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An air filtration assembly for a gas turbine system, the air filtration assembly comprising: an air inlet duct in fluid communication with a compressor of the gas turbine system, the air inlet duct including: an inlet for receiving intake air including intake air particles; and an outlet positioned opposite the inlet; a plurality of vane filters at the inlet of the air inlet duct; an array of fabric filters positioned in the air inlet duct, downstream of the plurality of vane filters; a silencer assembly positioned in the air inlet duct, downstream of the array of fabric filters, the silencer assembly positioned adjacent the outlet of the inlet duct; and an electrostatic component positioned in the air inlet duct, downstream of the array of fabric filters, the electrostatic component configured to charge the intake air particles that pass through the plurality of vane filters and the array of fabric filters. an air inlet duct in fluid communication with a compressor of the gas turbine system, the air inlet duct including: an inlet for receiving intake air including intake air particles; and an outlet positioned opposite the inlet; an inlet for receiving intake air including intake air particles; and an outlet positioned opposite the inlet; a plurality of vane filters at the inlet of the air inlet duct; an array of fabric filters positioned in the air inlet duct, downstream of the plurality of vane filters; a silencer assembly positioned in the air inlet duct, downstream of the array of fabric filters, the silencer assembly positioned adjacent the outlet of the inlet duct; and an electrostatic component positioned in the air inlet duct, downstream of the array of fabric filters, the electrostatic component configured to charge the intake air particles that pass through the plurality of vane filters and the array of fabric filters.
A method for plugging a well, wherein the well, at least along a longitudinal section to be plugged, is provided with one or more pipe bodies (3, 7) forming a radial boundary between the well and a surrounding formation, and wherein the method comprises the following steps: lowering a flow-through string into the well and, by means of the flow-through string, supplying a fluidized plugging material along the longitudinal section in the well, and at least within the innermost of said one or more pipe bodies (3, 7) in the well, characterized in that the method, before step, also comprises the following steps: lowering one or more explosive charges into the well and onto the longitudinal section to be plugged, and detonating one or more of said explosive charges so as to extend the diameter of one or more of said pipe bodies (3, 7) at one or more places along the longitudinal section to be plugged, thereby forming at least one of a closure, a contraction and a buckle (53") in one or more annuli located outside said one or more pipe bodies (3, 7) along the longitudinal section. lowering a flow-through string into the well and, by means of the flow-through string, supplying a fluidized plugging material along the longitudinal section in the well, and at least within the innermost of said one or more pipe bodies (3, 7) in the well, characterized in that the method, before step, also comprises the following steps: lowering one or more explosive charges into the well and onto the longitudinal section to be plugged, and detonating one or more of said explosive charges so as to extend the diameter of one or more of said pipe bodies (3, 7) at one or more places along the longitudinal section to be plugged, thereby forming at least one of a closure, a contraction and a buckle (53") in one or more annuli located outside said one or more pipe bodies (3, 7) along the longitudinal section. lowering one or more explosive charges into the well and onto the longitudinal section to be plugged, and detonating one or more of said explosive charges so as to extend the diameter of one or more of said pipe bodies (3, 7) at one or more places along the longitudinal section to be plugged, thereby forming at least one of a closure, a contraction and a buckle (53") in one or more annuli located outside said one or more pipe bodies (3, 7) along the longitudinal section.
The use of a composition as an anticorrosive coating for fuel tanks, characterized in that the composition contains - at least one binding agent selected from polyols, hydroxy functional polymers or epoxy resins, - at least one curing agent, - at least one corrosion inhibitor selected from the group consisting of phosphates, silicates, borates, molybdates, organic inhibitors and oxides, - and at least one quaterny ammonium compound selected from the group consisting of linear alkylammonium compounds of Formula I in which R 1, R 2, R 3 and R 4 each denote an alkyl group containing from 1 to 20 carbon atoms and X denotes a halogen or an alkyl sulfate, imidazolium compounds of Formula II in wich R 1, R 2 and R 3 each denote an alkyl group containing from 1 to 20 carbon atoms and X is a halogen or an alkyl sulfate, and pyridinium compounds of Formula III in which R 2 denotes an alkyl group containing from 1 to 20 carbon atoms and X is a halogen or an alkyl sulfate, with the composition containing an amount of quaterny ammonium compounds of from 0.1 to 5 % by weight and an amount of corrosion inhibitors of from 0.5 to 30 % by weight, each based on the total weight of the composition. - at least one binding agent selected from polyols, hydroxy functional polymers or epoxy resins, - at least one curing agent, - at least one corrosion inhibitor selected from the group consisting of phosphates, silicates, borates, molybdates, organic inhibitors and oxides, - and at least one quaterny ammonium compound selected from the group consisting of linear alkylammonium compounds of Formula I in which R 1, R 2, R 3 and R 4 each denote an alkyl group containing from 1 to 20 carbon atoms and X denotes a halogen or an alkyl sulfate, imidazolium compounds of Formula II in wich R 1, R 2 and R 3 each denote an alkyl group containing from 1 to 20 carbon atoms and X is a halogen or an alkyl sulfate, and pyridinium compounds of Formula III in which R 2 denotes an alkyl group containing from 1 to 20 carbon atoms and X is a halogen or an alkyl sulfate, with the composition containing an amount of quaterny ammonium compounds of from 0.1 to 5 % by weight and an amount of corrosion inhibitors of from 0.5 to 30 % by weight, each based on the total weight of the composition.
A drum type washing machine comprising: a tub of plastic having a wall portion for holding washing water and securing a driving unit thereto; a drum rotatably mounted in the tub; a hollow drum shaft passed through the tub, and connected to the drum inside of the tub for transmission of driving power from a motor to the drum; at least one bearing (113a, 113b, 800a, 800b) for supporting the hollow drum shaft; a stator fixedly secured to the rear wall portion of the tub; a rotor connected to a rear end of the drum shaft to constitute a motor together with the stator; a pulsator rotatably mounted in the drum; a pulsator shaft mounted to pass through the hollow of the drum shaft, having a fore end connected to the pulsator; characterised in that the tub has a front side sloped upward at a predetermined angle from the ground, the drum and the tub being mounted such that the axes thereof are tilted to the ground, and that the drum type washing machine comprises further pulsator control means for braking/releasing rotation of the rotation of the pulsator; so that the drum type washing machine is capable of performing washing by rotating the drum in a state the pulsator is held to be stationary and in a further state the pulsator is released to rotate freely. a tub of plastic having a wall portion for holding washing water and securing a driving unit thereto; a drum rotatably mounted in the tub; a hollow drum shaft passed through the tub, and connected to the drum inside of the tub for transmission of driving power from a motor to the drum; at least one bearing (113a, 113b, 800a, 800b) for supporting the hollow drum shaft; a stator fixedly secured to the rear wall portion of the tub; a rotor connected to a rear end of the drum shaft to constitute a motor together with the stator; a pulsator rotatably mounted in the drum; a pulsator shaft mounted to pass through the hollow of the drum shaft, having a fore end connected to the pulsator; characterised in that the tub has a front side sloped upward at a predetermined angle from the ground, the drum and the tub being mounted such that the axes thereof are tilted to the ground, and that the drum type washing machine comprises further pulsator control means for braking/releasing rotation of the rotation of the pulsator; so that the drum type washing machine is capable of performing washing by rotating the drum in a state the pulsator is held to be stationary and in a further state the pulsator is released to rotate freely.
A method for amplification of nucleic acid comprising a system of three primers, wherein said primers are forward primer F, reverse primer R and universal primer T, wherein at least one primer is loop-shaped primer in forward primer F and reverse primer R, the 3'end of the loop-shaped primer is the target recognizing region, and the 5' end has 3-20 complementary bases to 3'end, in certain conditions the 3'end and the 5' end of the forward primer F and/or reverse primer R can form double-strand to make the primer a loop-shaped structure, the inside of the forward primer F and reverse primer R has a same universal tag sequence respectively; in certain conditions, the 3'end and the 5' end of the forward primer F and/or reverse primer R can form double-strand to make the primer a loop-shaped structure, when the primer is recognized and hybridized to the target sequence, the double-strand structure is opened and the loop-shaped structure is lost, and the double-strand of the primer is transformed to be the double-strand combined with the target sequence, thus acquire DNA extension ability; the universal primer T has same sequence to the universal tag sequence in forward primer F and reverse primer R, wherein said loop-shaped primer further comprising a mutation recognizing region.
A wind turbine blade for a wind turbine, the wind turbine blade comprising a support element having first fibers being electrically conductive, and a fiber material having second fibers being electrically conductive, wherein the fiber material has a free portion and an overlapping portion which is at least partially attached and electrically connected to the support element, wherein an extension direction of the second fibers changes along an extension path of the second fibers, wherein a first angle (α1) is provided between the second fibers in the overlapping portion and the first fibers, wherein a second angle (α2) is provided between the second fibers in the free portion and the first fibers, and wherein the second angle (α2) is larger than the first angle (α1), characterized in that the first angle (α1) is between 0 and 50° and the first and second fibers (27, 31) are unidirectional carbon fibers.
A method comprising: receiving, by a first computing device of a plurality of computing devices, each of which are associated with a user and are located in physical proximity to one another, a spoken audio input, wherein the spoken audio input is also received by a second computing device of the plurality of computing devices; determining, by a negotiation module of the first computing device, a first audio input quality of the spoken audio input received by the first computing device; sending, by the negotiation module of the first computing device and to a negotiation module of the second computing device, an indication of the first audio input quality; receiving, by the negotiation module of the first computing device and from the negotiation module of the second computing device, an indication of a second audio input quality of the spoken audio input received by the second computing device; determining, by the negotiation module of the first computing device, and based on a comparison of the first audio input quality and the second audio input quality by the negotiation module of the first computing device, whether the first computing device should perform speech recognition on the spoken audio input; and responsive to determining that the first computing device should perform speech recognition on the spoken audio input, performing, by the first computing device, speech recognition on the spoken audio input. receiving, by a first computing device of a plurality of computing devices, each of which are associated with a user and are located in physical proximity to one another, a spoken audio input, wherein the spoken audio input is also received by a second computing device of the plurality of computing devices; determining, by a negotiation module of the first computing device, a first audio input quality of the spoken audio input received by the first computing device; sending, by the negotiation module of the first computing device and to a negotiation module of the second computing device, an indication of the first audio input quality; receiving, by the negotiation module of the first computing device and from the negotiation module of the second computing device, an indication of a second audio input quality of the spoken audio input received by the second computing device; determining, by the negotiation module of the first computing device, and based on a comparison of the first audio input quality and the second audio input quality by the negotiation module of the first computing device, whether the first computing device should perform speech recognition on the spoken audio input; and responsive to determining that the first computing device should perform speech recognition on the spoken audio input, performing, by the first computing device, speech recognition on the spoken audio input.
A clip of molded plastics material for fitting onto a pipe or duct, the clip comprising an open ring of generally C-shape having facing arms, the facing arms having open ends that can be sprung apart and together to resiliently fit the clip onto a pipe or duct of corresponding diameter, each facing arm having i) a profiled inner surface adapted to engage with complementary profiles (7/8) carried by the pipe or duct, whereby the clip is held onto the pipe or duct, and ii) an inwardly-directed arcuate rib extending along the inner face of the facing arm and forming a substantially T-shaped profile (23/24), the profile (23/24) having a projecting edge, wherein each substantially T-shaped profile (23/24) forms in each facing arm a pair of arcuate recesses that are adapted to receive a pair of complementary spaced-apart arcuate ribs carried by the pipe or duct and, wherein the projecting edge of each profile (23/24) faces inwards and forms part of a generally cylindrical inside surface of the clip, such that when the clip is fitted onto a pipe or duct the projecting edge fits into the complementary profiles (7/8) carried by the pipe or duct and the arcuate ribs carried by the pipe or duct fit into the arcuate recesses formed in each facing arm, whereby the clip can be held onto the pipe or duct, wherein a central part of the C-shaped clip has an internal surface generally of part-cylindrical shape that is extended on each side by the surface of the inwardly-facing edge of the substantially T-shaped profile (23/24), and wherein the clip comprises inclined shoulders where the substantially T-shaped profile (23/24) merges with said central part.
A support bracket configured for detachably attaching to a support rail, said support bracket comprising a body extending between a first, engaging end, and a second end, wherein the engaging end comprises at least a pair of axially disposed engaging hooks projecting from the engaging end and configured for sliding engagement within bracket arresting slots of the support rail, and a locking mechanism comprising a locking plunger normally biased into a projecting position from the engaging end, and a actuating member for displacing the locking plunger into a retracted position, wherein the actuating member is accommodated within a space of the body defined between two parallelly disposed side walls, the actuating member being configured with a body portion having a body width corresponding with the width of the space between the parallelly extending side walls of the bracket body, and a sliding limit projecting from the body portion, having a width greater then said space width and projecting into actuation openings of the side wall, thereby restricting sliding displacement of the retracing member between a forward projecting position and a rearward, retracted position, the body portion of the actuating member being configured with a through-going finger engaging location, disposed in register with actuation openings at the side walls, said finger engaging location being smaller than the actuation openings and configured with a laterally projecting rim portion defining said sliding limit. the actuating member being configured with a body portion having a body width corresponding with the width of the space between the parallelly extending side walls of the bracket body, and a sliding limit projecting from the body portion, having a width greater then said space width and projecting into actuation openings of the side wall, thereby restricting sliding displacement of the retracing member between a forward projecting position and a rearward, retracted position, the body portion of the actuating member being configured with a through-going finger engaging location, disposed in register with actuation openings at the side walls, said finger engaging location being smaller than the actuation openings and configured with a laterally projecting rim portion defining said sliding limit.
An article of footwear having a medial side, a lateral side, a toe end, a heel end, a heel-end seam and a medial toebox seam extending along a medial side of the article of footwear, the article of footwear comprising: a footbed portion; a medial upper portion; and a lateral upper portion, wherein: the medial upper portion and the lateral upper portion form the medial toebox seam which extends from the footbed portion to a throat opening along a medial portion of a toebox portion, the medial toebox seam extending in a curvilinear manner across the toebox portion from the medial portion towards the lateral upper portion; and the article of footwear further comprises an ankle opening, and a heel portion having a medial portion and a lateral portion, wherein the heel-end seam joins the medial portion of the heel portion with the lateral portion of the heel portion, the heel-end seam extending from the ankle opening downwardly towards, and optionally all of the way to, a lower edge of the heel portion.
A method of measuring an amount of bacteria in a biological sample, the method comprising: clearing the sample of non-bacterial particulate matter by contacting the biological sample with an aqueous clearance solution comprising one or more surfactants comprising a fatty acid amide derivative of N-methyltaurine or a salt thereof wherein the fatty acid is a monounsaturated or polyunsaturated C 10 - C 22 fatty acid; and determining the amount of bacteria in the sample. clearing the sample of non-bacterial particulate matter by contacting the biological sample with an aqueous clearance solution comprising one or more surfactants comprising a fatty acid amide derivative of N-methyltaurine or a salt thereof wherein the fatty acid is a monounsaturated or polyunsaturated C 10 - C 22 fatty acid; and determining the amount of bacteria in the sample.
A probe assembly for use in a probe station having a chamber for receiving a sample to be measured, the probe assembly comprising: a probe body and a probe tip, wherein the probe body is supported in the chamber by a probe arm having a longitudinal axis, and characterized by: a resilient member connected to the probe body, wherein the probe tip is connected to the resilient member, wherein the probe tip is configured to contact a sample in the chamber at a location to be measured, and wherein the resilient member is configured to resist movement of the probe tip from said location in a direction parallel to said longitudinal axis of the probe arm, said movement resulting from contraction or expansion of the probe arm due to a temperature change in the chamber. a resilient member connected to the probe body, wherein the probe tip is connected to the resilient member, wherein the probe tip is configured to contact a sample in the chamber at a location to be measured, and wherein the resilient member is configured to resist movement of the probe tip from said location in a direction parallel to said longitudinal axis of the probe arm, said movement resulting from contraction or expansion of the probe arm due to a temperature change in the chamber.
An antenna arrangement comprising, a patch antenna; a ground plane; microwave circuitry; and a first substrate comprising a first surface and a second surface, the first surface and the second surface being opposite sides of the first substrate, being essentially parallel, the patch antenna being realized in a first electrically conductive material attached to the first surface, and the patch antenna being arranged with respect to the ground plane so as to form a resonant antenna; the microwave circuitry being mounted on the second surface of the first substrate, and the microwave circuitry being operably connected to the patch antenna through a first feed, wherein the antenna arrangement further comprises a second substrate, said second substrate comprising a third surface and a fourth surface, the third surface being essentially parallel to the patch antenna, the third surface and the fourth surface being opposite sides of the second substrate, and the ground plane being realized in a second electrically conductive material attached to the third surface and the surface area of the ground plane being at least 1.5 times the surface area of the patch antenna, and wherein the antenna arrangement comprises a second feed connected the microwave circuitry or the patch antenna, the second feed also being in contact with the same conductive layer that the ground plane is realized in and being electrically isolated from the ground plane, and wherein the second feed is also configured for mechanically supporting and retaining the first substrate with respect to the second substrate. a patch antenna; a ground plane; microwave circuitry; and a first substrate comprising a first surface and a second surface, the first surface and the second surface being opposite sides of the first substrate, being essentially parallel, the patch antenna being realized in a first electrically conductive material attached to the first surface, and the patch antenna being arranged with respect to the ground plane so as to form a resonant antenna; the microwave circuitry being mounted on the second surface of the first substrate, and the microwave circuitry being operably connected to the patch antenna through a first feed, wherein the antenna arrangement further comprises a second substrate, said second substrate comprising a third surface and a fourth surface, the third surface being essentially parallel to the patch antenna, the third surface and the fourth surface being opposite sides of the second substrate, and the ground plane being realized in a second electrically conductive material attached to the third surface and the surface area of the ground plane being at least 1.5 times the surface area of the patch antenna, and wherein the antenna arrangement comprises a second feed connected the microwave circuitry or the patch antenna, the second feed also being in contact with the same conductive layer that the ground plane is realized in and being electrically isolated from the ground plane, and wherein the second feed is also configured for mechanically supporting and retaining the first substrate with respect to the second substrate.