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A process for preparing a one component translucent room temperature vulcanisable silicone composition comprising the steps of: (i) chain extending a silanol terminated polydiorganosiloxane (ai) by reacting it with a diacetamidosilane chain extender (aii) to form a chain-extended silanol terminated polydiorganosiloxane intermediate (aiii); (ii) reacting the chain-extended silanol terminated polydiorganosiloxane intermediate (aiii) of step (i) with one or more polyalkoxy silane(s) (aiv) of the structure (R 2 -O) (4-b) -Si-R 1 b where b is 0, 1 or 2, R 2 is an alkyl group which may be linear or branched having from 1 to 15 carbons and R 1 may be any suitable group i.e. a monovalent hydrocarbon radical such as R 2, cycloalkyl groups; alkenyl groups, aryl groups; aralkyl groups aminoalkyl groups, (meth)acrylate groups, glycidyl ether groups and groups obtained by replacing all or part of the hydrogen in the preceding organic groups with halogen; in the presence of a basic end-capping catalyst (av) to form a chain-extended alkoxy end-capped polydiorganosiloxane polymer reaction product (a); (iii) introducing a cross-linker (b), reinforcing silica filler (c) which has optionally been hydrophobically treated, one or more adhesion promoters (e) and one or more tin-based condensation catalysts (f) into the chain-extended alkoxy end-capped polydiorganosiloxane polymer (a); in any suitable order to form a mixture; (iv) Vacuum stripping the mixture of step (iii), and (v) Introducing one or more moisture scavengers (d). (i) chain extending a silanol terminated polydiorganosiloxane (ai) by reacting it with a diacetamidosilane chain extender (aii) to form a chain-extended silanol terminated polydiorganosiloxane intermediate (aiii); (ii) reacting the chain-extended silanol terminated polydiorganosiloxane intermediate (aiii) of step (i) with one or more polyalkoxy silane(s) (aiv) of the structure (R 2 -O) (4-b) -Si-R 1 b where b is 0, 1 or 2, R 2 is an alkyl group which may be linear or branched having from 1 to 15 carbons and R 1 may be any suitable group i.e. a monovalent hydrocarbon radical such as R 2, cycloalkyl groups; alkenyl groups, aryl groups; aralkyl groups aminoalkyl groups, (meth)acrylate groups, glycidyl ether groups and groups obtained by replacing all or part of the hydrogen in the preceding organic groups with halogen; in the presence of a basic end-capping catalyst (av) to form a chain-extended alkoxy end-capped polydiorganosiloxane polymer reaction product (a); (iii) introducing a cross-linker (b), reinforcing silica filler (c) which has optionally been hydrophobically treated, one or more adhesion promoters (e) and one or more tin-based condensation catalysts (f) into the chain-extended alkoxy end-capped polydiorganosiloxane polymer (a); in any suitable order to form a mixture; (iv) Vacuum stripping the mixture of step (iii), and (v) Introducing one or more moisture scavengers (d).
A tool for use in a wellbore, comprising: a central bore therethrough; a first tubular body having an opening through a wall thereof; a first arm pivotally connected to a first piston, rotationally coupled to the first body, disposed in the opening in a retracted position, and movable to an extended position where an outer surface of the first arm extends outward past an outer surface of the first tubular body, wherein the first piston is disposed in the body and operable to move the first arm from the retracted position to the extended position in response to fluid pressure in the central bore exceeding fluid pressure in the opening; an annular control module, comprising: a lock operable to retain the first piston in the retracted position; and an electronics package in communication with an antenna and having a controller operable to release the lock in response to receiving a first instruction signal from the antenna, wherein the antenna is in communication with the central bore for receiving the first instruction signal from a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag (450a,p) pumped through the central bore, and wherein the central bore exists in both the extended and the retracted positions. a central bore therethrough; a first tubular body having an opening through a wall thereof; a first arm pivotally connected to a first piston, rotationally coupled to the first body, disposed in the opening in a retracted position, and movable to an extended position where an outer surface of the first arm extends outward past an outer surface of the first tubular body, wherein the first piston is disposed in the body and operable to move the first arm from the retracted position to the extended position in response to fluid pressure in the central bore exceeding fluid pressure in the opening; an annular control module, comprising: a lock operable to retain the first piston in the retracted position; and an electronics package in communication with an antenna and having a controller operable to release the lock in response to receiving a first instruction signal from the antenna, a lock operable to retain the first piston in the retracted position; and an electronics package in communication with an antenna and having a controller operable to release the lock in response to receiving a first instruction signal from the antenna, wherein the antenna is in communication with the central bore for receiving the first instruction signal from a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag (450a,p) pumped through the central bore, and wherein the central bore exists in both the extended and the retracted positions.
Material for packaging food comprising a first layer made of paper, which is coupled to a second layer made of polyethylene or from biodegradable and compostable plastic material, an optional third metallic layer deposited on said second layer, said second layer is coupled to said first layer by interposition of an adhesive layer, or by interposition between said third metallic layer and said first layer of paper, characterised in that on said second layer on the surface facing towards or in contact with the food a natural extract or an essential oil or at least one active molecule isolated from said natural extract or said essential oil from Rosmarinus officinalis or Citrus limon or Vitis vinifera or mixtures thereof is present.
An automated fully submersible pool cleaning vehicle for sanitizing water in a swimming pool, the PCV, comprising: a housing having a bottom and an exterior and an interior and including at least one intake member and a vacuum member for drawing water into the housing through the intakes, the housing including a filter member for filtering water drawn into the housing through the intakes and an outlet for expelling the filtered water back into the pool; a chassis attached to the housing and being generally within the interior; drive means attached to the chassis for propelling the PCV throughout the surface of the pool, the drive means including spaced apart wheels for receiving power from the rest of the drive means, the drive means being free of drive tracks; a cleaning member attached to the housing; characterized by the fact that the cleaning member defines a rotating brush connected to the bottom of the housing, adjacent the intake member and between the two wheels, and by the fact that the PCV further comprises a first set of stationary scrubbing members extending from the bottom and the scrubbing members being proximate to the intake member, at the rear of the intake member, between the intake member and the cleaning member, and adjacent the wheels; whereby, as the PCV moves around the pool surface the scrubbing members contact the surface of the pool and dislodge dirt and debris and whereby the vacuum member absorbs the dislodged dirt and debris to facilitate sanitizing the pool water. a housing having a bottom and an exterior and an interior and including at least one intake member and a vacuum member for drawing water into the housing through the intakes, the housing including a filter member for filtering water drawn into the housing through the intakes and an outlet for expelling the filtered water back into the pool; a chassis attached to the housing and being generally within the interior; drive means attached to the chassis for propelling the PCV throughout the surface of the pool, the drive means including spaced apart wheels for receiving power from the rest of the drive means, the drive means being free of drive tracks; a cleaning member attached to the housing; characterized by the fact that the cleaning member defines a rotating brush connected to the bottom of the housing, adjacent the intake member and between the two wheels, and by the fact that the PCV further comprises a first set of stationary scrubbing members extending from the bottom and the scrubbing members being proximate to the intake member, at the rear of the intake member, between the intake member and the cleaning member, and adjacent the wheels; whereby, as the PCV moves around the pool surface the scrubbing members contact the surface of the pool and dislodge dirt and debris and whereby the vacuum member absorbs the dislodged dirt and debris to facilitate sanitizing the pool water.
A safety method for a pressurized water nuclear reactor in the event of at least partial meltdown of a core of the reactor with formation of a pool of corium, the reactor comprising at least, during an operating phase: • a primary circuit in which a water-based primary fluid is intended to circulate, the primary circuit being configured so that the primary fluid enters a vessel of the reactor and pass through the core contained in the vessel in order to extract heat produced by the core, • a secondary circuit, in which a water-based secondary fluid is intended to circulate, the secondary circuit being fluidly isolated from the primary circuit, and comprising at least one steam generator, the secondary circuit being configured to absorb heat from the primary circuit and at least partially transform it into steam in the steam generator, characterised in that the method comprises at least the following step in response to a detection of an event characteristic of an at least partial meltdown of the core of the reactor with formation of a pool of corium in a bottom of the vessel and with a formation of a liquid metal layer on the surface of the pool of corium: • rupture by explosion of the fluid isolation to place the secondary circuit in fluid communication with the primary circuit so that the secondary fluid takes the primary circuit to flow in the vessel on said liquid metal layer of the pool of corium. • a primary circuit in which a water-based primary fluid is intended to circulate, the primary circuit being configured so that the primary fluid enters a vessel of the reactor and pass through the core contained in the vessel in order to extract heat produced by the core, • a secondary circuit, in which a water-based secondary fluid is intended to circulate, the secondary circuit being fluidly isolated from the primary circuit, and comprising at least one steam generator, the secondary circuit being configured to absorb heat from the primary circuit and at least partially transform it into steam in the steam generator, • rupture by explosion of the fluid isolation to place the secondary circuit in fluid communication with the primary circuit so that the secondary fluid takes the primary circuit to flow in the vessel on said liquid metal layer of the pool of corium.
A system for an implantable device of a size too large to pass through an opening of a patient's pylorus configured to be placed in a patient's stomach transorally without surgery to treat and prevent obesity by applying a pressure to the patient's stomach, comprising: a central elongated body having a telescopically adjustable length; two collapsible atraumatic feet on opposite ends of the elongated body, each foot configured to exert pressure on the patient's stomach when in a deployed position; and an actuator (125, 130) within the central elongated body configured to telescopically adjust the length of the body and simultaneously the distance between the atraumatic feet, wherein the two collapsible atraumatic feet comprise an array of living hinges that may be unfolded to an elongated delivery configuration and folded outward to a deployed configuration. a central elongated body having a telescopically adjustable length; two collapsible atraumatic feet on opposite ends of the elongated body, each foot configured to exert pressure on the patient's stomach when in a deployed position; and an actuator (125, 130) within the central elongated body configured to telescopically adjust the length of the body and simultaneously the distance between the atraumatic feet,
Control system (111, 121) for positioning at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) in a wind farm, wherein the control system (111, 121) comprises a measuring device (112, 122) configured for measuring an incoming wind field at the two floating wind turbines (110, 120), a determining device (114, 124) configured for determining a wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) at the two floating wind turbines (110, 120), for determining a propagation path of the wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) through the wind farm based on the determined wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) at the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120), and for determining a location for each of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) comprising a minimized wake influence based on the determined propagation path of the wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) through the wind farm, and a repositioning device (113, 123) configured for repositioning each of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) to the determined location characterized in that a first floating wind turbine of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) is tilted to a side in a floater roll direction and another floating wind turbine of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) is tilted to the other side in the floater roll direction. a measuring device (112, 122) configured for measuring an incoming wind field at the two floating wind turbines (110, 120), a determining device (114, 124) configured for determining a wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) at the two floating wind turbines (110, 120), for determining a propagation path of the wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) through the wind farm based on the determined wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) at the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120), and for determining a location for each of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) comprising a minimized wake influence based on the determined propagation path of the wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) through the wind farm, and for determining a wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) at the two floating wind turbines (110, 120), for determining a propagation path of the wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) through the wind farm based on the determined wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) at the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120), and for determining a location for each of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) comprising a minimized wake influence based on the determined propagation path of the wake property (151, 252, 351, 352) through the wind farm, and a repositioning device (113, 123) configured for repositioning each of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) to the determined location characterized in that a first floating wind turbine of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) is tilted to a side in a floater roll direction and another floating wind turbine of the at least two floating wind turbines (110, 120) is tilted to the other side in the floater roll direction.
A method for implementing conversation rights management, the method comprising: receiving, from a first client application, a request for creating a conversation rights based restriction for a multi-modal communication session at a rights management server (234, 356); determining, at the rights management server, related communication modes and components of the multi-modal communication session; defining, at the rights management server, restrictions separately for the individual communication modes and components of the multi-modal communication session; providing, by the rights management server, a license to the requesting first client application, the license providing the first requesting client application with a tool to enforce the restrictions; receiving, by the rights management server, another request from a second client application for the license, the second client application being invited to participate in the multi-modal communication session with the first client application; and providing, at the rights management server, the license to the second client application in response to confirming the second client application is a trusted application and is capable of enforcing the conversation rights based restrictions for the multi-modal communication session. receiving, from a first client application, a request for creating a conversation rights based restriction for a multi-modal communication session at a rights management server (234, 356); determining, at the rights management server, related communication modes and components of the multi-modal communication session; defining, at the rights management server, restrictions separately for the individual communication modes and components of the multi-modal communication session; providing, by the rights management server, a license to the requesting first client application, the license providing the first requesting client application with a tool to enforce the restrictions; receiving, by the rights management server, another request from a second client application for the license, the second client application being invited to participate in the multi-modal communication session with the first client application; and providing, at the rights management server, the license to the second client application in response to confirming the second client application is a trusted application and is capable of enforcing the conversation rights based restrictions for the multi-modal communication session.
An exhaust purification apparatus of an engine, comprising: an exhaust purification catalyst provided in an exhaust path of an engine for purifying an exhaust; reducing agent supply means disposed upstream of the exhaust purification catalyst for injecting a hydrocarbon as a reducing agent into the exhaust path; temperature detection means for detecting a temperature of the exhaust purification catalyst; characterised by regeneration process execution means for performing a regeneration process which controls the reducing agent supply means to supply the reducing agent intermittently to the exhaust path so that an air-fuel ratio of the exhaust flowing out of the exhaust purification catalyst is kept rich, and renders the temperature of the exhaust purification catalyst equal to or higher than a set temperature to release exhaust components stored in the exhaust purification catalyst; and interval changing means for changing an interval (Tl) between supplies of the reducing agent by the reducing agent supply means in accordance with a temperature difference between the temperature of the exhaust purification catalyst detected by the temperature detection means and the set temperature. an exhaust purification catalyst provided in an exhaust path of an engine for purifying an exhaust; reducing agent supply means disposed upstream of the exhaust purification catalyst for injecting a hydrocarbon as a reducing agent into the exhaust path; temperature detection means for detecting a temperature of the exhaust purification catalyst; characterised by regeneration process execution means for performing a regeneration process which controls the reducing agent supply means to supply the reducing agent intermittently to the exhaust path so that an air-fuel ratio of the exhaust flowing out of the exhaust purification catalyst is kept rich, and renders the temperature of the exhaust purification catalyst equal to or higher than a set temperature to release exhaust components stored in the exhaust purification catalyst; and interval changing means for changing an interval (Tl) between supplies of the reducing agent by the reducing agent supply means in accordance with a temperature difference between the temperature of the exhaust purification catalyst detected by the temperature detection means and the set temperature.
A container carrier for securing together and carrying multiple containers, the container carrier comprising an integrally molded body with a top surface, a bottom surface, and a plurality of annular structures,each annular structure being connected to at least one adjacent annular structure of the plurality of annular structures by a bridge, each annular structure having a circumferential rib with a plurality of flanges coupled to the circumferential rib, each flange including a portion which projects inwardly of the annular structure, an inner perimeter of each flange being formed to have an arcuate shape, and the inner perimeters of the flanges being collectively configured to define a void; and an integrally formed handle with a graspable region and a bifurcated region that bifurcates into a pair of arms (40a, 40b), each arm of the pair of arms (40a, 40b) connecting to the body of the container carrier at a connection point, and the pair of arms (40a, 40b) flexing to allow an intersection of the bifurcated region and graspable region to move, thereby accommodating a downward flexion of the graspable region of the handle when a downward biasing force is applied to the handle in a biased state, characterized in that: the handle extends in an upward orientation from the body of the container carrier, and each arm supports the graspable region in an upright configuration in an unbiased state.