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Offshore vessel capable of installing and removing a subsea well control device and a riser string, the vessel comprising: - a hull having a moonpool; - a mast having a top side and a base connected to the hull of the vessel, which mast is provided above or adjacent the moonpool; - a hoisting device supported by the mast for raising and lowering a load, such as a riser string, comprising a travelling block for connecting the load to the hoisting device, which travelling block is displaceable along a firing line which extends through the moonpool; - a heave compensation system associated with the hoisting device, for damping the effect of the movement of the vessel as a result of sea-state induced vessel motion on the load attached to the travelling block; - a working deck supported by the hull of the vessel which covers at least a portion of the moonpool to allow the assembly of a riser string, and wherein the firing line extends through an opening in said working deck, such that the hoisting device can raise and lower a load, such as the riser string, through the opening in the working deck, wherein said working deck is provided with a riser string suspension device that allows to suspend a top end of a string of risers, preferably with a subsea well control device attached to the lower end of the riser string, from the working deck in the firing line; characterized in that a heave compensation connection system (71, 72) is provided, which is adapted to connect the working deck to the travelling block, such that the hoisting device can move the working deck when the working deck is connected to the travelling block between a lowered riser assembly position allowing the assembly of a riser string, and in which the working deck is supported by the hull, and a raised heave compensated position, in which the working deck is connected to the travelling block, and wherein the working deck is heave compensated. - a hull having a moonpool; - a mast having a top side and a base connected to the hull of the vessel, which mast is provided above or adjacent the moonpool; - a hoisting device supported by the mast for raising and lowering a load, such as a riser string, comprising a travelling block for connecting the load to the hoisting device, which travelling block is displaceable along a firing line which extends through the moonpool; - a heave compensation system associated with the hoisting device, for damping the effect of the movement of the vessel as a result of sea-state induced vessel motion on the load attached to the travelling block; - a working deck supported by the hull of the vessel which covers at least a portion of the moonpool to allow the assembly of a riser string, and wherein the firing line extends through an opening in said working deck, such that the hoisting device can raise and lower a load, such as the riser string, through the opening in the working deck, wherein said working deck is provided with a riser string suspension device that allows to suspend a top end of a string of risers, preferably with a subsea well control device attached to the lower end of the riser string, from the working deck in the firing line;
A computer-implemented method of evaluating a patient with vascular disease, the disease including presence of plaque, the method comprising: receiving (321, 401) patient-specific data regarding a geometry of the patient's vasculature; creating (403A, 403B) an anatomic model representing at least a portion of a location of disease in the patient's vasculature based on the received patient-specific data; determining a disease type associated with the disease at said location of disease; modeling a progression or regression of disease at the location by computing one or more plaque geometries based on plaque remodeling characteristics of the disease type, identifying one or more changes in geometry of the anatomic model based on the modeled progression or regression of disease at the location; characterized in that the method further involves: calculating (307, 409) one or more values of a blood flow characteristic within the patient's vasculature using a computational model based on the identified one or more changes in geometry of the anatomic model; and generating (309, 411) an electronic graphical display including a graph showing how the one or more values of the calculated blood flow characteristic change in response to the identified one or more changes in geometry of the anatomic model. receiving (321, 401) patient-specific data regarding a geometry of the patient's vasculature; creating (403A, 403B) an anatomic model representing at least a portion of a location of disease in the patient's vasculature based on the received patient-specific data; determining a disease type associated with the disease at said location of disease; modeling a progression or regression of disease at the location by computing one or more plaque geometries based on plaque remodeling characteristics of the disease type, identifying one or more changes in geometry of the anatomic model based on the modeled progression or regression of disease at the location; characterized in that the method further involves: calculating (307, 409) one or more values of a blood flow characteristic within the patient's vasculature using a computational model based on the identified one or more changes in geometry of the anatomic model; and generating (309, 411) an electronic graphical display including a graph showing how the one or more values of the calculated blood flow characteristic change in response to the identified one or more changes in geometry of the anatomic model.
A process to produce crumb comprising: (a) making a crumb paste comprising bulk sweetener, protein, and water; (b) forming discrete sticky pieces of crumb paste having a water content of 5 wt% to 10 wt%; (c) sequentially conditioning the discrete sticky pieces of crumb paste at 10 °C to 80 °C to form free-flowing crumb granules having a water content of 5 wt% to 10 wt%; and (d) simultaneously drying and comminuting the free-flowing granules to produce crumb having a water content of less than 5 wt%. (a) making a crumb paste comprising bulk sweetener, protein, and water; (b) forming discrete sticky pieces of crumb paste having a water content of 5 wt% to 10 wt%; (c) sequentially conditioning the discrete sticky pieces of crumb paste at 10 °C to 80 °C to form free-flowing crumb granules having a water content of 5 wt% to 10 wt%; and (d) simultaneously drying and comminuting the free-flowing granules to produce crumb having a water content of less than 5 wt%.
A battery cell voltage balancing device for connecting two or more battery cells to one another in parallel so as to minimize a voltage difference between the respective battery cells, the battery cell voltage balancing device comprising: an insulative main body having partitions, between which the two or more battery cells are mounted, respectively, configured in a structure in which the partitions are open upward; terminal connection parts (310, 320) disposed at opposite ends of the insulative main body for connecting cathodes and anodes of the battery cells mounted at the insulative main body to cathodes and anodes of neighboring battery cells mounted at the insulative main body in parallel; and an interval adjustment unit for variably adjusting an interval between the partitions in a state in which the battery cells are mounted between the partitions to achieve secure mounting of the battery cells between the respective partitions and electrical connection of electrode terminals of the respective battery cells to the terminal connection parts, wherein the partitions are disposed on a base plate, and the interval adjustment unit comprises at least one bar extending through the partitions in a state in which opposite ends of the at least one bar are fixed to a base plate portion, compression springs fitted on the at least one bar such that the compression springs are disposed between the respective partitions, and a handle fixed to one side of the base plate for adjusting a distance between the base plate portion and an outermost one of the partitions. an insulative main body having partitions, between which the two or more battery cells are mounted, respectively, configured in a structure in which the partitions are open upward; terminal connection parts (310, 320) disposed at opposite ends of the insulative main body for connecting cathodes and anodes of the battery cells mounted at the insulative main body to cathodes and anodes of neighboring battery cells mounted at the insulative main body in parallel; and an interval adjustment unit for variably adjusting an interval between the partitions in a state in which the battery cells are mounted between the partitions to achieve secure mounting of the battery cells between the respective partitions and electrical connection of electrode terminals of the respective battery cells to the terminal connection parts,
An air-conditioning apparatus comprising: an outdoor unit having outdoor devices including a compressor that compresses a refrigerant, a flow switching valve that switches a flowing direction of the refrigerant, an outdoor heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the refrigerant and outdoor air, a pressure-reducing capillary tube connected to an outlet of the outdoor heat exchanger, a first expansion valve that reduces pressure of the refrigerant, an excess-refrigerant container that retains an excess refrigerant of the refrigerant, and a second expansion valve that reduces the pressure of the refrigerant; and an indoor unit having an indoor heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the refrigerant and indoor air, wherein the outdoor devices and the indoor heat exchanger are sequentially connected by refrigerant pipes so that a refrigeration cycle is formed, wherein the air-conditioning apparatus further comprises an outdoor-heat-exchanger refrigerant injection port (14, 20) provided in the refrigerant pipe that is directly connected to an inlet of the outdoor heat exchanger, and an excess-refrigerant-container refrigerant injection port (15, 21) provided in the refrigerant pipe that is directly connected to the excess-refrigerant container. an outdoor unit having outdoor devices including a compressor that compresses a refrigerant, a flow switching valve that switches a flowing direction of the refrigerant, an outdoor heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the refrigerant and outdoor air, a pressure-reducing capillary tube connected to an outlet of the outdoor heat exchanger, a first expansion valve that reduces pressure of the refrigerant, an excess-refrigerant container that retains an excess refrigerant of the refrigerant, and a second expansion valve that reduces the pressure of the refrigerant; and an indoor unit having an indoor heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the refrigerant and indoor air, wherein the outdoor devices and the indoor heat exchanger are sequentially connected by refrigerant pipes so that a refrigeration cycle is formed, wherein the air-conditioning apparatus further comprises an outdoor-heat-exchanger refrigerant injection port (14, 20) provided in the refrigerant pipe that is directly connected to an inlet of the outdoor heat exchanger, and an excess-refrigerant-container refrigerant injection port (15, 21) provided in the refrigerant pipe that is directly connected to the excess-refrigerant container. an outdoor-heat-exchanger refrigerant injection port (14, 20) provided in the refrigerant pipe that is directly connected to an inlet of the outdoor heat exchanger, and an excess-refrigerant-container refrigerant injection port (15, 21) provided in the refrigerant pipe that is directly connected to the excess-refrigerant container.
An electrical bushing comprising an electrically insulating shell having a central longitudinal through hole as well as a first longitudinal end configured to be at a top of the bushing and a second longitudinal end configured to be at a bottom of the bushing; wherein the bushing is configured for accommodating an electrical conductor positioned through the central longitudinal through hole of the shell; wherein the shell comprises fastening means (6,8) for fastening the bushing to a wall of an electrical apparatus, through which wall the bushing is configured for allowing the electrical conductor to pass; wherein the shell is configured for sealingly containing an electrically insulating liquid in the bushing by means of a circumferential groove in the shell for sealingly meshing with a sealing means of the bushing fitted around the conductor, allowing the bushing to be liquid-filled and preventing leakage between the shell and the conductor at the second longitudinal end; and wherein the shell is moulded as a single piece from an electrically insulating polymeric material.
An inflation device for a tire for a vehicle having at least two wheels and/or for a handling device, wherein said inflation device comprises a check valve and further comprises compression means for compressing a gaseous fluid within said tire, said check valve comprising a first proximal opening and a second distal opening, and also including a duct connecting said first proximal opening with said second distal opening for allowing the passage of said gaseous fluid, and also said valve comprises a seat formed within said first proximal opening and also includes a closure element which is couplable with said seat for preventing the leakage of said gaseous fluid from said first proximal opening, said inflation device characterized in that said check valve comprises at least one second annular duct which at least partially surrounds said duct and which is associated with said first proximal opening and with said second distal opening, for allowing the passage of said gaseous fluid from said first proximal opening to said second distal opening, even when said duct is closed.
System composed of an inhaler and a capsule for use as a reservoir for a pharmaceutical, preferably a powdered preparation in the inhaler, wherein - the capsule comprises two capsule elements open at one end, namely a capsule body and a capsule cap, which can be fitted into one another telescopically through their openings, so as to form a cavity, and - the inhaler comprises a capsule chamber, characterized in that - the capsule body and/or the capsule cap comprise in addition to the opening at one end at least one prefabricated hole (7, 6) in each case, - before the inhaler is used, the capsule is stored in a capsule receptacle, the capsule receptacle sealing off at least one hole (72a, 72b) which leads into the cavity of the capsule, and/or sealing off all the holes (72a, 72b) that lead into the cavity of the capsule, and - the capsule receptacle is at least partly arranged in the capsule chamber, and the capsule receptacle can be removed from the capsule chamber by means of a pulling mechanism such that when the capsule receptacle is removed the capsule remains in the capsule chamber. - the capsule comprises two capsule elements open at one end, namely a capsule body and a capsule cap, which can be fitted into one another telescopically through their openings, so as to form a cavity, and - the inhaler comprises a capsule chamber, - the capsule body and/or the capsule cap comprise in addition to the opening at one end at least one prefabricated hole (7, 6) in each case, - before the inhaler is used, the capsule is stored in a capsule receptacle, the capsule receptacle sealing off at least one hole (72a, 72b) which leads into the cavity of the capsule, and/or sealing off all the holes (72a, 72b) that lead into the cavity of the capsule, and - the capsule receptacle is at least partly arranged in the capsule chamber, and the capsule receptacle can be removed from the capsule chamber by means of a pulling mechanism such that when the capsule receptacle is removed the capsule remains in the capsule chamber.
Vehicle fan for an agricultural vehicle, with a clutch device, comprising a drive-side clutch element and an output-side clutch element, the drive-side clutch element having a hub, characterized in that a multiplicity of radially pivotable locking claws are attached along an outer circumference of the hub, which locking claws are preloaded in each case by means of a spring element into a deflected locking position, with the result that a rotational connection can be established between the two clutch elements (14, 16), a multiplicity of clutch ramps for engagement with a respective one of the locking claws being provided along an inner circumference of the output-side clutch element, with the result that the locking mechanism (22, 28) is configured between the two clutch elements (14, 16) in such a way that a rotational connection which is established between the clutch elements (14, 16) is released if a drive-side rotational speed drops with respect to an output-side rotational speed.
A neuromodulation device adapted for intravascular hepatic neuromodulation comprising: an elongated shaft comprising a proximal end portion and a distal end portion; an inflatable, expandable member positioned at the distal end portion, the inflatable, expandable member being configured to transition from a non-inflated delivery configuration to an inflated deployment configuration so as to cause the inflatable, expandable member to be in contact with a hepatic vessel wall, wherein the inflatable, expandable member comprises a plurality of electrodes positioned along an outer surface of the inflatable, expandable member so as to provide a treatment pattern that provides increased perivascular treatment while reducing vessel wall injury such that the ratio of circumferential treatment to circumferential vessel wall injury caused by the device is greater than or equal to 2:1, wherein the elongated shaft comprises a lumen adapted to continuously infuse fluid into the inflatable, expandable member; wherein each of the electrodes is connected to a radiofrequency generator by a separate connection wire such that each of the electrodes is individually controllable, wherein, when in the inflated deployment configuration, at least one of the plurality of electrodes is adapted to be in contact with the hepatic vessel wall. an elongated shaft comprising a proximal end portion and a distal end portion; an inflatable, expandable member positioned at the distal end portion, the inflatable, expandable member being configured to transition from a non-inflated delivery configuration to an inflated deployment configuration so as to cause the inflatable, expandable member to be in contact with a hepatic vessel wall, wherein the inflatable, expandable member comprises a plurality of electrodes positioned along an outer surface of the inflatable, expandable member so as to provide a treatment pattern that provides increased perivascular treatment while reducing vessel wall injury such that the ratio of circumferential treatment to circumferential vessel wall injury caused by the device is greater than or equal to 2:1, wherein the elongated shaft comprises a lumen adapted to continuously infuse fluid into the inflatable, expandable member; wherein each of the electrodes is connected to a radiofrequency generator by a separate connection wire such that each of the electrodes is individually controllable, wherein, when in the inflated deployment configuration, at least one of the plurality of electrodes is adapted to be in contact with the hepatic vessel wall.
A tank for transporting gas, liquid or powder products including: - a vessel in which a manhole is provided, said manhole having a base integral with the vessel and a cover to plug the manhole, said cover being movable between an opening position and a closing position, - an opening/closing device for said cover having - a fixed part integral with the base of the manhole; - a moving part integral with the cover; said tank being characterised in that said opening/closing device additionally has: - a moving extension element mechanically connecting the fixed part to the moving part; said fixed part, said moving part and said extension element including means for making a pivot connection and a slide connection between the cover and the base of the manhole; the moving part integral with the cover being configured to vertically slide with respect to the extension element between a bottom position and a top position; said extension element being configured to vertically slide with respect to said fixed part integral with the base of the manhole, between a bottom position and a top position; said moving part integral with the cover is configured to be rotatably movable with respect to the extension element. - a vessel in which a manhole is provided, said manhole having a base integral with the vessel and a cover to plug the manhole, said cover being movable between an opening position and a closing position, - an opening/closing device for said cover having - a fixed part integral with the base of the manhole; - a moving part integral with the cover; said tank being - a moving extension element mechanically connecting the fixed part to the moving part;
Armchair comprising a seat and a backrest, the backrest having a backrest support and a backrest panel, characterised in that the backrest support has two armrest portions (3.1) and a central portion (3.2) bent upwards at an angle to said armrest portions, in that the backrest panel is fixed in the upper region (4.1) thereof to the central portion (3.2) of the backrest support and a lower region (4.2) thereof extends freely until it is close to the seat, in that the backrest support is flexible and can deform, the angle between the armrest portions (3.1) thereof and the central portion (3.2) thereof increasing, when leant on by a person sitting on the chair, and in that the backrest panel is also flexible and the upper portion (4.1) thereof can move together with the central portion (3.2) of the backrest support when the lower portion (4.2) thereof is positioned against the pelvis of the person sitting on the chair.
A Form II crystal of 3-ethyl-4-{3-isopropyl-4-(4-(1-methyl-1H-pyrazol-4-yl)-1H-imidazol-1-yl)-1H-pyrazolo[3,4-b]pyridin-1-yl}benzamide showing an X-ray powder diffraction spectrum having at least characteristic diffraction peaks at angles (2θ ± 0.2°) of 7.7°, 8.0°, 11.1°, 12.5°, 12.9°, 15.2°, 15.8°, 17.2°, 19.0°, 22.5°, 26.1°, and 27.4°.
An article having bodily-fluid absorption properties, comprising a transfer structure defining at least three fluidic-propagation paths (14a, 14b, 14c) leading from a zone in which said fluid is collected to at least one retention and/or evaporation zone, each fluidic-propagation path (14a, 14b, 14c) being delimited by a fluidic barrier (17, 18, 19), the fluidic barrier opposing the passage of liquid from one path to another and extending between two adjacent fluidic-propagation paths, the fluidic-propagation paths being defined by a material containing absorbent fibers, the at least one retention and/or evaporation zone and the zone in which the fluid is collected being each defined by a material having a collecting capacity of the fluid that is superior to the collecting capacity of the fluid of the transfer structure, the fluidic barrier comprising an empty space and/or a hydrophobic material (18, 19).