is attached to the arm 17 on the side away from the second passageway 10 and there is provided a lead switch 20 opposite to this magnet 19 when a document passes inside the second passageway 10 and the arm 17 is caused to rotate in the direction of a or b as indicated by arrows in fig2 the magnet 19 moves away from the lead switch 20 and thereby activates the lead switch 20 to detect the passage of a document in the second passageway 10 this detector 16 is utilized for controlling the motion of the synchronization roller 12 such as rotation in a normal direction rotation in a reverse. |
3 | the desired product was a thick oil b p 140 u00b0 c 1 0 mm hg nmr confirmed the assigned structure str5 following the general procedure of example 1 but using the appropriately substituted starting materials compound 3 was prepared in 58 yield calculated from the amide as a thick oil having a refractive index at 25 u00b0 c of 1 5946 nmr confirmed the assigned structure str6 a mixture of 20 g 0 086 mole of n 2 2 4 dichlorophenoxy ethyl acetamide 12 4 g 0 086 mole of pocl 3 was stirred at 50 u00b0 60 u00b0 c for five hours after cooling to u02dc 25 u00b0 c 12 2 g 0 086 mole of 4 chloro 2 methylaniline was added to the mixture an exotherm was noted the reaction mixture was stirred at reflux for eight hours allowed to cool and then made basic with a 20 naoh water solution an emulsion was obtained making phasing difficult the solution was made slightly acidic and phasing was obtained the product layer was separated dried over potassium carbonate filtered and distilled under reduced pressure the resulting oil was heated in 200 mls toluene filtered hot and cooled the toluene phase was poured into 200 mls of n hexane and cooled to dry ice acetone bath temperatures the solids obtained were filtered off the liquid phase was distilled under reduced pressure to produce 8 2 g 26 yield from the amide of a thick oil having a refractive index at 25 u00b0 c of 1 6013 nmr spectra confirmed the assigned structure str7 the n 2 phenoxy ethyl amide starting material may be prepared by reacting an appropriate phenol with an appropriate oxazoline both of which are available commercially in. |
9 | a co cs type tsz1 as a result of chemical analysis the zeolite was found to have the following composition in terms of the molar ratio of oxides in the anhydrous basis as a result of x ray diffraction the zeolite crystal was found to be an orthorhombic system first 20 g of the cs type tsz2 obtained in example 12 was added to 200 cc of an aqueous solution containing 15 7 g of cobalt ii acetate tetrahydrate and after the mixture was stirred at 60 u00b0 c for 20 hours the reaction product was washed to carry out the co ion exchange operation this operation was repeated twice and the reaction product then dried to provide a co cs type tsz2 as a result of chemical analysis the zeolite was found to have the following composition in terms of the molar ratio of oxides in the anhydrous basis as a result of x ray diffraction the zeolite crystal was found to be an orthorhombic system first 20 g of the cs type tsz3 obtained in example 13 was added to 200 cc of an aqueous solution containing 5 9 g of cobalt ii acetate tetrahydrate and after the mixture was stirred at 60 u00b0 c for 20 hours the reaction product was washed to carry out the co ion exchange operation this operation was repeated twice and the product then dried to provide a co cs type tsz3 as a result of chemical analysis the zeolite. |
8 | a confirmation server 160 or a plurality of confirmation servers that monitor broadcasts and collect feedback related to broadcasts feedback may be reported directly to a network node 130 via internet or other means a confirmation server 160 that receives an appropriate rf broadcast may send rf decoded data to a network node 130 which it in turn compares to broadcast data that was sent via rf consequently a network node 130 may confirm accuracy and or success of a broadcast both in terms of content and location alternatively a network node may enable 3 rd party auditing another manner of monitoring and collecting feedback includes a confirmation server 160 or collection of servers that receive incoming messages from remote devices 150 156 that are equipped with an ability to transmit data either directly or indirectly back to a network node 130 transmissions from a remote device may include short range rf communications using bluetooth 802 11 and gprs information confirming an rf communication may include an acknowledgement of receipt a date and time received as well as other useful information in response to the remote devices receipt of rf data failure of a communication may indicate that a remote device is inoperable or no longer within the geographical range of the regional broadcast station fig1 may be readily understood by reference to a specific example consider a britney spears doll that sings and dances as a function of local instructions within the doll a. |
2 | laterally from one side of the vehicle to the other because no additional units are attached to the sides of the vehicle an effective through flow is possible a layout of the air lines in the longitudinal direction would be disrupted by the counterweight which is located behind the mounting device 13 and could create an unpleasant draft in the vicinity of the operator 39 s feet depending on the gaseous medium used the air flow in the mounting device 13 should be designed by the suitable placement of ventilation openings so that no flammable mixtures of gases can accumulate in the mounting device 13 information can be exchanged between the mounting device 13 and the industrial truck 5 by means of suitable connections such as a bus system for example control and monitoring devices can be installed in a fixed and permanent manner in the industrial truck for the various operating systems used for the generation of electrical energy i e such as fuel cells internal combustion engine and battery these devices can be located on the driver 39 s control console thereby making it possible for the operator to have all or most of the information that is important for operation such as the amount of fuel in the tank or the charging status operating temperatures or. |
9 | plants closer to the uv c lamps the dome will be lowered a milfoil infestation and treat the milfoil with uv c rays the method and apparatus for treating aquatic plants and plant fragments with uv c lamps where the light rays damage the plant cells and cause the plant and plant fragments to die this method causes no other environmental damage like herbicides that contaminate the water and cause plants to build up resistance to the herbicide chemicals the method and apparatus for treating aquatic plants floating on the water surface functions by treating the top and or underside of the floating plants with uv c light rays the uv c lamps may be supported in an open housing and frame supported by pontoons so the uv c light rays are at the desired distance for the top of the plants and or the underside roots of the plant all publications and patent applications mentioned in this specification are indicative of the level of skill of those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains all publications and patent applications are herein incorporated by reference to the same extent as if each individual publication or patent application was specifically and individually indicated to. |
2 | uv lamps of 80 watt cm power produced by quantum s r l at a rate of 20 cm min in this manner a dimensionally stable container with stiffened but non fragile corners is obtained suitable for containing solid or liquid foods an ablative polymer consisting of a sprayable rigid silicone material of the type known commercially as cpc 1050 produced by ge is sprayed onto the film of the previous example the liquid quantity sprayed is chosen such as to create an agglomerate with about 10 vol of ablative silicone on the polyethylene film volume a further film is then applied to the film treated in this manner to form a sandwich which sealedly retains the silicone material after the edges of the two films have been welded together the sandwich film obtained in this manner is used to form a container which was then placed in an oven at a temperature of more then 100 u00b0 c the ablative process gave rise to the formation of gas at high pressure which conferred rigidity to the entire container using the method of the previous example instead of an ablative silicone the polyethylene film was given an application of polyurethane which on transformation into foam stiffened the container a microfilament mesh of 100 150 micron thickness and with square apertures of 1 mm was prepared from a nickel titanium. |
3 | may be attained to a greater degree if this ratio is greater than 1 and preferably 1 2 4 0 say 2 0 presence of the excess of e g methanol facilitates purification of the desired unsymmetrical ethers and increases the life and selectivity of the catalysts used for preparation etherification may be preferably carried out in the presence of a solid resin etherification catalyst these catalysts are preferably relatively high molecular weight carbonaceous materials containing at least one so 3 h group as the functional group typical of these catalysts are the sulfonated coals 34 zeo karb h 34 34 nalcite x 34 and 34 nalcite ax 34 produced by the treatment of bituminous coals with sulfuric acid these materials are usually available in a neutralized form and in this case must be activated to the hydrogen form by treatment with a strong mineral acid such as hydrochloric acid followed by water washing to remove sodium and chloride ions prior to use the sulfonated resin type catalysts are preferred for use in the present invention these catalysts include the reaction products of phenol formaldehyde resins and sulfuric acid 34 amberlite ir 1 34 34 amberlite ir 100 34 and 34 naleite mx 34 also useful are the sulfonated resinous polymers of coumarone indene with cyclopentadiene sulfonated polymers of coumarone indene with furfural sulfonated polymers of coumarone. |
4 | change motion according to the invention see fig1 comprises a bearing structure 30 which is provided with means 34 35 36 for the fixing which means are movable in the breadthwise direction on a fixed part of a weaving machine this bearing structure comprises in the operational position essentially a horizontal bearing plate 31 and a fixing section 32 which is situated virtually at right angles to the top surface of said bearing plate 31 two u shaped brackets 20 22 are fixed above one another on the fixing section 32 so that their legs extend horizontally above one another and above the top surface of the bearing plate 31 a space is provided between the two brackets 20 22 and between the bottom bracket 22 and the bearing plate 31 by leaving a vertical distance between them a shaft 19 21 is supported on bearings in each of the two brackets 20 22 which shaft extends virtually at right angles between the legs of each bracket 20 22 the two shafts 19 21 lie in line with each other in a direction which is virtually at right angles to the top surface of the bearing plate 31 two drop wires 1 2 3 4 are fixed above one another on each of these shafts 19 21 so that all drop wires 1 2 3 4 are fixed rotatably in planes situated above one. |
5 | user completes step 6 of the apparatus assembly steps referring to fig1 there is shown an example embodiment of the partially assembled security device according to the invention showing the pieces labeled u201c u bar a u201d 1 u201c u lock block u201d 6 u201c u bar b u201d 2 stake b 4 u201c weave bar u201d 5 stake a 3 and showing the laptop 9 to be protected and making salient the assembly step 6 u201c insert stake a vertically through the lower and then upper slots of u bar b and then through the tubular horizontal opening of the weave bar so that the opening on stake a is perfectly aligned with the opening on the tube of the weave bar u201d fig1 is a front perspective view of u bar a 1 u bar b 2 u lock block 6 stake b 4 weave bar 5 stake a 3 and attached open padlock 10 in its assembled attached to laptop 9 position this configuration appears when user completes step 7 of the apparatus assembly steps referring to fig1 there is shown an example embodiment of the partially assembled security device according to the invention showing the pieces labeled u201c u bar a u201d 1 u201c u lock block u201d 6 u201c u bar b u201d 2 stake b 4 u201c weave bar u201d 5 stake a 3 and showing the padlock 10 and the laptop 9 to be protected and making salient the assembly step 7 u201c insert padlock through the aligned openings on stake a and the weave bar u201d fig1 is a front perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the security system including the attached padlock plus all pieces of the device u bar. |
2 | the phrases u201c in one embodiment u201d u201c in an embodiment u201d or u201c in a specific embodiment u201d in various places throughout this specification are not necessarily referring to the same embodiment furthermore the particular features structures or characteristics of any specific embodiment of the present invention may be combined in any suitable manner with one or more other embodiments it is to be understood that other variations and modifications of the embodiments of the present invention described and illustrated herein are possible in light of the teachings herein and are to be considered as part of the spirit and scope of the present invention it will also be appreciated that one or more of the elements depicted in the drawings figures can also be implemented in a more separated or integrated manner or even removed or rendered as inoperable in certain cases as is useful in accordance with a particular application additionally any signal arrows in the drawings figures should be considered only as exemplary and not limiting unless otherwise specifically noted furthermore the term u201c or u201d as used herein is generally intended to mean u201c and or u201d unless otherwise indicated combinations of components or steps will also be considered as being noted. |
6 | 14 is rigidly attached to base 10 and extends upwardly through the center of work table 12 a tool carriage 16 having a collar portion 18 is slideably mounted on post 14 and is urged upwardly by a compression spring 20 a conventional shotgun shell holder 22 which is slotted to receive the flange portion of the shell is affixed to the top of work table 12 for holding a reloaded shotgun shell 24 to be crimped and a crimper which includes a crimping sleeve 26 mounting bracket 28 and crimping die 30 fig3 is attached to tool carriage 16 above shotgun shell holder 22 crimping sleeve 26 has a generally cylindrical interior cavity 32 fig2 and 3 that is dimensioned to receive an uncrimped shotgun shell as shown in fig2 and has a contiguous cylindrical cavity 34 of smaller radius within its uppermost end in fig1 3 within which crimping die 30 is slideably mounted on rod 36 rod 36 extends through an opening 38 in the upper end of crimping sleeve 32 and is rigidly attached to tool carriage 16 by an adjustment nut 40 fig1 nut 40 is welded to tool carriage 16 and engages threads on rod 36 the position of crimping die 30 relative to tool carriage 16 can be adjusted by rotating the end of rod. |
3 | u02dc 2 00 m 4h 2 19 u02dc 2 31 m 1h 2 25 t j 7 hz 2h 3 13 u02dc 3 24 m 1h 3 70 s 3h 5 08 u02dc 5 26 m 3h 7 41 u02dc 7 60 m 3h 7 70 u02dc 7 91 m 2h ir chcl 3 u03bdmax 3390 3280 1730 5 1162 1156 1094 cm anal calcd for c 20 h 27 no 4 s 0 01 c 6 h 6 c 63 68 h 7 21 n 3 70 s 8 48 found c 63 74 h 7 38 n 3 76 s 8 20 ______________________________________ str17 str18 r 39 compd no ______________________________________ ch sub 3 ib a oac ic a br id a cl ie a______________________________________ to a solution of the compound iia 39 caluculated to contain a weight in b ml of dichloromethane are added c ml of triethylamine and d weight of phenylsulfonyl chloride under ice cooling and the mixture is stirred for 0 5 to 1 hour at the same temperature the reaction mixture is partitioned between 2n hydrochloric acid and ethyl acetate the organic layer is washed with 5 sodium hydrogencarbonate and water successively dried over magnesium sulfate and concentrated under reduced pressure the residue is purified. |
5 | generally illustrated at 10 as will be described below the load distributing apparatus 10 can be used to set a tool in a way that prevents backlash the load distributing apparatus 10 includes a sleeve 14 that is radially expandable and a wedge 18 depicted herein as a tubular that is configured to radially expand the sleeve 14 in response to longitudinal movement of the wedge 18 in relation to the sleeve 14 the sleeve 14 abuts a first tool 22 shown herein as a seal element that is settable in response to longitudinal loading thereof by the sleeve 14 a second tool 26 shown herein as an anchor with slips 30 is settable in response to longitudinal loading thereof by the wedge 18 expansion of the sleeve 14 as the wedge 18 moves therethrough limits the load imparted on the first tool 22 by the sleeve 14 thereby preventing overloading of the first tool 22 and any damage that could result from such overloading in fig1 the first tool 22 is shown in an unset configuration as such seal 34 is not sealingly engaged with walls 38 of a structure 42 within which the first tool 22 is positioned loads imparted on a movable first end 46 of the first tool 22 by the sleeve 14 urges the first end 46 toward a second end 50 of the first tool 22 that is fixedly attached to a base tubular 54 in this embodiment by a c ring 58 movement of the first. |
4 | the clamp sides may have the shape of a rounded edge trapezoid as shown in fig5 a or a rounded edge pentagon as shown in fig5 b for example fig6 is a detailed diagram illustrating belt spool assembly 600 according to one embodiment of the present invention spool assembly 600 includes spool 610 strap guards 620 and at least one gear wheel 630 as discussed above it is preferred that spool 610 has a diameter that is not too small and preferably 1 1 inches or greater such that no significant shear stress is put on the lift strap so as not to damage or destroy it in use strap guards 620 function to protect the lift strap from wear caused by gear wheel 620 and to prevent any grease used on gear wheel 620 from getting on the lift strap strap guards 620 may be made of a conductive material such as aluminum so as to draw heat away from the lift strap and prevent heat damage to the strap in operation gear wheel 630 engages with a worm gear not shown on the motor of the patient lifting device to drive spool 610 which in turn winds and unwinds the lift strap from spool 610 fig7 is a side view of lift strap 700 at a first end e 1 lift strap 700 is folded over itself and either welded to itself or bonded by adhesives to create a fastener free loop with which to connect belt clamp assembly 420 thus when attached to belt clamp assembly 420 lift strap 700 is not damaged perforated stitched or riveted through with mechanical fastenings as discussed above advantageously lift strap 700 is attached to lifting frame 130 in a manner that minimizes areas for moisture and germs. |
1 | electromagnetic energy of the laser beam traces the entire treatment area 42 or 43 according to a pattern as shown in fig6 the tracing pattern can be a spiral pattern 41 a raster pattern or a random pattern 44 when a laser beam impinges upon a spot in the treatment area 42 or 43 a plume of tissue material may be emitted during the next step moving the laser beam to a randomly selected location as shown by the pattern 44 can avoid any interaction between the treatment laser beam and the plume and instead the laser beam is directed to the tissue to be treated prior to commencing treatment using the treatment laser beam as described above it may be beneficial for an operator to ensure that the treatment laser beam would in fact impinge upon all of the treatment area in a uniform manner and not impinge upon the tissue not to be treated to this end the marking laser 16 described above with reference to fig1 can be used the marking laser 16 e g a he u2014 ne laser traces the treatment area 42 or 43 substantially similarly as the treatment laser beam would because both laser beams are focused along the axis 2 and both laser beams are directed using the system schematically shown in fig4 the marking laser 16 however lacks power to ablate or adversely affect dental tissue in the area 42 or 43 and hence may not inadvertently damage the dental tissue within or adjacent to the treatment. |
7 | which are cut out as the sleeve rotates as the edges 10 of the cut out portions move past the sensor 9 they serve as markers which disrupt its magnetic field creating an electrical signal 11 in a field coil carried within the device 9 these signals 11 are carried off by wires 12 for processing by a processor 13 because of the mechanics at linkages provided by the drive shaft 3 and cv joints 4 5 the sleeve 7 turns at the same rotational speed as the wheels 1 any measurement made of the rotational speed of the sleeve 7 therefore is a measure of wheel speed in fig4 the signal 11 is processed in the processor 13 which compares the duration between the arrival of pulses from the sensor 9 to an internally established clock rate and provides as an output a signal 17 to display 20 to provide a measure of wheel speed the preferred form of processor operation may be based on detecting three transitions the processor will wait for a first transition before starting to store counts in a zeroed counter the counts can be provided by the clock signal of a simple basic microprocessor the processor continues storing counts until a second transition is encountered it will note the changed state and continue counting until a third transition takes place the. |
1 | the chair 39 s parts to facilitate seating and unseating of the patient as well as storage and transportation of the chair in a motor vehicle the thigh support 4 commonly known medically as 34 abductors 34 or 34 abduction 34 and the means by which it is adjustably secured to the seat of the chair are shown in fig5 a and 5b thigh support 4 has a generally v shaped pad member and a half cylinder shaped member 9 secured to the v shaped pad member at its apex thigh support 4 is held in place by a u shaped rod 6 which is coupled at one of its ends to cylindrical member 9 the primary purpose of thigh support 4 is to maintain a desired separation between the thighs of a seated patient and to prevent the patient from slouching since this desired separation varies from patient to patient the angular orientation of the two sides of the v shaped thigh support 4 are adjustable via right and left linkage arms 60 the right and left linkage arms 60 each are respectively secured at one of their ends to the right and left side of the v shaped support 4 the other end of the right and left linkage arms 60 are rotatably secured to slip coupler 10 which slides along the horizontal portion of the bent support rod 6 by sliding the coupler 10 forward or backward along the support rod 6 the ends of the pad 4 will contract or expand the desired angular orientation is maintained by tightening set screws not shown mounted in the coupler 10 shown in fig5 b is the assembly which permits adjustment of the position and orientation of thigh support 4 this assembly also permits. |
9 | significant portion of the elasticity of the material is lost upon application of the protective suit to a user wearing a backpack only a minimal amount of stretchability needs to be retained during use of the garment to keep the fabric of the garment conformed to the backpack said another way only a minimum amount of recovery of the material of the backpack portion is required to keep the backpack portion conformed to the wearer fig2 illustrates that in some embodiments the backpack 50 terminates at the bottom edge 60 with a seal or seam that is generally perpendicular 90 degrees to the generally vertical outer edges 52 54 of the backpack 50 this configuration is not totally satisfactory in that during use contaminates tend to collect at the backpack seam at 60 this configuration has a 90 degree contaminate runoff angle the contaminate runoff angle is determined by measuring the angle formed by the outer edges 52 54 of the backpack 50 when the wearer is standing with the line formed by the lower termination of the backpack 50 this angle is denoted in fig2 and 9 at 62 in order to overcome this problem it has been found to be desirable to angle the lower backpack seam 60 downward as illustrated in fig9 this permits contaminates which fall in the gathers to run if liquid or fall if solid out of the bottom area and not collect therein in other words to affect runoff this contaminate runoff angle should be less than 90 degrees for. |
6 | 39 s inlet pressure corresponding to the piston back pressure is equal to the optimum p back defined by the optimum s this optimum represents the most advantageous distribution of charge expansion enthalpy between the piston component of the gas generator unit and the expander unit based on the design optimization consideration p back and hence the charge pressure during the exhaust stroke is to be maintained at a value higher than p super since the intake process to the cylinder cannot take place until the charge pressure within the cylinder drops to the input pressure there can be no overlap of operation of the exhaust and input valves or exhaust through the input valve would occur instead the exhaust valve must close almost at top dead center to lower piston pressure without adversely affecting the p back for the turbine however an additional scavenging exhaust valve is provided as illustrated in fig2 this valve opens simultaneously with the closing of the exhaust valve 40 and opens to a manifold 44 maintained at a pressure slightly lower than p super and remains open until adequate scavenging is effected thus the exhaust process includes the following steps 1 the exhaust valve opens a few crankcase degrees before bottom dead center 2 the exhaust valve closes immediately after the piston reaches top dead center 4 charge scavenging continues as the intake valve opens at a crank angle after top dead center as the scavenging manifold is at a pressure below p super exhaust continues to be removed from the cylinder 5 the scavenging exhaust. |
6 | where a flat pipe may be inserted into slot 41 the frame element not shown is positioned to rest against the header pipe such that its outer surface contacts projection surfaces 33 pointing in the direction of the slot 41 i e outwardly in the plane of the drawing the end portion of the frame element adapts to the header pipe profile and in this way upward or downward movement of the frame element is prohibited or restricted transverse movement is also substantially restricted or prohibited through the cooling fins inserted during manufacturing alternatively or in addition to the foregoing inclines or projections inside the header pipe may be provided to restrict movement of the frame element fig9 is a top view of the end portion of the header pipe flat pipe 5 is introduced from above to rest against the projections 33 from the rear persons of ordinary skill will recognize that more than two projections may be provided and that the profile of the individual projections may be different than that shown in fig9 furthermore one or more of the projections may be designed as an annular protrusion around the header pipe fig1 is a top view of the header pipe along the line c c in fig5 i e in a region where no slot is present it can be seen that the header pipe comprises two portions 54 and 55 extending substantially horizontally i e in the longitudinal direction of the flat pipes and further includes a curved or. |
8 | to the present invention referring to fig3 the driving circuit according to the present invention includes a light emitter 1 a power supply 2 for supplying a power to the light emitter 1 a controller 3 for controlling the power supply 2 and the number of used bits of respective color components and a detective sensor 4 for sensing a grade of an external light the light emitter 1 emits lights of the three primary colors for instance an organic el has a structure wherein organic compounds that emit respective lights of red green and blue are formed on a thin glass substrate and a protective layer is formed on the organic compounds especially the light emitter 1 according to the present invention uses the different numbers of bits and luminance in the outdoor or indoor with respect to the respective colors the light emitter 1 has electrodes provided on luminous materials for emitting the respective colors the power supply 2 supplies the power to the respective luminous materials especially the power supply 2 applies a constant voltage to the respective electrodes at this time the controller 3 controls the power supply 2 to keep a constant output voltage and controls the numbers of used bits of the respective color components that is the controller 3 adjusts the numbers of used bits of the respective color components of the light emitter 1 with reference to information sensed by the. |
5 | the right half 44 is a side brace 38 that face outward fig8 shows a rear view of the side braces 38 on the right half 44 the side braces 38 are approximately 2 inches tall and just wide enough to fit inside the side rails 20 of the ladder being used the outside surface of each side brace 38 has a side brace grip 40 preferably made of rubber the second alternate embodiment operates differently from the preferred embodiment and the first alternate embodiment only in its application and removal from a ladder its passive operation of preventing the use of the top step and rung is identical to the two previously mentioned iterations when applying the second alternate embodiment to a ladder the device begins in a closed position with the two guard body halves 42 and 44 interlocked and pushed together to create the narrowest width and laced inside the opening created by the top rung 18 and step 22 and the two side rails the two halves are then separated until the side braces 38 contact the inside of the side rails snugly the locking teeth 36 on the right and left halves 42 and 44 lock against each other keeping the two halves in position and securing the device in the ladder the side brace grip 40 keeps the device from slipping and protects the side rails of the ladder from damage. |
7 | is a last in used block or not s 709 if it is the last in used block the end indicator is updated and the found in used block is marked as the last in used block s 714 then the translation unit corresponding to the last in used block is inserted into the in used series link s 708 however when the next translation unit of the ba_ins is not the last in used block the determining operation is executed onto the next ba_ins when the scanning process mentioned above is executed on the last block the generation of the in used block series link table is completed it should be noted that in an embodiment of the present invention the translation table uses a bidirectional series link data structure to generate the translation relation between the in used memory block and the system address in order to reduce the built in buffer size of the controller or in order to improve the performance of searching the corresponding memory block address other data structure may be applied in the present invention referring to fig8 after the translation table is generated s 902 the controller is ready to take the access instruction provided by the system s 804 when the system issues the read instruction both lba address and data length of the required data are transmitted to the silicon storage media s 806 meanwhile the controller of the silicon storage media searches for a corresponding data frame in the translation table starting from the memory block address pointed by the start indicator s 808 wherein when the start point and the length of the data to be read are beyond the start point of a most front. |
4 | of the clamps 4 5 by the piece of cloth 3 being deployed gradually towards the vacuum boom 8 while simultaneously the latter is conveyed backwards the fore edge 7 could end up with a completely rectilinear course which is shown in fig8 without the vacuum boom having to be modified from a technical point of view in practice the described pattern of movement requires a control unit in which a control program is stored that defines the mutual patterns of movement of the movable parts such control programs may comprise everything from a simple linear pattern of movement to complex patterns of movement that depend on one or more detectors and or manual adjustment options on the apparatus it will be understood that the mutually shifting in time of parts in accordance with the embodiment shown in fig7 and 8 can be combined with the machine parts described in the context of fig4 and 5 and to further describe the many options that are entailed by the invention fig9 13 show further embodiments of the invention by the embodiment shown in fig9 a vacuum boom is provided which is divided into three sections 16 17 18 as will appear from fig1 the section 17 is configured for being movable in the direction of the arrow relative to sections 16 and 18 section 17 may alternatively be configured to be movable as shown by the arrow in fig1 for straightening the curve of the fore edge 7 of the piece of cloth 3 it will be understood that the sections 16 18 shown in fig1 and 11 are u2014 apart from being movable relative to each other u2014 also configured for being moved in unison in order for them. |
1 | the inner surface greyed purple group 183b and on the outer surface green with some reddish coloration petiole color on floral stem on the inner surface bronze with green and on the outer surface yellow green group 146b petiole color on mature wood on the inner surface yellow green group 146b and on the outer surface yellow green group 146c petiole length of terminal leaflet approximately 14 to 19 mm approximately 16 mm on average with a standard deviation of 2 mm terminal leaflet length approximately 42 to 80 mm approximately 57 mm on average with a standard deviation of 10 mm terminal leaflet width approximately 28 to 49 mm approximately 39 mm on average with a standard deviation of 10 mm terminal leaflet shape at base obtuse to rounded leaflet color of young shoot the upper surfaces of the first leaves are green with purple coloration becoming completely green yellow green group 146a with purple serrations and the under surfaces of the first leaves are greyed purple group 183b becoming yellow green group 146b with purple coloration leaflet color on floral stem yellow green group 147a on the upper surfaces and yellow green group 147b on the under surfaces leaflet color of mature wood yellow green group 147b on the upper surfaces and yellow green group 147b and 147c on the under surfaces number of flowers generally one per stem when grown under forced greenhouse conditions peduncle erect medium stiff green and sometimes brown on one side if the weather is cold possesses some hairs commonly approximately 8 to 10 5 cm in length approximately 9 cm in length on average sepals configuration of the five sepals three commonly exhibit no extensions one commonly exhibits a very weak extension and. |
7 | are detected to be operative to communicate with a card via any number of audible visible electrical or electromagnetic means as necessary while a card remains in activity mode 1102 of fig1 a card may re enter a detection search mode as in step 1106 for example to verify that a card either remains in a proximate or touching relationship with a device or to verify that a card has reentered into a proximate or touching relationship with a device similarly as discussed above delay 1108 may be optionally executed to reduce an amount of time that may be necessary to successfully execute the detection search of step 1106 persons skilled in the art will appreciate that the number of charge discharge sequences that may be executed during an active detection search may be reduced by delay 1108 without sacrificing the effectiveness of the detection search persons skilled in the art will further appreciate therefore that a reduction in the consumption of operational power may be realized fig1 shows flow charts of sequences 1210 1230 step 1211 of sequence 1210 may for example include placing a processor into a sleep mode whereby the processor draws little or no power during the sleep mode in step 1212 a processor may be awakened from a sleep mode to perform an activity during an activity mode the processor may for example be awakened from a sleep mode by an external event e g pressing of a button on a card in step 1213 a processor may for example. |
9 | such as a pointing device a mouse or a joystick 7 and a keyboard 6 for entering data and a display device 12 for providing a search request sentence and search result data for a user furthermore a printer can be connected to the system 100 via a parallel port 16 or a modem can be connected via a serial port 15 for communicating with another computer the system 100 can be connected to a network via the serial port 15 and a modem or via a communication adaptor 18 an ethernet or a token ring card preferably a search request sentence is received via the communication adaptor 18 and the results of the search are transmitted via the communication adaptor 18 a remote transceiver is connected to the serial port 15 or to the parallel port 16 for exchanging data with the system 100 using infrared rays or wires a loudspeaker 23 is used to receive via an amplifier 22 an audio signal obtained by a dia conversion digital analog conversion performed by an audio controller 21 and to output the signal as sound the audio controller 21 performs the a d analog digital conversion of audio information received via a microphone 24 in order to introduce external audio data into the system 100 as is described above it would be easily understood that the system of the present invention can be provided by a normal personal computer pc a workstation a notebook pc a palmtop pc a network computer a television set or another electric home appliance that incorporates a computer a game machine having a communication function a communication terminal having a communication function such as a telephone a facsimile. |
9 | a suitable pump actuator e g a pump sprayer 160 ml with 0 018 u00d7 0 010 inch deep actuator seaquist euromist ii the aerosol hair spray resin compositions of the invention were prepared from tetramer concentrate ethanol adjuvants including vapor and liquid phase corrosion inhibitors suitable adjuvants and the propellant the composition was packaged into a suitable aerosol can fitted with a seaquist st 74 valve with a 0 018 34 stem orifice capillary body 0 015 34 vapor tap and a 0 030 34 inner diameter tube alternatively a precisiion aquasol valve system was used successfully typical pump and aerosol spray formulations are shown in table 1 below table 1__________________________________________________________________________hair spray compositions pump wt aerosol wt component added total component added total__________________________________________________________________________sd 40 ethanol 50 1 sd 40 ethanol 16 33 21 33 ethanol 100 55 ethanol 100 20 25water 41 41 water 41 4 41 4 41 4tetramer tetramsor 45 solids 8 9 45 solids 6 67 in ethanol in ethanol solid 4 solid 3 3total 100 00 100 00 corrosion inhibitors liquid phase 0 4 0 4 0 4 vapor phase 0 2 0 2 0 2 propellant 30 00 35 00 35 30 dimethyl ether total 100 0 100 0 100 0 100 0__________________________________________________________________________ mea borate and mipa borate monocar u00ae be. |
8 | because this man usually watches sports channels or browses the internet sports webpages the advertisement providing unit 13 provides some advertisements about sporting goods or sports that meets the preferences of user the updating unit 14 is configured to update the user information stored in the storage unit 15 according to a manual operation associated with an advertisement the advertisement server 10 further includes a counting unit 11 to count the acceptance degree of an advertisement when the advertisement server 10 provides an advertisement to a plurality of advertisement broadcasting terminals 20 according to both the content of the advertisement and the user information of the advertisement broadcasting terminals 20 the counting unit 11 counts the manual operations to the advertisement broadcasting interfaces feedback by the feedback units 15 of the advertisement broadcasting terminals 20 and gets the acceptance degree of the advertisement based on the manual operations associated with this advertisement in the embodiment if a user reduces the size of the advertisement broadcasting interface hides or closes the advertisement broadcasting interface the counting unit 11 counts that the user does not accept this advertisement when the user enlarges the size of the advertisement broadcasting interface or just does not operate the advertisement broadcasting interface the counting unit 11 counts that the user accepts the provided advertisement the advertisement server 10 further sends the acceptance degree of an advertisement counted by. |
8 | be within the range of a few microns or less while if the invention is used in mms these dimensions can be comprised between a few tens and a a couple of thousands of microns the manufacturing layer 26 has a variable thickness which is thinner in the areas over purification material deposits 24 24 u2032 and thicker in the areas cleared from these deposits the manufacturing layer 26 adheres to the base layer surface 23 in these areas which are clear from the purification material deposits the thickness of the manufacturing layer 26 in the areas over the purification material deposits 24 24 u2032 has the same values of manufacturing layer 15 of the support 10 in the first detailed embodiment while in areas not located over the purification material deposits 24 24 u2032 its thickness will be increased by the thickness of these deposits to help promote adherence the manufacturing layer 26 can be made with the same material of base layer 21 in a preferred embodiment the preferred combination is silicon which may include mono or polycrystalline depending on the manufacturing needs for the microdevice for base layer 21 and silicon grown through epitaxy for manufacturing layer 26 however those skilled in the art would appreciate that other combinations of appropriate materials can be used for these layers which would adhere to each properly such as the family of gaas semiconductors 0034 fig3 and 4 show an embodiment of the invention for use of the support 10 in ic production on the upper surface. |
7 | directed to fig1 which is a perspective view drawing of a liquid container 2 with plural level indicators 14 16 18 according to an illustrative embodiment of the present invention this container 2 is an example of a fluid storage bin suitable for use in pharmaceutical processing and storage the container 2 is fabricated with an exterior frame 4 which comprises plural stainless steel structure shapes such as rectangular tubing and angle iron shapes the walls 6 are commonly fabricated from stainless steel sheet or plate stock as such the interior of the container 2 is smooth and suitable from housing a polymeric bag type liner without risk for damage or puncture this exemplary processing bin 2 comprises a pair of access doors 8 which swing open 10 for access to the interior of the bin 2 the top of a polymeric bag 12 is visible at the open top of the container 2 as the polymeric liner 12 is filled and emptied the unfilled portion of the polymeric bag moves upwardly and downwardly with the level of the liquid contained therein of course the static pressure of the liquid displaces the polymeric liner 12 firmly against the walls 6 of the bin 2 this figure illustrates the use of level indicators of the present invention including two level indicators 14 16 mounted in the wall 6 of the bin 2 and one level indicator 18 installed in the door 8 of the bin 2 the design and function of the level indicators will be more fully described hereinafter reference is directed to fig2 a and 2b. |
9 | its temperature to a predetermined bottoming temperature in the extended part of this phase the heat transfer fluid flows through the system in the direction of arrows 96 therefore in the extended part of this phase the heat transfer fluid flows from pump 70 through the open valves in the following order 76a 84a and then back to pump 70 in the base part of the next phase which is not shown in the figures solenoid valves 76d and 84a are open while all the other six solenoid valves are closed in the extended part of this phase only solenoid valves 76d and 84d are open the heating and cooling of the chambers is continued in a series fashion through all the chambers and by opening only the identified solenoid valves and heating of the heat transfer fluid in one of lines 78a 78b 78c or 78d by an external burner in the following manner ______________________________________ base part extended partphase opened valves 34 on 34 burner opened valves______________________________________1 76a 84b 93c 76a 84a2 76d 84a 93b 76d 84d3 76c 84d 93a 76c 84c4 76b 84c 93d 76b 84b______________________________________ the thermal wave temperature profiles of the compressors in fig2 and 3 reading bottom to top are shown approximately in fig4 left to right profiles a b c d and e of fig4 correspond to phases 4 1 2 3 and 4 respectively the first stage and second stage compression zone cycles are depicted in fig5 wherein the first stage cycle is represented by the solid line rectangle abcd and the second stage cycle is represented. |
6 | solar heater of this invention with no need of installation of external junctions 2 it is protected of the environment avoiding the damages produced by hail objects thrown by the wind dust dirt etc 3 as the panel is surrounded by the inert gas occupying the gap 19 between the dome of the cover 1 and the collector lid 3 the risk of fire is avoided as combustion is not possible in inert atmosphere and further the rust pollution and spoilage are prevented so the photovoltaic panels may be mounted without the protective tempered glass which turns it less expensive and with less weight the photovoltaic panel and the batteries are sized so as to supply electric energy to the pump at least 1 hour daily this is a higher time to the normal operation of the pump for supplying 200 liters of hot liquid at 10 liters per minute equivalent to 20 minutes of daily operation the supporting resistors 13 of fig1 work for ensuring the hot liquid supply in the cases in which the solar radiation is not enough the operation of these resistors is controlled by a microprocessor 13 5 of fig1 provided with an electronic temperature sensor 13 1 of fig2 which senses the temperature within the hot fluid storage tank 8 this microprocessor 13 5 is prepared for controlling the connection and disconnection temperatures of the supporting electric resistors 13 the installed power of these resistors will be determined based on the length of same and thus may be settled according to. |
2 | means of electrochemical machining process ecm the groove shapes and widths as well as the groove density along with a decrease in the flight height provide the overall bearing performance the grooves in some embodiments may serve as microchannels for fluid delivery and distribution among the embodiments of this invention electrochemical machining is a manufacturing technique that could be used to fabricate grooves on fluid dynamic bearing workpiece parts of various geometries as explained above the ecm apparatus consists of the electrode the electrolytic bath the workpiece part and the fixture that sets a specific gap between the electrode and the workpiece applying the electric potential at high electric currents through the gap allows for pattern transfer from the electrode to the surface of the workpiece part the depth of the resulting groves depends mainly on the machining gap the electric current and the deposition time the widths of the grooves as well as their shape and their density the number of grooves per unit area of the part are defined by the machining gap between the ecm electrode ecm apparatus and the workpiece the electrolyte flow rate through the machining gap and the feature geometries of the ecm electrode these factors could determine the width and wall straightness squareness of the grooves geometries on the part the widths of electrochemically machined grooves on the workpiece parts are generally larger than the original features on the electrode due to the phenomenon called the overburn one of the main. |
6 | of the pipes of which the coupler ensures join immobilization between these principal and secondary parts occurs by catches borne by the secondary part catching with complementary catches borne by the principal part application_number US 71204903 A description referring now to the drawings the coupler shown in fig1 to 4 comprises a female element a and a male element or connector b connected respectively to an upstream pipe c 1 and to a downstream pipe c 2 the upstream pipe c 1 is itself connected to a source of fluid under pressure not shown the outside shape of the body 1 of the female element is substantially cylindrical and circular centred on an axis x x u2032 which is also the longitudinal axis of a conduit 11 inside the body 1 and in which is arranged a valve 2 mobile along axis x x u2032 the body 1 is in two parts and comprises a principal part 12 forming a bore 13 in which is immobilized a secondary part 14 fast with the pipe c 1 in practice the valve 2 is mounted in part 14 which defines a groove 141 for receiving an o ring 3 for seal of the valve 2 the outer radial surface. |
6 | and the output from the controller 15 is maintained at a constant level while leaving the output from the proportional amplifier 14 to be varied in accordance with the input voltage the system is thus changed to operate in the proportional control mode in this mode of operation the output from the pi controller 8 will be held within a range determined by the output of proportional controller 14 even when the sensed voltage from oxygen sensor 6 rises above the reference voltage vo i e when the engine 39 s air fuel ratio is below the stoichiometric value therefore the engine 39 s air fuel ratio is maintained at a value lower than stoichiometry when the vehicle comes out of the heavy load condition the throttle switch 11 will be released to open the relay contact t 1 to allow charge to be stored on capacitor c1 again to resume integral operation since the charge will build up from the minimum the voltage output from the integral controller 15 will rise gradually this is an advantageous feature of the embodiment of fig2 and 4 since abrupt change in voltage to the actuator 10 is not desirable when the system resumes its feedback control alternatively rely contact contact u 1 is connected across resistor r1 as shown in fig5 to bring the reference voltage vo to the same level as the source voltage vcc when relay u is operated by the signal from the throttle position switch 11 with vo at the source voltage the voltage on the inverting input terminal of the amplifier 13 is always below the. |
1 | exhibit similar flexibility and strength characteristics upon articulation of fastener and cutting portion 26 flexible pushers 166 and flexible clamp lengths 94 bend to allow for such articulation in this manner distal movement of clamp pusher tube 72 is translated by pivoting of reverser link 92 to proximal movement of flexible clamp links 94 distal end portions of clamp links 94 are pivotally connected to clamp cam 96 which in turn is pivotally interconnected to anvil 98 the motion of clamp cam 96 is governed by camming pin 100 passing through cam slot 101 fig5 a which is frictionally fitted in a bore formed transversely through cartridge housing 38 thus reciprocating motion of clamp pusher tube 72 translates to clamping motion of anvil 98 referring to fig1 3 a trigger 102 has a shank portion 104 which forms an opening 106 sized to enable the user to grasp shank 104 by inserting a plurality of fingers therein and to facilitate squeezing it in a trigger like fashion trigger 102 includes web portions 102l and 102r extending from shank portion 104 each of web portions 102l and 102r include an aperture formed therein such that on one internal surface of the aperture an arcuate rack 108 is formed transverse apertures 110 are formed in frame portions 28l and 28r to receive raised pin portions 112 which extend transversely from the upper portion of each of trigger webs 102l and 102r thus trigger 102 pivots within handle body 28 about transverse apertures 110 a coil spring 114 is mounted within body portions 28l and 28r on a transversely extending boss 116 formed on the inside wall of handle body portion 28r spring leg 118 biases firmly against a rear wall fig5 and 6 of handle body 28 formed. |
9 | axis with the laser beam hitting a circumference of the target between the depositions the carousel itself would rotate about its own axis to place the ybco target in the laser beam thereby the buffer layer 12 would not be exposed to ambient conditions between the deposition steps the target for the laser deposition of the ybco layer 14 was a pellet of sintered powder of ybco the ybco was deposited to a thickness of about 200 nm after the depositions the film was cooled to room temperature at the rate of 12 u00b0 c min in 200 torr of oxygen the resistance of the film as a function of temperature was measured by a four probe dc technique the ybco film of the invention exhibited a superconducting transition temperature t c of 90 u00b0 k with a transition width u03b4t c of 1 u00b0 to 1 5 u00b0 k the ratio r 300 r 95 of the room temperature resistance to the resistance at 95 u00b0 k just above the transition was 2 2 the critical current density j c at which superconductivity deteriorates such that a voltage drop of 1 u03bcv cm is observed along the conductor was estimated both by magnetization measurements and by i v measurements using 125 u03bcm wide and. |
9 | round rod 26 may extend through the body 25 and project therefrom to the rear a tension spring 29 may be hooked into the end of the rod 26 the other end whereof may be fixedly connected with the bearing block 180 by means of a holding bolt 30 the spring 29 insures that the round rods 26 and the yoke 24 are always brought into the position indicated in fig7 i e rotated counterclockwise about axle 230 in fig8 wherein the rods 26 occupy their upper terminal position the saw assembly 130 which moves freely on the rods 26 is normally held by the force of gravity in a left hand terminal position wherein the saw housing to be described below abuts against the frontal sides 25 a of the sleeve like bearing bodies 25 in the position shown in fig7 the saw assembly 13 is in its right hand terminal position in which it must be held by manual actuation with a handle 31 it is seen in fig9 that the saw housing 32 equipped with the manual handle 31 may comprise a pair of cylindrically shaped longitudinal guide passages 33 and 34 the internal diameter whereof may be coordinated with the outer diameter of the round rods 26 to slidingly receive the latter end sections of each of the longitudinal passages 33 34 may be provided with low friction guide. |
3 | the radiochemistry is performed which is fitted to the apparatus in order to perform a radiosynthesis the cassette normally includes fluid pathways a reaction vessel and ports for receiving reagent vials as well as any solid phase extraction cartridges used in post radiosynthetic clean up steps optionally in a further embodiment of the invention the automated radiosynthesis apparatus can be linked to a high performance liquid chromatograph hplc the present invention therefore provides a cassette for the automated synthesis of a compound of the invention the radiolabeled compound of the invention as described herein may bind to nfts or tau aggregates and aid in identifying the amount of nfts tau aggregates present which in turn may correlate with the stage of ad the present invention thus provides a method of imaging comprising the step of administering a radiolabeled compound of the invention as described herein to a subject and detecting said radiolabeled compound of the invention in said subject the present invention further provides a method of detecting tau aggregates in vitro or in vivo using a radiolabeled compound of the invention as described herein hence the present invention provides better tools for early detection and diagnosis of alzheimers disease the present invention also provides better tools for monitoring the progression of alzheimers disease and the effect of treatment as would be understood by one of skill in the art the. |
5 | rod 160 is then passed through column segment 162 at the lower through hole not shown and upper through hole 122 the bottom of column segment 162 rests on the arena floor while the top of column segment 162 receives or matingly engages with column segment 164 by this we mean that the upper protrusion of column segment 162 is arranged to receive the lower protrusion of column segment 164 in particular locating slots 124 raised segments 116 and domed recess 133 not shown are arranged to receive projections 130 spacers 132 and domed portion 118 respectively inner partially weakened groove 126 is removed to allow installation of mounting plate 166 mounting plate 166 rests on inner shoulder 144 described supra mounting plate 166 includes a central through hole which is arranged to receive mounting rod 160 when column segment 164 is located atop column segment 162 and on mounting rod 160 once mounting rod 160 passes through mounting plate 166 washer 168 and nut 170 are removeably secured to mounting rod 160 when nut 170 is secured to mounting rod 160 both of the column segments are held by tension between mounting plate 166 and the arena floor the preceding example is for illustrative purposes only as it should be apparent to one or ordinary skill in the art that multiple column segments could be stacked atop one another so long as the final column segment includes mounting plate 166 and mounting nut 170 thus in. |
1 | of the present invention the identification and measurement of certain mathematical values the calculation of phase angles frame rates and the resultant accuracy to a large degree depend on a physical principle in mathematics called the beat frequency the following discussion explores the calculation of the phase angle according to a preferred embodiment of the method of the present invention the current composite sync signal single pixel can be represented by the function fs t k sin w 1 t y where f w 2pi or 17 ms 60 hz and y is the phase angle and let the image on the digital television video screen single pixel be represented by the function fi t p sin w 2 t q where f w 2pi could equal 60 hz 100 hz 120 hz etc and q is the phase angle and let the photo detector 8 of the invented optical gun 2 of the present invention observe the following the photo detector 8 of the invented gun 2 observes a beat frequency which is the composite of these two signals i e fi t and fs t the preferred embodiment of the method of the present invention is directed to find the values of w2 and q the instantaneous phase angle of these two functions as composed to p t is the solution the processor in the invented optical gun 2 does not attempt to solve the equation the invented optical gun 2 employs a table driven method whereby the magnitude p peak is collected across a period or a plurality of periods of one or a plurality of frames the highest point of this peak is the pointed position on the screen 20 of the gun 2 the table contains time offsets. |
6 | 107 and outlet 109 conduit inlet 108 and outlet 110 check valves and displacement cavity 104 are completely filled with the fluid 103 to be pumped the shape memory alloy wire 114 is at ambient temperature and thus in a state of maximum length correspondingly the position of the plunger 112 is such that the volume of the displacement chamber 104 is at its minimum value the biasing spring 115 is in a compressed state such that it exerts a force on the plunger 112 consistent with a state of minimum volume of the displacement cavity 104 operation of the device involves first a heating of the shape memory alloy wire 114 to a temperature and for a period of time sufficient to induce phase transition and an associated dimensional change heating of the shape memory alloy wire 114 is accomplished by passing an electric current though it the duration of the electric heating period is preset and is controlled by the timing and switching circuit 118 the dimensional change of the shape memory alloy wire 114 will result in the movement of the plunger 112 against the opposing force of biasing spring 115 so as to vary the volume of the displacement chamber 104 toward its first limit 105 and a state of maximum volume as the volume of the displacement cavity 104 is increased fluid 103 is drawn into the displacement cavity 104 from the fluid reservoir 102 through the inlet conduit 107 and inlet check valve 108 fluid 103 is not drawn into the displacement cavity 104 through the outlet conduit 109 due to the one way flow restriction of the outlet check valve 110 after the preset duration the current is then switched off by the timing and switching circuit 118 allowing. |
3 | considerable difficulty with the compositions of u s pat no 4 064 083 it is believed possible to form even larger blocks with larger molds the machinability was equivalent to that of the materials disclosed in u s pat no 4 064 083 and its dewaxability by heating was considered somewhat better examples ii and iii are compositions which are very suitable for use and illustrate the use of additional ketones in place of stearone because of current economics the compositions of examples ii and iii are not preferred tests that were conducted prove that the ability to pour and solidify large blocks of material successfully without shrinkage is markedly improved by blending a fatty acid with the ketone and it was found that a ratio 1 1 of fatty acid to ketone works well almost all of the time nevertheless the best ratio for any specific combination depends on the specific acids and ketones used the preferred composition of example i shows a ratio favoring more ketone stearone but other combinations can reverse the ratio typical properties are ring and ball softening point of 151 u00b0 c 304 u00b0 f a melt index of 6 and an acid number in the range of 4 8 the composition of this example had fair machinability but was considerably inferior to machinability of the compositions of examples i v in general ingredients such as waxes other than fatty acid solid fillers or resins other than ethylene vinyl while reducing machinability are included in compositions for cost savings when the lower level of machinability is acceptable the optimum amount of ethylene vinyl resin in the compositions of the invention is frequently around 10 higher amounts increase the cost but. |
6 | the cooling fan speeds associated with the first engine rating and the second engine rating if the commanded engine cooling fan speed is zero then the ecm 15 will use the first engine rating if the commanded cooling fan speed is the maximum command then the ecm 15 will use the second engine rating otherwise if the commanded cooling fan speed is between zero and the maximum speed then the ecm 15 will calculate or otherwise determine an engine rating between the first and second engine ratings as a function of the first and second engine ratings preferably by interpolation the ecm 15 will then use the calculated engine rating to control the maximum power output of the engine thereby permitting the engine to produce an increased amount of overall power to compensate for parasitic power loss resulting from operating the engine cooling fan program control then passes from block 330 to block 340 and program control returns to the calling control loop fig4 generally shows a map 400 of two engine power ratings that may be used in connection with an embodiment of the present invention as described above these engine power ratings may be stored as fuel delivery limit curves as shown in the drawing the map preferably includes a first engine. |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.