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A honeycomb structure comprising: a tubular honeycomb segment bonded body having a plurality of tubular honeycomb segments having porous partition walls defining a plurality of cells as through channels of a fluid which extend from a first end face as one end face to a second end face as another end face, and a bonding layer which bonds side surfaces of the plurality of honeycomb segments to each other; and a pair of electrode members disposed on a side surface of the honeycomb segment bonded body, wherein volume resistivities of the respective honeycomb segments of the honeycomb segment bonded body are from 1 to 200 Ωcm, the bonding layer is made of a bonding material having a conductive property, a volume resistivity of the bonding layer is from 2 to 2000 Ωcm, each of the pair of electrode members is formed into a band shape extending in an extending direction of the cells of the honeycomb segments, and in a cross section perpendicular to the extending direction of the cells, the one electrode member in the pair of electrode members is disposed on an opposite side across the center of the honeycomb segment bonded body with respect to another electrode member in the pair of electrode members, and in the bonding layer, inorganic fibers made of an oxide are included in a porous body where particles of silicon carbide as an aggregate are bound with silicon as a binding material in a state where pores are held among the particles. a tubular honeycomb segment bonded body having a plurality of tubular honeycomb segments having porous partition walls defining a plurality of cells as through channels of a fluid which extend from a first end face as one end face to a second end face as another end face, and a bonding layer which bonds side surfaces of the plurality of honeycomb segments to each other; and a pair of electrode members disposed on a side surface of the honeycomb segment bonded body, wherein volume resistivities of the respective honeycomb segments of the honeycomb segment bonded body are from 1 to 200 Ωcm, the bonding layer is made of a bonding material having a conductive property, a volume resistivity of the bonding layer is from 2 to 2000 Ωcm, each of the pair of electrode members is formed into a band shape extending in an extending direction of the cells of the honeycomb segments, and in a cross section perpendicular to the extending direction of the cells, the one electrode member in the pair of electrode members is disposed on an opposite side across the center of the honeycomb segment bonded body with respect to another electrode member in the pair of electrode members, and in the bonding layer, inorganic fibers made of an oxide are included in a porous body where particles of silicon carbide as an aggregate are bound with silicon as a binding material in a state where pores are held among the particles.
A protection assembly with an operating knob for an electrical potentiometer, comprising: - a substantially tubular housing defining a longitudinal axis; - said housing being designed to contain therein an electrical adjustment device having an adjustment shaft rotating about said longitudinal axis and an internal variable resistor interacting with a longitudinal end of said shaft; - an operating knob attached to the other end of said shaft; - limit stop means for restricting the rotation of said shaft within a predetermined maximum rotation angle (α); characterized in that said knob comprises an annular anchoring member, which is designed to be removably coupled to said housing and an operating member coupled to said shaft and rotating relative to said anchoring member, said anchoring member and said operating member having mutually facing cylindrical surfaces (11, 12), with said limit stop means interposed therebetween to limit the infiltration of external impurities. - a substantially tubular housing defining a longitudinal axis; - said housing being designed to contain therein an electrical adjustment device having an adjustment shaft rotating about said longitudinal axis and an internal variable resistor interacting with a longitudinal end of said shaft; - an operating knob attached to the other end of said shaft; - limit stop means for restricting the rotation of said shaft within a predetermined maximum rotation angle (α);
A reductant delivery system for an exhaust aftertreatment system for an engine, the reductant delivery system comprising: a pump; a delivery mechanism in fluid communication with the pump; and a controller communicatively coupled to the pump and the delivery mechanism, the controller structured to: interpret, via a pump diagnostic circuit, first and second pump parameters indicative of first and second pump rates; interpret, via a dosing diagnostic circuit, first and second dosing parameters indicative of first and second reductant flows; determine, via a delivery diagnostic circuit, a delivery status based on the interpretation of the first and second pump parameters, wherein the delivery status is based only on a change of the reductant flow, based on the first and second reductant flows, relative to a change of the pump rate of the pump; and generate, via the delivery diagnostic circuit, a status command indicative of at least one of an under-restricted delivery mechanism or an over-restricted delivery mechanism in response to the determination of the delivery status. a pump; a delivery mechanism in fluid communication with the pump; and a controller communicatively coupled to the pump and the delivery mechanism, the controller structured to: interpret, via a pump diagnostic circuit, first and second pump parameters indicative of first and second pump rates; interpret, via a dosing diagnostic circuit, first and second dosing parameters indicative of first and second reductant flows; determine, via a delivery diagnostic circuit, a delivery status based on the interpretation of the first and second pump parameters, wherein the delivery status is based only on a change of the reductant flow, based on the first and second reductant flows, relative to a change of the pump rate of the pump; and generate, via the delivery diagnostic circuit, a status command indicative of at least one of an under-restricted delivery mechanism or an over-restricted delivery mechanism in response to the determination of the delivery status. interpret, via a pump diagnostic circuit, first and second pump parameters indicative of first and second pump rates; interpret, via a dosing diagnostic circuit, first and second dosing parameters indicative of first and second reductant flows; determine, via a delivery diagnostic circuit, a delivery status based on the interpretation of the first and second pump parameters, wherein the delivery status is based only on a change of the reductant flow, based on the first and second reductant flows, relative to a change of the pump rate of the pump; and generate, via the delivery diagnostic circuit, a status command indicative of at least one of an under-restricted delivery mechanism or an over-restricted delivery mechanism in response to the determination of the delivery status.
Process for synthesizing an azo compound, said process comprising the steps of: a) reacting an oxidizing agent with a hydrazo compound, at least one catalyst and at least one compound of formula: (R 1)(R 2)C(PO 3 (R 3) 2) 2 in which R 1 and R 2, which may be identical or different, are chosen independently of each other from a hydrogen atom, a saturated or unsaturated, linear, branched or cyclic, optionally substituted hydrocarbon chain, -OH and -O-alkyl, where "alkyl" represents a saturated, optionally substituted, linear or branched hydrocarbon chain comprising from 1 to 6 carbon atoms; and R 3 is chosen from a hydrogen atom and metal or ammonium ions; so as to form a solution containing an azo compound; b) recovering all or part of the reaction mixture obtained in step a); c) separating the reaction mixture recovered into a fraction containing the azo compound and a fraction of residual aqueous liquors; and d) recovering, and optionally washing and drying, the azo compound obtained. a) reacting an oxidizing agent with a hydrazo compound, at least one catalyst and at least one compound of formula: (R 1)(R 2)C(PO 3 (R 3) 2) 2 in which R 1 and R 2, which may be identical or different, are chosen independently of each other from a hydrogen atom, a saturated or unsaturated, linear, branched or cyclic, optionally substituted hydrocarbon chain, -OH and -O-alkyl, where "alkyl" represents a saturated, optionally substituted, linear or branched hydrocarbon chain comprising from 1 to 6 carbon atoms; and R 3 is chosen from a hydrogen atom and metal or ammonium ions; so as to form a solution containing an azo compound; R 1 and R 2, which may be identical or different, are chosen independently of each other from a hydrogen atom, a saturated or unsaturated, linear, branched or cyclic, optionally substituted hydrocarbon chain, -OH and -O-alkyl, where "alkyl" represents a saturated, optionally substituted, linear or branched hydrocarbon chain comprising from 1 to 6 carbon atoms; and R 3 is chosen from a hydrogen atom and metal or ammonium ions; so as to form a solution containing an azo compound; b) recovering all or part of the reaction mixture obtained in step a); c) separating the reaction mixture recovered into a fraction containing the azo compound and a fraction of residual aqueous liquors; and d) recovering, and optionally washing and drying, the azo compound obtained.
A method for a cellular phone for managing cellular phone calls made by a cellular phone user, said method comprising: - reading in a cellular phone book in the cellular phone a phone type attribute value appended to a cellular phone number selected by the cellular phone user for giving a call; - reading in the cellular phone data from at least one user profile saved locally and associated to the read phone type attribute value; and - interpreting in the cellular phone the read at least one user profile data with at least one rule; wherein the method is characterized in that it comprises: - if a cellular phone network, on which the call is to be given, supports use of call prefix to distinguish between personal and business calls, computing in the cellular phone a user call prefix using the interpreted at least one user profile data, said user call prefix allowing the cellular phone network to determine for billing purpose that the call is a personal or a business call; - tagging in the cellular phone call information stored by the cellular phone when the call is complete with call billing information using the phone type attribute value and the interpreted at least one user profile data with at least one rule, said tagging including a classification which corresponds either to personal call or to business call and to additional information extracted from the read at least one user profile. - reading in a cellular phone book in the cellular phone a phone type attribute value appended to a cellular phone number selected by the cellular phone user for giving a call; - reading in the cellular phone data from at least one user profile saved locally and associated to the read phone type attribute value; and - interpreting in the cellular phone the read at least one user profile data with at least one rule; - if a cellular phone network, on which the call is to be given, supports use of call prefix to distinguish between personal and business calls, computing in the cellular phone a user call prefix using the interpreted at least one user profile data, said user call prefix allowing the cellular phone network to determine for billing purpose that the call is a personal or a business call; - tagging in the cellular phone call information stored by the cellular phone when the call is complete with call billing information using the phone type attribute value and the interpreted at least one user profile data with at least one rule, said tagging including a classification which corresponds either to personal call or to business call and to additional information extracted from the read at least one user profile.
A system for adjusting fluid flow or pressure within a human body, said system comprising: a first pump implantable in a chamber or vessel of the human body; a plurality of struts connected to a housing of said first pump, wherein said struts secure the first pump in a desired location of said chamber or vessel, characterized in that the system further comprises: an inlet housing, an outlet housing and a flexible cannula extending between the inlet housing and the outlet housing that form part of the housing, a motor disposed within the inlet housing and connected to an impeller via a shaft, the inlet housing comprising an inlet flow director disposed therein that directs flow received radially from outside the inlet housing to the impeller and an intermediate flow director that directs flow from the impeller through the flexible cannula, and the outlet housing comprising an outlet flow director disposed therein that directs flow from the impeller radially outward from the outlet housing. an inlet housing, an outlet housing and a flexible cannula extending between the inlet housing and the outlet housing that form part of the housing, a motor disposed within the inlet housing and connected to an impeller via a shaft, the inlet housing comprising an inlet flow director disposed therein that directs flow received radially from outside the inlet housing to the impeller and an intermediate flow director that directs flow from the impeller through the flexible cannula, and the outlet housing comprising an outlet flow director disposed therein that directs flow from the impeller radially outward from the outlet housing.
An implantable stimulation system, comprising: memory; and a direct memory access controller; characterised in that said memory includes a first table that stores blocks of stimulation event data corresponding to stimulation events that are to be performed during a period of time; and a second table that stores blocks of next stimulation event time data corresponding to the period of time; and said direct memory access controller includes a first DMA channel that selectively transfers one of the blocks of stimulation event data from the first table to one or more registers that are used to control stimulation events; and a second DMA channel that selectively transfers one of the blocks of next stimulation event time data from the second table to a timer that is used to control timing associated with the stimulation events. memory; and a direct memory access controller; characterised in that said memory includes a first table that stores blocks of stimulation event data corresponding to stimulation events that are to be performed during a period of time; and a second table that stores blocks of next stimulation event time data corresponding to the period of time; and a first table that stores blocks of stimulation event data corresponding to stimulation events that are to be performed during a period of time; and a second table that stores blocks of next stimulation event time data corresponding to the period of time; and said direct memory access controller includes a first DMA channel that selectively transfers one of the blocks of stimulation event data from the first table to one or more registers that are used to control stimulation events; and a second DMA channel that selectively transfers one of the blocks of next stimulation event time data from the second table to a timer that is used to control timing associated with the stimulation events. a first DMA channel that selectively transfers one of the blocks of stimulation event data from the first table to one or more registers that are used to control stimulation events; and a second DMA channel that selectively transfers one of the blocks of next stimulation event time data from the second table to a timer that is used to control timing associated with the stimulation events.
A control channel resource configuration method, comprising: sending, by a base station, indication information to a terminal device, wherein the indication information is used to indicate a configuration of a time-frequency resource unit of a control channel, and the configuration of the time-frequency resource unit of the control channel is one of at least two configurations of a time-frequency resource unit, and the indication information is carried in higher layer signaling; wherein the at least two configurations of a time-frequency resource unit comprise a first configuration and a second configuration; a time-frequency resource unit of the first configuration occupies one orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbol in time domain, and a reference signal for demodulating the control channel is located on the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbol occupied by the time-frequency resource unit of the first configuration; and a time-frequency resource unit of the second configuration occupies at least two orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbols in time domain, and a reference signal for demodulating the control channel is located on at least one of the at least two orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbols occupied by the time-frequency resource unit of the second configuration sending, by a base station, indication information to a terminal device, wherein the indication information is used to indicate a configuration of a time-frequency resource unit of a control channel, and the configuration of the time-frequency resource unit of the control channel is one of at least two configurations of a time-frequency resource unit, and the indication information is carried in higher layer signaling; wherein the at least two configurations of a time-frequency resource unit comprise a first configuration and a second configuration; a time-frequency resource unit of the first configuration occupies one orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbol in time domain, and a reference signal for demodulating the control channel is located on the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbol occupied by the time-frequency resource unit of the first configuration; and a time-frequency resource unit of the second configuration occupies at least two orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbols in time domain, and a reference signal for demodulating the control channel is located on at least one of the at least two orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbols occupied by the time-frequency resource unit of the second configuration
A vehicle seat comprising a shoulder belt and a vehicle airbag device, comprising an airbag body including: a front-rear chamber configured to pass a side of a head (Ph) of an occupant seated in the vehicle seat and to deploy toward a seat front side as a result of gas being ejected from an inflator actuated in a case in which a head-on collision of a vehicle is detected or predicted, so as to be disposed at the side of the head (Ph) of the occupant; a leading end chamber configured to deploy toward a seat width direction inner side from a seat front side end portion of the front-rear chamber so as to be disposed at the seat front side of the head (Ph) of the occupant; and a shoulder-contact section configured to contact, from the seat front side, a first shoulder (PsL) of the occupant so as to restrain the first shoulder, the first shoulder being at an opposite side from a second shoulder (PsR) of the occupant across which the shoulder belt is worn, and wherein the shoulder-contact section includes a first shoulder-restraining face configured to extend toward a seat lower side from a lower end portion of the front-rear chamber. a front-rear chamber configured to pass a side of a head (Ph) of an occupant seated in the vehicle seat and to deploy toward a seat front side as a result of gas being ejected from an inflator actuated in a case in which a head-on collision of a vehicle is detected or predicted, so as to be disposed at the side of the head (Ph) of the occupant; a leading end chamber configured to deploy toward a seat width direction inner side from a seat front side end portion of the front-rear chamber so as to be disposed at the seat front side of the head (Ph) of the occupant; and a shoulder-contact section configured to contact, from the seat front side, a first shoulder (PsL) of the occupant so as to restrain the first shoulder, the first shoulder being at an opposite side from a second shoulder (PsR) of the occupant across which the shoulder belt is worn, and wherein the shoulder-contact section includes a first shoulder-restraining face configured to extend toward a seat lower side from a lower end portion of the front-rear chamber.
Lighting device comprising a support for an optical module (403; 404) capable of moving in rotation about a substantially vertical axis, characterized in that the lighting device comprises: - a first optical module capable of producing a light beam having a cutoff of low beam type; - a second optical module capable of generating a light beam (105; 205) having a substantially "L" shaped cutoff line (106; 206), with a first substantially horizontal part, which is interrupted by a rise of between 45° and 135° relative to the substantially horizontal part of the cutoff line considered, the horizontal part of the cutoff line considered extending either to the right, or the left of said rise; the first optical module and the second optical module being arranged on the optical module support capable of moving in rotation. - a first optical module capable of producing a light beam having a cutoff of low beam type; - a second optical module capable of generating a light beam (105; 205) having a substantially "L" shaped cutoff line (106; 206), with a first substantially horizontal part, which is interrupted by a rise of between 45° and 135° relative to the substantially horizontal part of the cutoff line considered, the horizontal part of the cutoff line considered extending either to the right, or the left of said rise;
Crane, comprising a movable undercarriage, a superstructure rotatably mounted on the undercarriage, a boom connected to the superstructure in a luffable manner, a derrick boom pivotally connected to the superstructure, via which the boom is braced, a crane control, a guide connected to the superstructure, and a derrick ballast, wherein the derrick ballast comprises a ballast plate for stacking ballast elements, which is connected to the derrick boom via a ballast bracing and to the superstructure via the guide, and a ballast wagon, wherein the ballast wagon comprises a standard heavy-load transport device with its own drive and its own drive control, characterized in that - the guide is connected to the ballast plate or the ballast wagon via a connection device, wherein the connection device comprises a measuring device which is configured to detect a force counteracting a relative movement between the ballast wagon and the guide, and - the crane control is connected to the drive control of the heavy-load transport device via a control connection and is configured to control and/or regulate the heavy-load transport device depending on the force detected by the measuring device. - the guide is connected to the ballast plate or the ballast wagon via a connection device, wherein the connection device comprises a measuring device which is configured to detect a force counteracting a relative movement between the ballast wagon and the guide, and - the crane control is connected to the drive control of the heavy-load transport device via a control connection and is configured to control and/or regulate the heavy-load transport device depending on the force detected by the measuring device.