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A ceramic heater, comprising: a heater section comprising a ceramic body and a heat-generating resistor configured to be buried in the ceramic body; a metal layer which is on part of a surface of the ceramic body and is configured to apply electric current to the heater section; and a cylindrical metal member, an inner surface of one end thereof being joined to the metal layer with a brazing material interposed therebetween, wherein the cylindrical metal member comprises a plating layer in a surface thereof and a brazing material restraining portion in an end face of the one end thereof, the brazing material restraining portion having lower wettability to the brazing material than that of other portions of the end face of the one end, the brazing material restraining portion comprises an exposed metal portion configured to expose a part of the cylindrical metal member, and the exposed metal portion comprises a plurality of protrusions or a plurality of grooves on a surface thereof, the protrusions and grooves being configured to extend in a circumferential direction of the cylindrical metal member. a heater section comprising a ceramic body and a heat-generating resistor configured to be buried in the ceramic body; a metal layer which is on part of a surface of the ceramic body and is configured to apply electric current to the heater section; and a cylindrical metal member, an inner surface of one end thereof being joined to the metal layer with a brazing material interposed therebetween, wherein the cylindrical metal member comprises a plating layer in a surface thereof and a brazing material restraining portion in an end face of the one end thereof, the brazing material restraining portion having lower wettability to the brazing material than that of other portions of the end face of the one end, the brazing material restraining portion comprises an exposed metal portion configured to expose a part of the cylindrical metal member, and the exposed metal portion comprises a plurality of protrusions or a plurality of grooves on a surface thereof, the protrusions and grooves being configured to extend in a circumferential direction of the cylindrical metal member.
An apparatus for transporting objects, preferably containers, the apparatus comprising: - a transport device which is designed to transport objects, and - a railing which is designed to guide the objects transported on the transport device, wherein the railing has a plurality of railing holders and an elastic guide element fastened to the railing holders, which is designed to guide the objects and extends over the entire length of the transport device, and wherein the railing has a plurality of spaced-apart stiffening segments, characterised in that the stiffening segments are disposed between the railing holders and adjacent to the guide element and are adapted to stiffen the elastic guide element. - a transport device which is designed to transport objects, and - a railing which is designed to guide the objects transported on the transport device,
A computer-implemented method comprising: receiving an input of one or more search terms from a user searching for a location or business; identifying one or more keywords from the received one or more search terms; searching a collection of keywords including keywords extracted from image text; retrieving an image that illustrates a landscape, people or urban scene, the image being associated with text extracted from the image corresponding to one or more of the search terms, and the image being associated with location data corresponding to the GPS coordinates of a location associated with the image; presenting the image; and generating a map identifying the location associated with the image. receiving an input of one or more search terms from a user searching for a location or business; identifying one or more keywords from the received one or more search terms; searching a collection of keywords including keywords extracted from image text; retrieving an image that illustrates a landscape, people or urban scene, the image being associated with text extracted from the image corresponding to one or more of the search terms, and the image being associated with location data corresponding to the GPS coordinates of a location associated with the image; presenting the image; and generating a map identifying the location associated with the image.
A method of making a non-polymeric, cross-linked gel, comprising: providing an oil or oil composition comprising omega-3 fatty acids to be cured; determining an amount of cross-linking desired within the oil or oil composition as a result of the curing; curing the oil or oil composition by applying heat at a selected temperature for a selected duration to achieve the desired amount of cross-linking within the oil or oil composition to form the non-polymeric, cross-linked gel; wherein the oil or oil composition is cross-linked by one or more bonds selected from the group consisting of ester bonds. providing an oil or oil composition comprising omega-3 fatty acids to be cured; determining an amount of cross-linking desired within the oil or oil composition as a result of the curing; curing the oil or oil composition by applying heat at a selected temperature for a selected duration to achieve the desired amount of cross-linking within the oil or oil composition to form the non-polymeric, cross-linked gel; wherein the oil or oil composition is cross-linked by one or more bonds selected from the group consisting of ester bonds.
A liquid nonaqueous composition comprising less than 5 wt% of water and comprising a pesticide in form of suspended particles, a water soluble solvent, and an inorganic thickener selected from fumed silica particles, wherein the silica particles are hydrophilic silica particles and wherein the water soluble solvent comprises one or more of the following: propylene glycol, ethylene glycol, polyethylene glycol, polypropylene glycol, glycerin, propylene carbonate, ethylene carbonate, butylene carbonate, and dimethyl sulfoxide.
A horizontal stabilizer of an aircraft having a vibration dampening system 100, the system comprising: a first damper (104/105a) coupled to a front portion of the horizontal stabilizer, the first damper (104/105a) configured to dampen a vibrational force in a first degree of freedom; and a second damper (104/105b) coupled to the horizontal stabilizer proximate to a mounting point of the horizontal stabilizer, the second damper (104/105b) configured to dampen the vibrational force in a second degree of freedom. a first damper (104/105a) coupled to a front portion of the horizontal stabilizer, the first damper (104/105a) configured to dampen a vibrational force in a first degree of freedom; and a second damper (104/105b) coupled to the horizontal stabilizer proximate to a mounting point of the horizontal stabilizer, the second damper (104/105b) configured to dampen the vibrational force in a second degree of freedom.
Apparatus for determining and/or monitoring the volume flow and/or mass flow of a medium which flows through a vessel in a flow direction, with at least one ultrasonic transducer (5, 6), which transmits and/or receives ultrasonic measuring signals, and with a control/evaluation unit, which determines the volume flow and/or mass flow of the medium in the vessel using the ultrasonic measuring signals according to the time-of-flight principle or the Doppler principle, wherein a first clock with a first clock rate (fFast) and a second clock with a second clock rate (fSlow) are provided, wherein the first clock rate (fFast) of the first clock is greater than the second clock rate (fSlow) of the second clock, and wherein the control/evaluation unit is configured to operate the first clock in an intermittent manner and wherein the control/evaluation unit is clocked with the first clock rate for scanning the ultrasonic measuring signals for a time-of-flight measurement and a calculation of the flow of the medium, and wherein, in a rest phase, the control/evaluation unit is clocked with the second clock rate, wherein the first clock is deactivated during the rest phase, characterized in that the control/evaluation unit is configured to adapt the duration of a switch-on or measurement phase and/or the rest phase depending on the energy that is available, wherein the first clock rate (fFast) can be used to scan the ultrasonic measuring signals for a time-of-flight and a calculation of the flow of the medium.
A method comprising: computing position information from a global navigation satellite system (GNSS); computing an altitude measurement based on retrieved information from a vertical position sensor; determining a vertical protection level associated with the position information; splitting the VPL into an upward VPL component and a downward VPL component; determining a vertical alert limit associated with the altitude measurement; splitting the VAL into an upward VAL component and a downward VAL component; optimizing an integrity budget allocation between the upward and downward VPL components; and recomputing the upward and downward VPL components given the optimized integrity budget allocation. computing position information from a global navigation satellite system (GNSS); computing an altitude measurement based on retrieved information from a vertical position sensor; determining a vertical protection level associated with the position information; splitting the VPL into an upward VPL component and a downward VPL component; determining a vertical alert limit associated with the altitude measurement; splitting the VAL into an upward VAL component and a downward VAL component; optimizing an integrity budget allocation between the upward and downward VPL components; and recomputing the upward and downward VPL components given the optimized integrity budget allocation.
A polycarbonate resin composition prepared by blending a polycarbonate resin prepared by forming carbonate bonds in only tricyclo [5.2.1. 0 2,1] decanedimethanol with a diester or phosgene, a weight-averaged molecular weight (Mw) of the polycarbonate resin being equal to or more than 25,000, and a polycarbonate resin prepared by reacting 2,2-bis(4-hydroxyphenyl)propane and phosgene, and weight-averaged molecular weight (Mw) of the polycarbonate resin being equal to or more than 30,000, wherein a ratio thereof, 100x /( +), is from 1 to 99 % by weight, and wherein the weight-averaged molecular weight (Mw) was determined by dissolving a sample in chloroform and measuring the polystyrene-converted average molecular weight thereof by GPC. a polycarbonate resin prepared by forming carbonate bonds in only tricyclo [5.2.1. 0 2,1] decanedimethanol with a diester or phosgene, a weight-averaged molecular weight (Mw) of the polycarbonate resin being equal to or more than 25,000, and a polycarbonate resin prepared by reacting 2,2-bis(4-hydroxyphenyl)propane and phosgene, and weight-averaged molecular weight (Mw) of the polycarbonate resin being equal to or more than 30,000, wherein a ratio thereof, 100x /( +), is from 1 to 99 % by weight, and
An image forming apparatus that corrects a position shift of a scan line in a sub-scanning direction, comprising: first digital correction means configured to perform a first straight-line approximation processing on the scan line in the sub-scanning direction in units of a first number of pixels in a main-scanning direction orthogonal to the sub-scanning direction, and to perform line-change processing to correct the position shift of the scan line in the sub-scanning direction by using pixels from lines above or below a current scan line on the basis of a result of the first straight-line approximation; a second digital correction means configured to perform a second straight-line approximation processing on the scan line in the sub-scanning direction in units of a second number of pixels in a main-scanning direction orthogonal to the sub-scanning direction, the second number of pixels being smaller than the first number of pixels, and to perform line-change processing to correct the position shift of the scan line in the sub-scanning direction by using pixels from lines above or below a current scan line on the basis of a result of the second straight-line approximation; and control means configured to perform control such that the first digital correction means operates at a time of an image formation for regular printing, and that the second digital correction means operates at a time of a pattern image formation for registration correction for measuring and correcting a color shift. first digital correction means configured to perform a first straight-line approximation processing on the scan line in the sub-scanning direction in units of a first number of pixels in a main-scanning direction orthogonal to the sub-scanning direction, and to perform line-change processing to correct the position shift of the scan line in the sub-scanning direction by using pixels from lines above or below a current scan line on the basis of a result of the first straight-line approximation; a second digital correction means configured to perform a second straight-line approximation processing on the scan line in the sub-scanning direction in units of a second number of pixels in a main-scanning direction orthogonal to the sub-scanning direction, the second number of pixels being smaller than the first number of pixels, and to perform line-change processing to correct the position shift of the scan line in the sub-scanning direction by using pixels from lines above or below a current scan line on the basis of a result of the second straight-line approximation; and control means configured to perform control such that the first digital correction means operates at a time of an image formation for regular printing, and that the second digital correction means operates at a time of a pattern image formation for registration correction for measuring and correcting a color shift.
A process for carrying out a chemical reaction of a substrate in a diluted reaction mixture comprising a solvent, the reaction being selected from a cyclisation reaction, a polymerization reaction, an enzymatic reaction showing substrate inhibition, an enzymatic reaction showing product inhibition, a reaction showing precipitation of the substrate or of the reactant, and combinations thereof, the process comprising the steps of a) supplying a diluted substrate-solvent mixture to the inlet of a reactor, b) causing the reaction medium in the reactor to react, c) discharging, from an outlet of the reactor, reaction mixture comprising reaction product, solvent, and substrate that has not reacted, d) conducting the reaction mixture to a first filtration membrane, with a retentate side and a permeate side, wherein the first filtration membrane is permeable to the solvent, wherein the first filtration membrane has a substrate rejection of 80%-100% and a rejection of the reaction product of 80%-100%, e) returning retentate comprising substrate that has not reacted, and the reaction product from the retentate side of the first filtration membrane to the reactor, characterized in that in step (a) said diluted substrate-solvent mixture is supplied to said inlet of said reactor from a diluting substrate feed system (5, 15) diluting a substrate from a substrate feed tank; and characterised in that the process further comprises the step of returning solvent which permeated the first filtration membrane from the permeate side of the first membrane to said diluting substrate feed system (5, 15) to dilute the substrate in the diluting substrate feed system (5,15) thereby forming the diluted substrate-solvent mixture. a) supplying a diluted substrate-solvent mixture to the inlet of a reactor, b) causing the reaction medium in the reactor to react, c) discharging, from an outlet of the reactor, reaction mixture comprising reaction product, solvent, and substrate that has not reacted, d) conducting the reaction mixture to a first filtration membrane, with a retentate side and a permeate side, wherein the first filtration membrane is permeable to the solvent, wherein the first filtration membrane has a substrate rejection of 80%-100% and a rejection of the reaction product of 80%-100%, e) returning retentate comprising substrate that has not reacted, and the reaction product from the retentate side of the first filtration membrane to the reactor,
A gear pump comprising: a drive gear being mounted for rotation about a first axis, said drive gear having a plurality of gear teeth at a radially outer location; a driven gear, said driven gear being mounted for rotation about a second axis, said driven gear including a plurality of teeth at a radially outer location, and said drive gear teeth engaging said driven gear teeth at mating contact faces to cause said driven gear to rotate; and slots formed in said contact face of one of said drive and driven gear teeth, wherein said slots extend from a radially outer location to a radially innermost end relative to the gear axis, and wherein a width of said slots may be defined measured along said gear axis, characterized in that said width decreases as one moves from said radially outer location toward said radially innermost end, and in that said width at said radially outer location is more than twice said width at said radially innermost end. a drive gear being mounted for rotation about a first axis, said drive gear having a plurality of gear teeth at a radially outer location; a driven gear, said driven gear being mounted for rotation about a second axis, said driven gear including a plurality of teeth at a radially outer location, and said drive gear teeth engaging said driven gear teeth at mating contact faces to cause said driven gear to rotate; and slots formed in said contact face of one of said drive and driven gear teeth, wherein said slots extend from a radially outer location to a radially innermost end relative to the gear axis, and wherein a width of said slots may be defined measured along said gear axis, characterized in that said width decreases as one moves from said radially outer location toward said radially innermost end, and in that said width at said radially outer location is more than twice said width at said radially innermost end.
An encapsulation filler for encapsulating an optoelectronic element, comprising: an olefin polymer that has at least one hydrolyzable silyl group and at least one hydrolyzed product of the hydrolyzable silyl group; and a basic hydrolysis catalyst which is alkylamine or dialkylamine wherein the hydrolyzed product of the hydrolyzable silyl group is hydrolyzed in the presence of the basic hydrolysis catalyst which is alkylamine or dialkylamine, wherein the olefin polymer has an index of a hydrolyzable group in a range from 0.01 to 1.5, and an index of the hydrolyzed product of the hydrolyzable group in a range from 0.01 to 1.5, the indices being measured by Fourier transform infrared spectrometry, wherein a gel fraction of the filler that is measured according to ASTM D 2765 after being kept in water of 90°C for 18 hours is from 5% to 60%, and wherein a 90-degree peel strength of the filler that is measured after being compressed on a glass substrate using a laminator at 150°C for 10 minutes is not less than 70N/15 mm. an olefin polymer that has at least one hydrolyzable silyl group and at least one hydrolyzed product of the hydrolyzable silyl group; and a basic hydrolysis catalyst which is alkylamine or dialkylamine wherein the hydrolyzed product of the hydrolyzable silyl group is hydrolyzed in the presence of the basic hydrolysis catalyst which is alkylamine or dialkylamine, wherein the olefin polymer has an index of a hydrolyzable group in a range from 0.01 to 1.5, and an index of the hydrolyzed product of the hydrolyzable group in a range from 0.01 to 1.5, the indices being measured by Fourier transform infrared spectrometry, wherein a gel fraction of the filler that is measured according to ASTM D 2765 after being kept in water of 90°C for 18 hours is from 5% to 60%, and wherein a 90-degree peel strength of the filler that is measured after being compressed on a glass substrate using a laminator at 150°C for 10 minutes is not less than 70N/15 mm.
A cushion (101, 201) for use as an inner cushion in a sealing interface for use as part of an apparatus for supplying a flow of respiratory gases to a user, the sealing interface comprising an outer sheath, the cushion (101,201) comprising: a nasal bridge region, left and right cheek regions and either one of an upper lip region or a chin region, in use said regions being aligned with the corresponding nasal bridge region, left and right cheek regions and either the upper lip region or the chin region of a user, wherein the cushion (101, 201) comprises resilient material, and the cushion (101, 201) includes a hinged region (103, 205), said hinged region is coupled to each said cheek region by a hinging portion (107, 207), and each said hinging portion is a narrow necked section (107, 207) formed between said hinged region (103, 205) and a corresponding said cheek region, said hinged region adapted to flex substantially independently of said cushion (101, 201) left and right cheek regions. a nasal bridge region, left and right cheek regions and either one of an upper lip region or a chin region, in use said regions being aligned with the corresponding nasal bridge region, left and right cheek regions and either the upper lip region or the chin region of a user, wherein the cushion (101, 201) comprises resilient material, and the cushion (101, 201) includes a hinged region (103, 205), said hinged region is coupled to each said cheek region by a hinging portion (107, 207), and each said hinging portion is a narrow necked section (107, 207) formed between said hinged region (103, 205) and a corresponding said cheek region, said hinged region adapted to flex substantially independently of said cushion (101, 201) left and right cheek regions.
Access device for a working apparatus, more particularly for a mobile crane, comprising a cheek, at least two steps which are laterally and vertically offset with respect to one another and supported on the cheek pivotably about a vertical first rotational axis, and a guide bar which connects the steps, wherein the guide bar is connected, at the end of the step opposite the cheek, to each step via a in each case one connection element pivotably such that the steps can be jointly moved about their first rotational axes from an access position, in which the steps project laterally from the cheek and in which the access device can be walked on, to a transport position, in which the steps rest against the cheek, and vice versa.