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A power generation system comprising: a heating fluid circuit thermally coupled to a plurality of heat sources (102a, 102b,...) from a plurality of sub-units of a petrochemical refining system, wherein the plurality of sub-units comprises a hydrocracking plant and a diesel hydro-treating plant, wherein a first subset (102h, 102i,...) of the plurality of heat sources comprises a plurality of diesel hydro-treating plant heat exchangers coupled to streams in the diesel hydro-treating plant, wherein a second subset of the plurality of heat sources comprises a plurality of hydrocracking plant heat exchangers coupled to streams in the hydrocracking plant; a first power generation system that comprises an organic Rankine cycle, the organic Rankine cycle comprising i) a working fluid that is thermally coupled to the heating fluid circuit to heat the working fluid, and ii) an expander configured to generate electrical power from the heated first working fluid; and a control system configured to activate a set of control valves to selectively thermally couple the heating fluid circuit to at least a portion of the plurality of heat sources. a heating fluid circuit thermally coupled to a plurality of heat sources (102a, 102b,...) from a plurality of sub-units of a petrochemical refining system, wherein the plurality of sub-units comprises a hydrocracking plant and a diesel hydro-treating plant, wherein a first subset (102h, 102i,...) of the plurality of heat sources comprises a plurality of diesel hydro-treating plant heat exchangers coupled to streams in the diesel hydro-treating plant, wherein a second subset of the plurality of heat sources comprises a plurality of hydrocracking plant heat exchangers coupled to streams in the hydrocracking plant; wherein a first subset (102h, 102i,...) of the plurality of heat sources comprises a plurality of diesel hydro-treating plant heat exchangers coupled to streams in the diesel hydro-treating plant, wherein a second subset of the plurality of heat sources comprises a plurality of hydrocracking plant heat exchangers coupled to streams in the hydrocracking plant; a first power generation system that comprises an organic Rankine cycle, the organic Rankine cycle comprising i) a working fluid that is thermally coupled to the heating fluid circuit to heat the working fluid, and ii) an expander configured to generate electrical power from the heated first working fluid; and a control system configured to activate a set of control valves to selectively thermally couple the heating fluid circuit to at least a portion of the plurality of heat sources.
An architecture for controlling and/or supervising at least one actuator (2a, 2b) of a movable cowl (3a, 3b) of a thrust reverser equipping a nacelle, the actuator (2a, 2b) being powered by at least one motor (5a, 5b) and comprising at least one motor sensor (6a, 6b) to ensure the servo-control thereof depending on setpoints, the architecture comprising an electronic control system for processing at least one piece of information generated by the motor sensor (6a, 6b) and calculating, from at least this one piece of information, the position of the movable cowl (3a, 3b) of the thrust reverser, the motor sensor (6a, 6b) being an angular sensor configured to generate said information from an angle measurement of a rotor of the motor (5a, 5b), the architecture being characterized in that, in a thrust reversal configuration, the architecture is configured to calculate, from the electronic control system, an absolute position of the movable cowl (3a, 3b) of the thrust reverser depending on an integral of an angle measurement of the rotor between an initial time t0, corresponding to the initial position of the movable cowl (3a, 3b), and a given time t, in that the electronic control system comprises at least one full authority electronic regulation unit of the motor (5a, 5b) of the actuator (2a, 2b) and an electronic control box dedicated to the servo-control of the motor (5a, 5b), and electrically connected to the full authority electronic regulation unit, the motor sensor (6a, 6b) being electrically connected to the electronic control box, the full authority electronic regulation unit comprising an electronic control module of the electric motors (5a, 5b), the electronic control module comprising a first electronic sub-module dedicated to the control of the first movable cowl and a second electronic sub-module dedicated to the control of the second movable cowl, the motor sensor of the actuator of the first movable cowl being electrically connected to the first electronic sub-module, the motor sensor of the actuator of the second movable cowl being electrically connected to the second electronic sub-module, the first electronic sub-module being configured to independently calculate the position of the first movable cowl and the second electronic sub-module being configured to independently calculate the position of the second movable cowl.
A method performed by a wireless device configured to operate in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: configuring, by the wireless device, a maximum power for a master cell group, MCG, and a maximum power for a secondary cell group, SCG; determining, by the wireless device, that a sum of the maximum power for the MCG and the maximum power for the SCG exceeds a total maximum power; performing, by the wireless device, scaling of the maximum power only for the SCG, wherein the MCG is associated with a master network node, wherein the SCG is associated with a secondary network node different from the master network node, and wherein the wireless device is connected to both the master network node and the secondary network node in dual connectivity. configuring, by the wireless device, a maximum power for a master cell group, MCG, and a maximum power for a secondary cell group, SCG; determining, by the wireless device, that a sum of the maximum power for the MCG and the maximum power for the SCG exceeds a total maximum power; performing, by the wireless device, scaling of the maximum power only for the SCG, wherein the MCG is associated with a master network node, wherein the SCG is associated with a secondary network node different from the master network node, and wherein the wireless device is connected to both the master network node and the secondary network node in dual connectivity.
A method for illuminating a first pool light of a pool to reflect a first water quality parameter, the method comprising: entering a first target value for the first water quality parameter into a user interface; measuring the first water quality parameter using a sensor in communication with pool water to generate a first measured value; transmitting the first measured value corresponding to the first water quality parameter associated with water of the pool; analyzing the first measured value via a controller to determine a correlation between the first measured value and the first target value associated with the first water quality parameter; assigning a first priority to the first water quality parameter; and transmitting a signal to the first pool light to change from a first state to a second state based on the first priority. entering a first target value for the first water quality parameter into a user interface; measuring the first water quality parameter using a sensor in communication with pool water to generate a first measured value; transmitting the first measured value corresponding to the first water quality parameter associated with water of the pool; analyzing the first measured value via a controller to determine a correlation between the first measured value and the first target value associated with the first water quality parameter; assigning a first priority to the first water quality parameter; and
An interior wall system adapted to withstand double-sided fire load comprising stud members of wood or wood fibres, insulating material and opposing linings, which linings are supported by the stud members and which insulating material is received in cavities defined by the stud members and the linings, characterised in that each stud member comprises, in a cross-section taken transversely to the longitudinal direction of said stud member, two opposite end surfaces which each make contact with a lining and which are horizontally offset relative to each other parallel to the plane of extension of the linings, and in that the stud member is made up of two member portions (3a, 3b), which are offset relative to each other in a vertical connecting plane of said member portions (3a, 3b), which means that the stud member obtains a cross-section having a central core portion from which extend two projections.
Implant set for insertion into the lamina of a vertebra, comprising several reinforcing implants, which each comprise a main body with bearing surfaces (22, 23) on the vertebra and a fastening device, wherein the main body has a front surface, a rear surface, and lateral and medial side surfaces (22, 23), wherein the side surfaces (22, 23) are designed to bear on sectioned surfaces (94, 95) of the lamina, characterized in that the medial side surface is offset rearwardly in relation to the lateral side surface, and a rearwardly protruding extension with a lateral bearing surface to bear on a spinous process of the vertebra is arranged on the rear surface.
Use of a process fluid in a geothermal borehole, wherein the process fluid comprises a biostabiliser, characterised in that the biostabiliser comprises at least one organic acid, or a salt, alcohol or aldehyde thereof, wherein the at least one organic acid is selected from the group consisting of hop acids, resin acids, fatty acids and mixtures thereof.
A method for producing a biphenyl-skeleton-containing epoxy resin represented by Formula described below, comprising: a step of allowing polyvalent hydroxy biphenyl obtained by a production step including a regioselective cross-coupling reaction to react with epihalohydrin: (in the formula, k1 and l1 each represent an integer of 0 to 4, m and n each represent an integer of 1 to 5, R 1 and R 2 each independently represent a hydrocarbon group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms which has a substituent selected from a hydrogen atom or a hydrocarbon group having 1 to 4 carbon atoms, and R 1 and R 2 may be identical to each other or different from each other, provided that left and right phenyl structures of a biphenyl skeleton are different from each other), wherein the regioselective cross-coupling reaction is a cross-coupling reaction using at least one compound selected from aryl boronic acids and an anhydride thereof, ester and a borate salt represented by Formula described below, and at least one compound selected from aryl halide or aryl sulfonate represented by Formula described below: (k1 and l1 each represent an integer of 0 to 4, m and n each represent an integer of 1 to 5, R 1 and R 2 each independently represents a hydrocarbon group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms which has a substituent selected from a hydrogen atom or a hydrocarbon group having 1 to 4 carbon atoms, R 1 and R 2 may be identical to each other or different from each other, R 3 and R 4 each independently represent a hydrogen atom, a methyl group, a benzyl group, a tetrahydropyranyl group, a tetrahydrofuryl group, a methoxymethyl group, an ethoxymethyl group, or a silyl group such as a trimethyl silyl group, a tert-butyl dimethyl silyl group, and a triisopropyl silyl group, and X represents a chlorine atom, a bromine atom, an iodine atom, triflate, mesylate, tosylate, or nosylate).
A system for detecting physiological data of a person in-flight in an aircraft, including: - at least one aircraft seat and/or at least one aircraft bed; - at least one detecting device including at least one capacitive sensor integrated in the aircraft seat and/or the aircraft bed, respectively, the capacitive sensor being configured to sense at least one physiological value of a person, when the person is arranged on at least a portion of the aircraft seat or aircraft bed, and the capacitive sensor being further configured to generate at least one physiological signal based on the sensed physiological value; and - a signal processing unit configured to process and/or adjust the physiological signal at least based on one or more electromagnetic interference signals which are present in the environment of the system. - at least one aircraft seat and/or at least one aircraft bed; - at least one detecting device including at least one capacitive sensor integrated in the aircraft seat and/or the aircraft bed, respectively, the capacitive sensor being configured to sense at least one physiological value of a person, when the person is arranged on at least a portion of the aircraft seat or aircraft bed, and the capacitive sensor being further configured to generate at least one physiological signal based on the sensed physiological value; and - a signal processing unit configured to process and/or adjust the physiological signal at least based on one or more electromagnetic interference signals which are present in the environment of the system.
A motor vehicle door lock with a rotary latch embracing a closure element in closed position and prestressed in the direction of an open position releasing the closure element, a safety catch, which in an engagement position is in engagement with the rotary latch such that the rotary latch is prevented from a movement in the direction of the open position, and a drive element, rotatable about a rotation axis, with which drive element a coupling section of the safety catch is coupled with regard to movement and which moves the safety catch between the engagement position and a release position, in which the safety catch is out of engagement with the rotary latch, so that the rotary latch can move in the direction of the open position, wherein the drive element moves the safety catch in the direction of the release position during the movement out from the engagement position, such that the rotary latch, which is still in engagement with the safety catch during this movement, moves in the direction of the open position, and wherein the rotary latch is mounted rotatably by means of a rotation axis arranged fixedly on a housing element (3, 4) of the motor vehicle door lock and the coupling section of the safety catch, which is coupled with the drive element with regard to movement, is mounted on a connecting element and pivotably around the latter, characterized in that a push rod is provided, of which a first end is coupled pivotably and radially offset to the rotation axis with the drive element and of which a second end receives the connecting element which is coupled with the coupling section of the safety catch with regard to movement, wherein a first end of an articulated lever is mounted fixedly and rotatably on a guide axis mounted on the housing element, and a second end of the articulated lever rotatably and pivotably supports the push rod and the connecting element which is coupled with the safety catch with regard to movement, and the safety catch has a bend, which in engagement position lies against the guide axis acting as an end stop and delimiting the movement of the safety catch beyond the engagement position.
A submersible solar lighting system that incorporates a battery charging system via photovoltaic solar panels, batteries and a lighting system with an automatic activation control circuit in one and the same sealed, thin planar unit that allows illumination during the night, and which has a slim design such that it can be adhered or fastened to the wall, steps or bottom of a swimming pool, allowing convenient wiring-free installation that does not interfere with the use of the pool, wherein the photovoltaic panels and the lighting system are found on the same plane, characterised in that the lighting system has a reflective area comprising a perimeter built with opaque material that prevents the light emitted by the lighting system from propagating through a transparent material that makes up the front portion and reaching the photovoltaic panels.
A system including a local area network having a plurality of users connected to said local area network by means of their personal user devices, wherein said personal user devices are adapted to carry out telecommunication traffic, originated by said plurality of users, towards destinations reachable through different geographical wide area networks, and said geographical wide area networks are adapted to be accessed from the same location where said local area network is located; and said system is characterized in that said local area network comprises: ✔ a pre-determined plurality of network terminals, each of said plurality of network terminals adapted to access to a distinct geographical wide are network by means of an access connection distinct from network terminal to network terminal; and ✔ control elements (120, 130) adapted to send to said plurality of network terminals, commands suitable to allow, or prevent, the exchange of telecommunication traffic, originated by said plurality of users, between the local area network and each of said geographic wide area networks via said plurality of network terminals, and to provide for the forwarding of said telecommunication traffic through a specific network terminal of said plurality of network terminals which is configured to connect said local area network to a chosen geographical wide area network. ✔ a pre-determined plurality of network terminals, each of said plurality of network terminals adapted to access to a distinct geographical wide are network by means of an access connection distinct from network terminal to network terminal; and ✔ control elements (120, 130) adapted to send to said plurality of network terminals, commands suitable to allow, or prevent, the exchange of telecommunication traffic, originated by said plurality of users, between the local area network and each of said geographic wide area networks via said plurality of network terminals, and to provide for the forwarding of said telecommunication traffic through a specific network terminal of said plurality of network terminals which is configured to connect said local area network to a chosen geographical wide area network.
A method of manufacturing a transaction card, the method comprising: forming a transaction card frame within a mold, the transaction card frame including at least one recessed portion within a first surface; the at least one recessed portion configured for affixing one or more electronic components, wherein the mold comprises a pin disposed at a location corresponding to the at least one recessed portion, and the method further comprises extending the pin into the at least one recessed portion thereby releasing the transaction card frame from the mold. forming a transaction card frame within a mold, the transaction card frame including at least one recessed portion within a first surface; the at least one recessed portion configured for affixing one or more electronic components, wherein the mold comprises a pin disposed at a location corresponding to the at least one recessed portion, and the method further comprises extending the pin into the at least one recessed portion thereby releasing the transaction card frame from the mold.
A computer-implemented method for assessing at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3), comprising: - receiving input data, wherein the input data is based on a testing data of at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3), wherein the testing data is an in-circuit test testing data and comprises measurement data of a plurality of electronic components of the at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3); - applying a trained classification function to the input data, wherein an output data is generated; - providing the output data, wherein the output data comprises an assignment of at least one of the plurality of the electronic components of the at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3) to one of at least two different classes. - receiving input data, wherein the input data is based on a testing data of at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3), wherein the testing data is an in-circuit test testing data and comprises measurement data of a plurality of electronic components of the at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3); - applying a trained classification function to the input data, wherein an output data is generated; - providing the output data, wherein the output data comprises an assignment of at least one of the plurality of the electronic components of the at least one printed circuit board (PCB1, PCB2, PCB3) to one of at least two different classes.
A method for configuring an access point AP, employed by an access controller AC, the AC being managed by a network administrator; characterized by comprising: creating at least one virtual radio interface in logic in the AC, each of which is assigned a standard Management Information Base MIB interface index, wherein each of the at least one virtual radio interface corresponds to at least one physical radio interface of at least one AP (201, 301); determining a physical radio interface to which a virtual radio interface corresponds and sending configuration information on the virtual radio interface to the determined physical radio interface through a channel between the AC and the AP based on a Configuration And Provisioning for Wireless Access Point CAPWAP protocol, when there is a need to send the configuration information to the physical radio interface (207, 208, 306); the configuration information on the virtual radio interface being configured by the network administrator through a management channel between the AC and the network administrator based on a Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP. creating at least one virtual radio interface in logic in the AC, each of which is assigned a standard Management Information Base MIB interface index, wherein each of the at least one virtual radio interface corresponds to at least one physical radio interface of at least one AP (201, 301); determining a physical radio interface to which a virtual radio interface corresponds and sending configuration information on the virtual radio interface to the determined physical radio interface through a channel between the AC and the AP based on a Configuration And Provisioning for Wireless Access Point CAPWAP protocol, when there is a need to send the configuration information to the physical radio interface (207, 208, 306); the configuration information on the virtual radio interface being configured by the network administrator through a management channel between the AC and the network administrator based on a Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP.