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An articulated vehicle formed by a plurality of articulately connected vehicles or vehicle parts, for example a railway vehicle or an articulated bus, wherein a gangway is disposed between two vehicles (2, 3) or vehicle parts, wherein the gangway comprises an inner lining and, at a lateral distance from it, an outer lining, wherein at least one lining is configured as a bellows (16, 17), wherein the inner and/or outer lining are configured in a tunnel- or U-shaped circumferential manner, wherein a substantially closed hollow space can be formed by the inner and outer linings and both front walls of the vehicle or vehicle parts, wherein, in order to guide a medium through the one substantially closed hollow space, the hollow space comprises at least a first and a second opening for supplying or discharging a medium, characterized in that the at least one first opening is the opening in the outer bellows and wherein a muff rests on the at least one first opening.
An electromagnetic actuator comprising: a non-permanent magnetisable element; one or more permanent magnets (120, 130); and an armature having a first end and a second end, and a pivot axis between the first and second ends (143, 144), wherein the armature is pivotable about the pivot axis, between: a first position in which the armature is retained by a first magnetic circuit including at least one of the one or more permanent magnets (120, 130) and the armature; and a second position in which the armature is retained by a second magnetic circuit including at least one of the one or more permanent magnets (120, 130) and the armature, wherein the non-permanent magnetisable element is configured such that it can be actuated to generate an opposing magnetic circuit to oppose the first and/or second magnetic circuit to rotate the armature from one of the first and second positions to the other of the first and second positions, characterised in that the non-permanent magnetisable element is configured to generate a first non-permanent magnetic flux in the armature on a first side of the pivot axis and a second non-permanent magnetic flux in the armature on a second side of the pivot axis, the first non-permanent magnetic flux being in an opposite direction to the second non-permanent magnetic flux. a non-permanent magnetisable element; one or more permanent magnets (120, 130); and an armature having a first end and a second end, and a pivot axis between the first and second ends (143, 144), wherein the armature is pivotable about the pivot axis, between: a first position in which the armature is retained by a first magnetic circuit including at least one of the one or more permanent magnets (120, 130) and the armature; and a second position in which the armature is retained by a second magnetic circuit including at least one of the one or more permanent magnets (120, 130) and the armature, a first position in which the armature is retained by a first magnetic circuit including at least one of the one or more permanent magnets (120, 130) and the armature; and a second position in which the armature is retained by a second magnetic circuit including at least one of the one or more permanent magnets (120, 130) and the armature, wherein the non-permanent magnetisable element is configured such that it can be actuated to generate an opposing magnetic circuit to oppose the first and/or second magnetic circuit to rotate the armature from one of the first and second positions to the other of the first and second positions, characterised in that the non-permanent magnetisable element is configured to generate a first non-permanent magnetic flux in the armature on a first side of the pivot axis and a second non-permanent magnetic flux in the armature on a second side of the pivot axis, the first non-permanent magnetic flux being in an opposite direction to the second non-permanent magnetic flux.
Topical pharmaceutical compositions containing as active ingredients 4,6-dimethyl-N-(3,4,5-trimethoxyphenyl)pyrimidin-2-amine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof and 2,4-O-(2-furanylmethylene)-1,3,5,6-tetra-O-methyl-D-glucitol, in combination with suitable excipients and/or diluents.
A command transfer controlling apparatus, comprising: a command receiver, which receives from an external command transmitting entity a command that has specified an address in a memory; a channel assignment unit, which assigns a channel among a plurality of channels for transfer to the received command according to the address designated by the received command; a command storage unit, which temporarily stores the received command into a queue among a plurality of queues that is mapped to the channel assigned to the received command; and a command transfer unit, which, of the commands stored in the plurality of queues, transfers the command assigned a predetermined channel to a command execution entity in preference to the commands assigned the other channels, characterized in that the channel assignment unit dynamically changes address ranges allocated to the plurality of channels such that a ratio between the number of commands stored in a given queue and the number of commands stored in another queue is below a predetermined ratio. a command receiver, which receives from an external command transmitting entity a command that has specified an address in a memory; a channel assignment unit, which assigns a channel among a plurality of channels for transfer to the received command according to the address designated by the received command; a command storage unit, which temporarily stores the received command into a queue among a plurality of queues that is mapped to the channel assigned to the received command; and a command transfer unit, which, of the commands stored in the plurality of queues, transfers the command assigned a predetermined channel to a command execution entity in preference to the commands assigned the other channels, characterized in that the channel assignment unit dynamically changes address ranges allocated to the plurality of channels such that a ratio between the number of commands stored in a given queue and the number of commands stored in another queue is below a predetermined ratio.
A guidewire manipulation device (31; 63; 66) comprising: a housing configured to be supported by a hand of a user, the housing having a distal end, a proximal end, and a longitudinal axis extending therebetween, the housing configured to allow a guidewire to be placed therethrough and extend between the distal end and proximal end, the housing comprising a handle configured to fit at least partially in the hand of the user; a chuck (7; 67) rotationally mounted on the housing and configured to engage the guidewire such that the chuck (7; 67) and the guidewire are rotationally coupled, the chuck (7; 67) located distal to at least the majority of the housing to enable the user to access the chuck (7; 67) with one or more fingers of the hand; a drive system comprising a motor, the drive system carried by the housing, wherein the motor is coupled to the chuck (7; 67), the drive system configured to drive rotation of the guidewire; and a gripping portion carried on an external surface of the chuck (7; 67), and configured to receive a normal force applied to the chuck (7;67) with one or more fingers of the hand of the user to manually stop or slow the rotation of the guidewire while the housing is supported by the hand of the user. a housing configured to be supported by a hand of a user, the housing having a distal end, a proximal end, and a longitudinal axis extending therebetween, the housing configured to allow a guidewire to be placed therethrough and extend between the distal end and proximal end, the housing comprising a handle configured to fit at least partially in the hand of the user; a chuck (7; 67) rotationally mounted on the housing and configured to engage the guidewire such that the chuck (7; 67) and the guidewire are rotationally coupled, the chuck (7; 67) located distal to at least the majority of the housing to enable the user to access the chuck (7; 67) with one or more fingers of the hand; a drive system comprising a motor, the drive system carried by the housing, wherein the motor is coupled to the chuck (7; 67), the drive system configured to drive rotation of the guidewire; and a gripping portion carried on an external surface of the chuck (7; 67), and configured to receive a normal force applied to the chuck (7;67) with one or more fingers of the hand of the user to manually stop or slow the rotation of the guidewire while the housing is supported by the hand of the user.
A method of displaying a strategic navigational overview for a vehicle, comprising: displaying a navigational map including a marker icon (212, 214) representing an entity pertinent to navigation of the vehicle; displaying a vertical line contacting the marker icon (212, 214); the method characterised by displaying a current altitude icon contiguous to the vertical line representing a current altitude of the vehicle; and displaying a trending icon contiguous to the vertical line indicating a direction of a change in altitude of the vehicle when the change exists. displaying a navigational map including a marker icon (212, 214) representing an entity pertinent to navigation of the vehicle; displaying a vertical line contacting the marker icon (212, 214); the method characterised by displaying a current altitude icon contiguous to the vertical line representing a current altitude of the vehicle; and displaying a trending icon contiguous to the vertical line indicating a direction of a change in altitude of the vehicle when the change exists.
A computer-implemented method for an assessment of an oil and gas flow network, the method comprising gathering historical data and/or live data relating to the status of multiple control points at different branches within the flow network and to one or more flow parameter(s) of interest in one or more flow path(s) of the flow network; identifying time intervals in the data during which the control points and the flow parameter(s) are in a steady state; and extracting statistical data representative of some or all steady state intervals identified in step to thereby represent the original data from step in a compact form. gathering historical data and/or live data relating to the status of multiple control points at different branches within the flow network and to one or more flow parameter(s) of interest in one or more flow path(s) of the flow network; identifying time intervals in the data during which the control points and the flow parameter(s) are in a steady state; and extracting statistical data representative of some or all steady state intervals identified in step to thereby represent the original data from step in a compact form.
An elastomeric composition comprising, per 100 parts by weight of rubber (phr): 0 to 25 phr of polybutadiene having a cis-1,4 linkage content of at least 95%; 75 to 100 phr of a styrene/butadiene copolymer; 10 to 30 phr of a processing oil; 50 to 70 phr of a filler; a curative agent; an antioxidant; a silane coupling agent; and 5 to 40 phr of a propylene-ethylene-diene terpolymer 0 to 25 phr of polybutadiene having a cis-1,4 linkage content of at least 95%; 75 to 100 phr of a styrene/butadiene copolymer; 10 to 30 phr of a processing oil; 50 to 70 phr of a filler; a curative agent; an antioxidant; a silane coupling agent; and 5 to 40 phr of a propylene-ethylene-diene terpolymer
Method, comprising monitoring, by a license access repository, if a request for an optimization of a rule is received from a first controller controlling a first mobile network using a first resource, wherein the rule defines a behavior to be followed by a mobile network when using a respective resource; identifying, by the license access repository, if the request is received, a second controller controlling a second mobile network using a second resource having at least a part of a border in common with the first resource; informing, by the license access repository, the second controller on the request, the rule, and the part of the border. monitoring, by a license access repository, if a request for an optimization of a rule is received from a first controller controlling a first mobile network using a first resource, wherein the rule defines a behavior to be followed by a mobile network when using a respective resource; identifying, by the license access repository, if the request is received, a second controller controlling a second mobile network using a second resource having at least a part of a border in common with the first resource; informing, by the license access repository, the second controller on the request, the rule, and the part of the border.
A method comprising: providing a drilling fluid comprising: an aqueous fluid; and at least one surfactant selected from the group consisting of: block copolymer surfactant, di-block polymer surfactant, hydrophobically modified surfactant, fluoro-surfactant and any combination thereof, wherein the drilling fluid is free of organic solvents; and drilling a well bore in a subterranean formation comprising an oleaginous fluid using the drilling fluid, optionally wherein the subterranean formation comprises a pore throat wherein the surfactant forms a micelle within the well bore; and removing an oil block in the formation, or wherein the subterranean formation comprises a pore throat; allowing the surfactant to remove an oil block, a water block, or both from the pore throat providing a drilling fluid comprising: an aqueous fluid; and at least one surfactant selected from the group consisting of: block copolymer surfactant, di-block polymer surfactant, hydrophobically modified surfactant, fluoro-surfactant and any combination thereof, wherein the drilling fluid is free of organic solvents; and an aqueous fluid; and at least one surfactant selected from the group consisting of: block copolymer surfactant, di-block polymer surfactant, hydrophobically modified surfactant, fluoro-surfactant and any combination thereof, wherein the drilling fluid is free of organic solvents; and drilling a well bore in a subterranean formation comprising an oleaginous fluid using the drilling fluid, optionally wherein the subterranean formation comprises a pore throat wherein the surfactant forms a micelle within the well bore; and removing an oil block in the formation, or wherein the subterranean formation comprises a pore throat; allowing the surfactant to remove an oil block, a water block, or both from the pore throat
A waste gas cleaning device with a housing with an, in particular divergent, inlet end side and an, in particular convergent, outlet end side, waste gas feed channels (1 a) arranged in the housing which comprise an open end side facing the inlet end side of the housing and an opposing closed end side facing the outlet end side of the housing, and waste gas outlet channels (1 b) which comprise an open end side facing the outlet end side of the housing and an opposing closed end side facing the inlet end side of the housing, characterized in that waste gas inlet and/or outlet channels (1 a, 1 b) are axially segmented in multiple segments and that end sides facing each other of consecutive waste gas inlet and/or outlet channel parts (1 a, 1 b) are adapted to one another and are in particular formed complementarily in order to positively engage with each other in such a way that a gas-permeable gap is formed between them.
A method for manufacturing a rotor including: a skewed rotor core made of a cylindrical laminate of a plurality of disc-shaped core members each having through holes respectively corresponding to magnet slots for housing bonded magnets, each slot having openings (24a, 24b) located on opposite axial faces of the skewed rotor core the core members being shifted in a circumferential direction in accordance with their axial position in the laminate, the method comprising: an injection process of injecting a bonded magnet material into the magnet slots through one of the openings (24a, 24b), wherein the skewed rotor core is located in a cavity of a molding die, and generating a magnetic field in the cavity to magnetically polarize the bonded magnet material, wherein the molding die used in the injection process has gates used for pouring the bonded magnet material into the magnet slots of the skewed rotor core, wherein the gates respectively open at positions corresponding to regions, each of which ensures a view from one of the openings to the other one of the openings of the magnet slot along an axial direction of the rotor core. a cylindrical laminate of a plurality of disc-shaped core members each having through holes respectively corresponding to magnet slots for housing bonded magnets, each slot having openings (24a, 24b) located on opposite axial faces of the skewed rotor core the core members being shifted in a circumferential direction in accordance with their axial position in the laminate, the method comprising: an injection process of injecting a bonded magnet material into the magnet slots through one of the openings (24a, 24b), wherein the skewed rotor core is located in a cavity of a molding die, and generating a magnetic field in the cavity to magnetically polarize the bonded magnet material, wherein the molding die used in the injection process has gates used for pouring the bonded magnet material into the magnet slots of the skewed rotor core, wherein the gates respectively open at positions corresponding to regions, each of which ensures a view from one of the openings to the other one of the openings of the magnet slot along an axial direction of the rotor core. an injection process of injecting a bonded magnet material into the magnet slots through one of the openings (24a, 24b), wherein the skewed rotor core is located in a cavity of a molding die, and generating a magnetic field in the cavity to magnetically polarize the bonded magnet material, wherein the molding die used in the injection process has gates used for pouring the bonded magnet material into the magnet slots of the skewed rotor core, wherein the gates respectively open at positions corresponding to regions, each of which ensures a view from one of the openings to the other one of the openings of the magnet slot along an axial direction of the rotor core.
An image reading device which optically reads a document, comprising: a platen on which a document is placed; a pressure plate openable and closable with respect to the platen; an angle detector which detects a fact that an open/close angle of the pressure plate has passed a predetermined angle from a close state; characterized by: a reader which records a variation in distribution for a fixed period of time of incident light heading toward the platen when the angle detector detects passing of the pressure plate; a variation amount calculator which calculates a variation amount of incident light at each distribution point on a basis of a variation in distribution recorded by the reader; and a variation amount determination unit which determines whether or not a variation amount calculated by the variation amount calculator exceeds a predetermined threshold. a platen on which a document is placed; a pressure plate openable and closable with respect to the platen; an angle detector which detects a fact that an open/close angle of the pressure plate has passed a predetermined angle from a close state; characterized by: a reader which records a variation in distribution for a fixed period of time of incident light heading toward the platen when the angle detector detects passing of the pressure plate; a variation amount calculator which calculates a variation amount of incident light at each distribution point on a basis of a variation in distribution recorded by the reader; and a variation amount determination unit which determines whether or not a variation amount calculated by the variation amount calculator exceeds a predetermined threshold. a reader which records a variation in distribution for a fixed period of time of incident light heading toward the platen when the angle detector detects passing of the pressure plate; a variation amount calculator which calculates a variation amount of incident light at each distribution point on a basis of a variation in distribution recorded by the reader; and a variation amount determination unit which determines whether or not a variation amount calculated by the variation amount calculator exceeds a predetermined threshold.
Method for the manufacture of molded components, comprising a. loading pellets of an expanded polymer material into a mold; and b. connecting the pellets by providing heat energy, wherein c. the expanded polymer material of the pellets comprises a chain extender, wherein the chain extender comprises at least one selected from a polymeric material containing epoxy groups, pyromellitic dianhydride, and styrene maleic anhydride, or combinations of one or more thereof, or wherein the chain extender is selected from one or more of a tri-epoxide or tetra-epoxide; and wherein the chain extender is added in an amount of 1 to 10 % by weight, based on 100 % by weight of the base polymer material; and wherein the polymer is selected from at least one of polyamides, thermoplastic polyester ether elastomer (TPEE), polyetherketones, polyoxymethylene, polyvinylalcohol (PVAL), and thermoplastic polyurethanes. a. loading pellets of an expanded polymer material into a mold; and b. connecting the pellets by providing heat energy, wherein c. the expanded polymer material of the pellets comprises a chain extender, wherein the chain extender comprises at least one selected from a polymeric material containing epoxy groups, pyromellitic dianhydride, and styrene maleic anhydride, or combinations of one or more thereof, or wherein the chain extender is selected from one or more of a tri-epoxide or tetra-epoxide; and wherein the chain extender is added in an amount of 1 to 10 % by weight, based on 100 % by weight of the base polymer material; and wherein the polymer is selected from at least one of polyamides, thermoplastic polyester ether elastomer (TPEE), polyetherketones, polyoxymethylene, polyvinylalcohol (PVAL), and thermoplastic polyurethanes.
A motor vehicle sliding door comprising: - a door sliding between a closed position and an open position on the door opening of a vehicle body, - at least one arm fixed onto the door, - at least one track fixable onto the vehicle body, the track having a C-shaped cross section and walls on the side where the arm fits into, and providing movement of the door along the track by means of a guide member which comprises at least one roller and at least one caster on the edge of said arm fitting into the track from the side with walls and moving in the track, whereby at least two legs extend from the arm towards the floor and ceiling of the track and separation of the arm from the track is prevented by engagement of the legs with the walls. - a door sliding between a closed position and an open position on the door opening of a vehicle body, - at least one arm fixed onto the door, - at least one track fixable onto the vehicle body, the track having a C-shaped cross section and walls on the side where the arm fits into, and providing movement of the door along the track by means of a guide member which comprises at least one roller and at least one caster on the edge of said arm fitting into the track from the side with walls and moving in the track, whereby at least two legs extend from the arm towards the floor and ceiling of the track and separation of the arm from the track is prevented by engagement of the legs with the walls.