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A method for wireless detonator blasting, comprising: using a wireless enabled bridge unit coupled with a blasting machine via a communications cable, wirelessly receiving a wireless fire command message from a master controller; using the bridge unit, sending a first fire command message to the blasting machine via the communications cable; characterized by using the bridge unit, sending a second fire command message to the blasting machine via the communications cable within a predetermined time after sending the first fire command message to the blasting machine; and using the blasting machine, selectively firing at least one connected detonator only after if both the first and second fire command message are received from the bridge unit within the predetermined time. using a wireless enabled bridge unit coupled with a blasting machine via a communications cable, wirelessly receiving a wireless fire command message from a master controller; using the bridge unit, sending a first fire command message to the blasting machine via the communications cable; characterized by using the bridge unit, sending a second fire command message to the blasting machine via the communications cable within a predetermined time after sending the first fire command message to the blasting machine; and using the blasting machine, selectively firing at least one connected detonator only after if both the first and second fire command message are received from the bridge unit within the predetermined time.
A method for producing an ester for refrigeration lubricant, comprising: reacting a mixed alcohol and a mixed monocarboxylic acid, and obtaining the mixed ester that has a hydroxyl value of 5.0 mgKOH/g or less, measured according to JIS K-0070, and an acid value of 0.05 mgKOH/g or less, measured according to JIS C-2101, wherein the mixed alcohol consists of 65 to 99.95 mol% of pentaerythritol and 0.05 to 35 mol% of dipentaerythritol, the mixed monocarboxylic acid consists of 25 to 55 mol% of monocarboxylic acid having 5 to 8 carbon atoms and 45 to 75 mol% of isononanoic acid, and the mixed monocarboxylic acid and the mixed alcohol comprise monocarboxylic acids and alcohols, respectively, which satisfy the following relation: 1.09 ≦ Σ A × B - C × D E ≦ 1.33 A: number of carbon atoms of main chain of a monocarboxylic acid in the mixed monocarboxylic acid B: molar fraction of the monocarboxylic acid of item "A" C: number of carbon atoms of the longest side chain of branched monocarboxylic acids in the mixed monocarboxylic acid D: molar fraction of monocarboxylic acid having the longest side chain E: average number of hydroxyl groups of each alcohol in the mixed alcohol. reacting a mixed alcohol and a mixed monocarboxylic acid, and obtaining the mixed ester that has a hydroxyl value of 5.0 mgKOH/g or less, measured according to JIS K-0070, and an acid value of 0.05 mgKOH/g or less, measured according to JIS C-2101, wherein the mixed alcohol consists of 65 to 99.95 mol% of pentaerythritol and 0.05 to 35 mol% of dipentaerythritol, the mixed monocarboxylic acid consists of 25 to 55 mol% of monocarboxylic acid having 5 to 8 carbon atoms and 45 to 75 mol% of isononanoic acid, and the mixed monocarboxylic acid and the mixed alcohol comprise monocarboxylic acids and alcohols, respectively, which satisfy the following relation: 1.09 ≦ Σ A × B - C × D E ≦ 1.33 A: number of carbon atoms of main chain of a monocarboxylic acid in the mixed monocarboxylic acid B: molar fraction of the monocarboxylic acid of item "A" C: number of carbon atoms of the longest side chain of branched monocarboxylic acids in the mixed monocarboxylic acid D: molar fraction of monocarboxylic acid having the longest side chain E: average number of hydroxyl groups of each alcohol in the mixed alcohol. A: number of carbon atoms of main chain of a monocarboxylic acid in the mixed monocarboxylic acid B: molar fraction of the monocarboxylic acid of item "A" C: number of carbon atoms of the longest side chain of branched monocarboxylic acids in the mixed monocarboxylic acid D: molar fraction of monocarboxylic acid having the longest side chain E: average number of hydroxyl groups of each alcohol in the mixed alcohol.
Direct current switchgear with at least one electrical input and at least one electrical output, and with at least one first switching contact, a second switching contact and a mobile jumper, a current path being electrically conductive from the input to the output when the first switching contact and the second switching contact are conductively connected by means of the jumper, the direct current switchgear further having an arc extinguishing assembly, the arc extinguishing assembly having a first arc extinguishing chamber and a second arc extinguishing chamber, each comprising a plurality of extinguishing plates, the first arc extinguishing chamber being assigned to the first switching contact, the second arc extinguishing chamber being assigned to the second switching contact, the first arc extinguishing chamber and the second arc extinguishing chamber being arranged parallel next to one another in the direct current switchgear, the direct current switchgear having a magnet array and the magnet array having at least one first magnet and a second magnet, characterised in that the first magnet and the second magnet are arranged between the first arc extinguishing chamber and the second arc extinguishing chamber and in that the first magnet and the second magnet are arranged in the direct current switchgear with poles of the same polarity being assigned to one another.
A dissolved air flotation -type pretreatment apparatus including a flotation tank for removing foreign objects of floating matter, turbid matter, or alga contained in raw water of seawater, sewage, or wastewater, the apparatus comprising: a filtering compartment part provided in the flotation tank and having one surface and the other surface which are partially opened to allow treatment water obtained by primarily removing floating matter from raw water to pass there through; and a plurality of filtering balls confined in the filtering compartment part, characterized by the filtering balls including a fibrous or spongy material to filter turbid matter or floating or suspended solids remaining in the treatment water introduced to the interior of the filtering compartment part; an installation chamber provided between the filtering compartment part and a first water chamber corresponding to a post-treatment of the filtering compartment part, a first treatment water pipe disposed within the installation chamber and connecting the filtering compartment part and the first water chamber, and a flow regulating valve provided in a portion of the first treatment water pipe; a first back wash water pipe communicating with the first treatment water pipe positioned between the filtering compartment part and the flow regulating valve within the installation chamber, a back wash pump provided in the other end portion of the first back wash water pipe to supply back wash water, a back wash valve provided in the first back wash water pipe positioned within the installation chamber, and a flow regulating valve provided in the first back wash water pipe positioned in the exit of the back wash pump; and a second back wash water pipe having one end portion coupled to the reaction tank performing a pretreatment of the floatation tank communicating with the filtering compartment part or the flocculation tank disposed between the reaction tank and the flotation tank in a communicating manner and the other end portion connected to the first back wash water pipe positioned between the flow regulating valve and the back wash valve and connecting the back wash pump, the flow regulating valve, and the back wash valve; and a back wash valve provided in a portion of the second back wash water pipe to control a flow of raw water within the second back wash water pipe.
A processor-readable medium storing code representing instructions that when executed at a processor cause the processor to: determine that a network flow has been instantiated; derive, in response to determining the network flow has been instantiated, network flow features associated with the network flow; provide the network flow features to an application identification module; receive, at a first time, a preliminary application identification report from the application identification module, the preliminary application identification report generically identifying an application associated with the network flow; apply a first flow action to the network flow based on the preliminary application identification report; receive, at a second time after the first time, a refined application identification report from the application identification module, the refined application identification report identifying the application associated with the network flow more specifically than the preliminary application identification report; apply a second flow action to the network flow based on the refined application identification report; and cease deriving the network flow features to the application identification module in response to an application identification signal. determine that a network flow has been instantiated; derive, in response to determining the network flow has been instantiated, network flow features associated with the network flow; provide the network flow features to an application identification module; receive, at a first time, a preliminary application identification report from the application identification module, the preliminary application identification report generically identifying an application associated with the network flow; apply a first flow action to the network flow based on the preliminary application identification report; receive, at a second time after the first time, a refined application identification report from the application identification module, the refined application identification report identifying the application associated with the network flow more specifically than the preliminary application identification report; apply a second flow action to the network flow based on the refined application identification report; and cease deriving the network flow features to the application identification module in response to an application identification signal.
A composition for infusion in a cold liquid with controlled effervescence, without gas or added sugars, comprising at least one sweetening compound in a percentage of less than 3% w/w of the dry composition, at least one flavouring compound in a percentage of less than 50% w/w of the dry composition and two effervescent compounds in a percentage equal to or higher than 50% w/w of the dry composition wherein the effervescent compounds are tartaric acid and sodium bicarbonate.
A motor drive switch comprising, a first contact connected to one end of a stator winding of a motor, the first contact being capable of switching between a power source first-side terminal connected to a first side of a power source and an armature first-side terminal connected to a first side of an armature, and a second contact connected to the other end of the stator winding, the second contact being capable of switching between the armature first-side terminal and an armature second-side terminal connected to an second side of the armature, the motor drive switch being used in a motor control circuit configured such that the first contact is switched to the power source first-side terminal and the second contact is switched to the armature first-side terminal by a start operation of the motor, with the result that the stator winding and the armature are connected in series between the first side and the second side of the power source to thereby start the motor, the motor drive switch further configured such that the first contact is switched to the armature first-side terminal, and the second contact is switched to the armature second-side terminal by a stop operation of the motor, with the result that the stator winding and the armature form a closed loop to thereby brake the motor, the motor drive switch being characterized in that the switching of the first contact to the power source first-side terminal is configured to be effected earlier than the switching of the second contact to the armature first-side terminal in the start operation of the motor, and in that the switching of the second contact to the armature second-side terminal is configured to be effected earlier than the switching of the first contact to the armature first-side terminal in the stop operation of the motor.
Rotor of an electric machine, in particular synchronous reluctance motor, which has a number of permanent magnets of the same type, each of which is arranged in a respective associated pocket of the rotor, - wherein the rotor comprises a laminated core having the pockets and having a number of sheets stacked above the other in an axial direction, - wherein one of the end faces of the laminated core is partially covered with a first pressure plate, which is offset inwards in a radial direction with respect to the pockets, and which abuts the laminated core non-positively, so that the openings of the pockets extending through the laminated core are not covered with the first pressure plates, - wherein the further end face of the laminated core is covered with a further first pressure plate, - wherein the two first pressure plates are of the same type, characterized in - that fastening means protrude through the laminated core, by means of which the two first pressure plates are fastened to each other, so that the laminated core is clamped between the two first pressure plates, - that one of the end faces of the laminated core is partially covered by a second pressure plate, which at least partially covers the pockets, - that one of the first pressure plates is arranged in the axial direction between the second pressure plate and the laminated core, wherein the second pressure plate is fastened to this first pressure plate, so that, by means of the second pressure plate, a detachment of the permanent magnets from the pockets in the axial direction is prevented. - wherein the rotor comprises a laminated core having the pockets and having a number of sheets stacked above the other in an axial direction, - wherein one of the end faces of the laminated core is partially covered with a first pressure plate, which is offset inwards in a radial direction with respect to the pockets, and which abuts the laminated core non-positively, so that the openings of the pockets extending through the laminated core are not covered with the first pressure plates, - wherein the further end face of the laminated core is covered with a further first pressure plate, - wherein the two first pressure plates are of the same type, characterized in - that fastening means protrude through the laminated core, by means of which the two first pressure plates are fastened to each other, so that the laminated core is clamped between the two first pressure plates, - that one of the end faces of the laminated core is partially covered by a second pressure plate, which at least partially covers the pockets, - that one of the first pressure plates is arranged in the axial direction between the second pressure plate and the laminated core, wherein the second pressure plate is fastened to this first pressure plate, so that, by means of the second pressure plate, a detachment of the permanent magnets from the pockets in the axial direction is prevented.
Tyre for a heavy duty vehicle, intended to be mounted on a drop-centre rim of the "15° drop-centre type", with a radial carcass reinforcement made up of at least one layer of reinforcing elements, said tyre comprising a crown reinforcement comprising two working crown layers of reinforcing elements (41, 42) that are crossed from one layer to the next and make angles (α1, α2) of between 8° and 45° with the circumferential direction, said angles α1 and α2 being oriented on either side of the circumferential direction, the crown reinforcement being capped radially by a tread, said tread being connected to two beads by two sidewalls, - said two working crown layers (41, 42) being the only ones present to form the crown reinforcement over at least 40% of the axial width of the crown reinforcement, - the reinforcing elements of the radially outermost working layer forming an angle (α2) with the circumferential direction that is greater in terms of absolute value than the angle (α1) formed by the reinforcing elements of the radially innermost working layer with the circumferential direction, - the absolute value of the difference between the absolute values of the angles (α2) and (α1) being greater than 4°, - characterized in that the mean angle α satisfies the relationship: 20 + 164 * exp − L / 100 < α < 23 + 164 * exp − L / 100, α being defined by the relationship Arctan((tan(|α1|) ∗ tan(|α2|)) 1/2), L being the maximum width of the tyre measured in the axial direction and expressed in mm, - in that the metal reinforcing elements of said at least one layer of the carcass reinforcement are cords that have a flow rate less than 20 cm 3 /min in what is referred to as the permeability test described in the standard ASTM D2692-98, and - in that a rubber compound is present at least locally within the structure of said cords. - said two working crown layers (41, 42) being the only ones present to form the crown reinforcement over at least 40% of the axial width of the crown reinforcement, - the reinforcing elements of the radially outermost working layer forming an angle (α2) with the circumferential direction that is greater in terms of absolute value than the angle (α1) formed by the reinforcing elements of the radially innermost working layer with the circumferential direction, - the absolute value of the difference between the absolute values of the angles (α2) and (α1) being greater than 4°, - characterized in that the mean angle α satisfies the relationship: 20 + 164 * exp − L / 100 < α < 23 + 164 * exp − L / 100, α being defined by the relationship Arctan((tan(|α1|) ∗ tan(|α2|)) 1/2), L being the maximum width of the tyre measured in the axial direction and expressed in mm, - in that the metal reinforcing elements of said at least one layer of the carcass reinforcement are cords that have a flow rate less than 20 cm 3 /min in what is referred to as the permeability test described in the standard ASTM D2692-98, and - in that a rubber compound is present at least locally within the structure of said cords.
Hand-operated dispenser suitable for flowable products, comprising a container with an internal reservoir to hold a body of the product, the container having a base and a top, and a dispenser mechanism at the top of the container; the dispenser mechanism including: a pump having a pump chamber with an inlet communicating with said product reservoir and an outlet (69,35,47) communicating with a discharge opening; a dispenser body extending across the top of the container and having a top plate with an external upwardly-directed dished pick-up surface, through which the discharge opening opens, and a surround surface region; an upwardly-directed actuator portion depressible in a pumping stroke against a return force to reduce the volume of the pump chamber and thereby displace a dose of product onto the pick-up surface via the discharge opening; the actuator portion being laterally offset beside the pick-up surface; characterised in that the top plate of the dispenser body is a rigid moulded plate; the upward surface of the dispenser body top plate is generally inclined downwardly in the direction from the actuator portion to the pick-up surface, whereby the actuator portion stands higher relative to said container base than the pick-up surface, the pick-up surface is generally downwardly-inclined away from the actuator portion, and the surround surface region is also downwardly inclined towards the.side of the top plate having the pick-up surface. a pump having a pump chamber with an inlet communicating with said product reservoir and an outlet (69,35,47) communicating with a discharge opening; a dispenser body extending across the top of the container and having a top plate with an external upwardly-directed dished pick-up surface, through which the discharge opening opens, and a surround surface region; an upwardly-directed actuator portion depressible in a pumping stroke against a return force to reduce the volume of the pump chamber and thereby displace a dose of product onto the pick-up surface via the discharge opening; the actuator portion being laterally offset beside the pick-up surface; characterised in that the top plate of the dispenser body is a rigid moulded plate; the upward surface of the dispenser body top plate is generally inclined downwardly in the direction from the actuator portion to the pick-up surface, whereby the actuator portion stands higher relative to said container base than the pick-up surface, the pick-up surface is generally downwardly-inclined away from the actuator portion, and the surround surface region is also downwardly inclined towards the.side of the top plate having the pick-up surface.
A surgical stapler, comprising: a shaft; an end effector, wherein said end effector is movably coupled to said shaft, said end effector comprising: a staple cartridge channel configured to receive a staple cartridge; and an anvil movably coupled to said staple cartridge channel; a first electromagnet mounted to said shaft; and a second electromagnet mounted to said shaft; characterized in the surgical stapler further comprising a plurality of magnetic elements mounted to said end effector, wherein said first electromagnet is configured to generate a first magnetic field to move at least one of said magnetic elements and articulate said end effector in a first direction, and wherein said second electromagnet is configured to generate a second magnetic field to move at least one of said magnetic elements and articulate said end effector in a second direction. a shaft; an end effector, wherein said end effector is movably coupled to said shaft, said end effector comprising: a staple cartridge channel configured to receive a staple cartridge; and an anvil movably coupled to said staple cartridge channel; a staple cartridge channel configured to receive a staple cartridge; and an anvil movably coupled to said staple cartridge channel; a first electromagnet mounted to said shaft; and a second electromagnet mounted to said shaft; characterized in the surgical stapler further comprising a plurality of magnetic elements mounted to said end effector, wherein said first electromagnet is configured to generate a first magnetic field to move at least one of said magnetic elements and articulate said end effector in a first direction, and wherein said second electromagnet is configured to generate a second magnetic field to move at least one of said magnetic elements and articulate said end effector in a second direction.
A compound of Formula 2 wherein R 2 is pyridinyl, pyrimidinyl or thiazolyl, each optionally substituted with up to 3 substituents independently selected from the group consisting of halogen and C 1 -C 4 alkyl; provided that the compound is not