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A method for controlling a throttle loss recovery (TLR) system for a spark-ignition internal combustion engine wherein the TLR system includes a turbine through which intake air passes before being delivered to the engine and an electrical generator coupled to the turbine and driven to rotate by the turbine, the method comprising the steps of: detecting a rotational speed ω of the generator; providing a rectifier, a filter, an over-voltage controller, and a pulse width modulation (PWM) controller between the generator and a load served by the generator such that AC electrical power generated by the generator is rectified and filtered into DC current, over-voltage controlled, and is supplied to the load via the PWM controller; predefining an electrical power generation zone bounded on one side by a predefined minimum generator speed threshold ω min and on an opposite side by a predefined maximum generator speed threshold ω max ; and configuring the PWM controller such that when the TLR system is activated a duty cycle of the PWM controller is equal to: zero when ω is less than ω min ; 100% when ω is greater than ω max ; and F when ω is within the electrical power generation zone, where F is a non-linear function of ω , increasing with increasing ω , and is greater than zero but less than 100%. detecting a rotational speed ω of the generator; providing a rectifier, a filter, an over-voltage controller, and a pulse width modulation (PWM) controller between the generator and a load served by the generator such that AC electrical power generated by the generator is rectified and filtered into DC current, over-voltage controlled, and is supplied to the load via the PWM controller; predefining an electrical power generation zone bounded on one side by a predefined minimum generator speed threshold ω min and on an opposite side by a predefined maximum generator speed threshold ω max ; and configuring the PWM controller such that when the TLR system is activated a duty cycle of the PWM controller is equal to: zero when ω is less than ω min ; 100% when ω is greater than ω max ; and F when ω is within the electrical power generation zone, where F is a non-linear function of ω , increasing with increasing ω , and is greater than zero but less than 100%. zero when ω is less than ω min ; 100% when ω is greater than ω max ; and F when ω is within the electrical power generation zone, where F is a non-linear function of ω , increasing with increasing ω , and is greater than zero but less than 100%.
A method for sharing resources in a communication network, the method comprising: receiving , by a network slice manager entity, a workload mobility request to add network resources to a domain in the communication network; authenticating , by the network slice manager entity, a virtual network function (VNF) with a blockchain authentication function (BAF) entity over a blockchain network interface based on the workload mobility request; receiving , by the network slice manager entity, an indication of a successful authentication from the BAF entity; and instantiating , by the network slice manager entity, the VNF in the domain of the communication network based on the indication of the successful authentication. receiving , by a network slice manager entity, a workload mobility request to add network resources to a domain in the communication network; authenticating , by the network slice manager entity, a virtual network function (VNF) with a blockchain authentication function (BAF) entity over a blockchain network interface based on the workload mobility request; receiving , by the network slice manager entity, an indication of a successful authentication from the BAF entity; and instantiating , by the network slice manager entity, the VNF in the domain of the communication network based on the indication of the successful authentication.
An auxiliary frame system for a wheelchair , the wheelchair having a frame comprising two openings to releasably attach axle portions of rear wheels and defining between them a main rear wheel axis; wherein the auxiliary frame system comprises: a pair of wheel displacing elements ; characterised in that , the auxiliary frame system further comprises fastening elements to releasably attach each wheel displacing element to the frame of the wheelchair through the openings; wheel holders for bearing respective rear wheels of the wheelchair, wherein each of the wheel holders is associated with a respective wheel displacing element, and the wheel holders define a shifted rear wheel axis between them; at least one anchoring link to releasably secure at least one of the wheel displacing elements to the frame of the wheelchair at an additional attachment point. a pair of wheel displacing elements ; characterised in that , the auxiliary frame system further comprises fastening elements to releasably attach each wheel displacing element to the frame of the wheelchair through the openings; wheel holders for bearing respective rear wheels of the wheelchair, wherein each of the wheel holders is associated with a respective wheel displacing element, and the wheel holders define a shifted rear wheel axis between them; at least one anchoring link to releasably secure at least one of the wheel displacing elements to the frame of the wheelchair at an additional attachment point.
A system for on-body fluid delivery comprising: a primary user interface comprising a primary user interface real time clock; a primary patch pump comprising a primary patch pump real time clock, adapted to attach a first infusion cannula to a user, the primary patch pump further adapted to perform a plurality of primary patch pump functions; and a secondary patch pump comprising a secondary patch pump real time clock, adapted to attach a second infusion cannula to a user, the secondary patch pump further adapted to perform a plurality of secondary patch pump functions substantially similar to the plurality of primary patch pump functions if an error condition associated with the primary patch pump is determined; characterized in that the primary user interface , the primary patch pump , and the secondary patch pump are each adapted to enter SLEEP, WAKE, and SNIFF modes in synchronicity with one another based on said real time clocks; wherein less power is consumed during said SLEEP mode than during said WAKE mode, and wherein communication between devices is checked during SNIFF mode; and wherein the primary patch pump and the secondary patch pump are communicatively coupled. a primary user interface comprising a primary user interface real time clock; a primary patch pump comprising a primary patch pump real time clock, adapted to attach a first infusion cannula to a user, the primary patch pump further adapted to perform a plurality of primary patch pump functions; and a secondary patch pump comprising a secondary patch pump real time clock, adapted to attach a second infusion cannula to a user, the secondary patch pump further adapted to perform a plurality of secondary patch pump functions substantially similar to the plurality of primary patch pump functions if an error condition associated with the primary patch pump is determined; characterized in that the primary user interface , the primary patch pump , and the secondary patch pump are each adapted to enter SLEEP, WAKE, and SNIFF modes in synchronicity with one another based on said real time clocks; wherein less power is consumed during said SLEEP mode than during said WAKE mode, and wherein communication between devices is checked during SNIFF mode; and wherein the primary patch pump and the secondary patch pump are communicatively coupled.
An apparatus for reducing calcium hardness levels in a pool or spa during or after a water filling process, the apparatus comprising: a flexible, water permeable bag; and a quantity of chemical-removing ion exchange resin contained within the bag, the resin being selected to remove one or more undesired chemicals from the water, and characterized in that the bag is partially filled with the resin in order to accommodate swelling and to provide floating of the resin within the bag so as to create a fluidized bed therein. a flexible, water permeable bag; and a quantity of chemical-removing ion exchange resin contained within the bag, the resin being selected to remove one or more undesired chemicals from the water, and characterized in that the bag is partially filled with the resin in order to accommodate swelling and to provide floating of the resin within the bag so as to create a fluidized bed therein.
Water absorbent resin powder comprising: a polyacrylic acid (salt)-based water-absorbing resin as a main component, said water absorbent resin powder being surface-crosslinked and satisfying a proportion of the water absorbent resin powder having a particle size of not less than 150 μm and less than 850 μm of not less than 90 weight%; characterized in that said water absorbent resin powder satisfies a water absorption time according to a vortex method of not more than 42 seconds; and an elastic modulus index (600-500) of not less than 5500, wherein the "water absorbent resin powder having a particle size of not less than 150 μm and less than 850 μm" refers to water absorbent resin powder which passes through a JIS standard sieve having a mesh size of 850 μm but which does not pass through a JIS standard sieve having a mesh size of 150 μm; the water absorption time according to the vortex method is measured in conformity with the "Testing Method for Water Absorption Rate of Super Absorbent Polymers" described in JIS K7224; and wherein the elastic modulus index (600-500) is measured in accordance with the method specified in the description. a polyacrylic acid (salt)-based water-absorbing resin as a main component, said water absorbent resin powder being surface-crosslinked and satisfying a proportion of the water absorbent resin powder having a particle size of not less than 150 μm and less than 850 μm of not less than 90 weight%; a proportion of the water absorbent resin powder having a particle size of not less than 150 μm and less than 850 μm of not less than 90 weight%; characterized in that said water absorbent resin powder satisfies a water absorption time according to a vortex method of not more than 42 seconds; and an elastic modulus index (600-500) of not less than 5500, wherein a water absorption time according to a vortex method of not more than 42 seconds; and an elastic modulus index (600-500) of not less than 5500, wherein the "water absorbent resin powder having a particle size of not less than 150 μm and less than 850 μm" refers to water absorbent resin powder which passes through a JIS standard sieve having a mesh size of 850 μm but which does not pass through a JIS standard sieve having a mesh size of 150 μm; the water absorption time according to the vortex method is measured in conformity with the "Testing Method for Water Absorption Rate of Super Absorbent Polymers" described in JIS K7224; and wherein the elastic modulus index (600-500) is measured in accordance with the method specified in the description.
Water-conducting domestic appliance, in particular dishwasher, with a tub for receiving good to be cleaned, with a process water circuit comprising a circulation pipe system (15 - 20) and a circulation pump in order to convey process water upwards from a lower part of the tub , with a heat pump (10 - 13) comprising a condenser and an evaporator , wherein the condenser is adapted to heat the process water, and wherein the condenser is arranged on the circulation pipe system (15 - 20, 26) between the circulation pump and the tub , with several mouths, through which the process water can be pumped from the circulation pipe system (15 - 20) into the tub , and with a branch which is connected to the mouths via several connecting pipes (17 - 20), characterised in that a branch is arranged between the circulation pump and the branch , from which branch a pipe is branched off to the tub or on the suction side to the circulation pump , wherein the condenser is arranged in the pipe and the pipe is closable by a valve .
A syringe shield for housing a syringe containing a radioactive drug, the syringe comprising a barrel containing the radioactive drug, a plunger and a tip , the syringe shield comprising: a barrel housing comprising a radiation-shielding material, a first open end , and a second open end , wherein the tip of the syringe is adjacent to or extends out from the second open end when the syringe is housed in the syringe shield ; a removable cover shielding radioactivity that is being emitted from the tip of the syringe and comprising a radiation shielding material, wherein the removable cover is removably connectable to the barrel housing so as to cover the second open end , as well as the tip of the syringe when the syringe is housed in the syringe shield , and so as to partially surround the barrel housing , wherein the removable cover is shaped to cover all surfaces of the barrel housing except the underside of the barrel housing and the first open end , and the removable cover is slidably mountable onto the barrel housing without having to lift the barrel housing , and without covering the first open end , and a plunger housing comprising a radiation shielding material and having a first end that is open and is removably connectable to the removable cover so as to enclose the barrel housing therebetween and, when the syringe is housed in the syringe shield , allow the plunger of the syringe to extend through the first open end of the barrel housing and into the plunger housing via the first end of the plunger housing . a barrel housing comprising a radiation-shielding material, a first open end , and a second open end , wherein the tip of the syringe is adjacent to or extends out from the second open end when the syringe is housed in the syringe shield ; a removable cover shielding radioactivity that is being emitted from the tip of the syringe and comprising a radiation shielding material, wherein the removable cover is removably connectable to the barrel housing so as to cover the second open end , as well as the tip of the syringe when the syringe is housed in the syringe shield , and so as to partially surround the barrel housing , wherein the removable cover is shaped to cover all surfaces of the barrel housing except the underside of the barrel housing and the first open end , and the removable cover is slidably mountable onto the barrel housing without having to lift the barrel housing , and without covering the first open end , and a plunger housing comprising a radiation shielding material and having a first end that is open and is removably connectable to the removable cover so as to enclose the barrel housing therebetween and, when the syringe is housed in the syringe shield , allow the plunger of the syringe to extend through the first open end of the barrel housing and into the plunger housing via the first end of the plunger housing .
A combustor liner for a gas turbine engine, the combustor liner comprising: a shell in communication with core engine gas flow; a panel, different than the shell; heat transfer augmentors extending from the panel; and a flow guide extending from the panel and configured to receive a cooling fluid at an acute angle and to direct the cooling fluid towards the heat transfer augmentors , wherein the flow guide has a triangular cross-section with an apex configured to be oriented towards the shell, characterized in that at least some of the heat transfer augmentors extend from the flow guide towards the shell. a shell in communication with core engine gas flow; a panel, different than the shell; heat transfer augmentors extending from the panel; and a flow guide extending from the panel and configured to receive a cooling fluid at an acute angle and to direct the cooling fluid towards the heat transfer augmentors , wherein the flow guide has a triangular cross-section with an apex configured to be oriented towards the shell, characterized in that at least some of the heat transfer augmentors extend from the flow guide towards the shell.
An electro-optical apparatus comprising : a first substrate having a first electrode on one surface side; a second substrate having a second electrode on one surface side and disposed facing the first substrate ; an electrolyte layer including material used for electrolytic deposition and disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode ; wherein each of the first electrode and the second electrode has irregularities on one surface side which is in contact with the electrolyte layer , characterized in that roughness Ra of the one surface side of the first electrode is between 0.4 μm and 0.8 μm, and roughness Ra of the one surface side of the second electrode is approximately one order of magnitude smaller than the roughness Ra of the one surface side of the first electrode and is between 0.02 μm and 0.1 μm. a first substrate having a first electrode on one surface side; a second substrate having a second electrode on one surface side and disposed facing the first substrate ; an electrolyte layer including material used for electrolytic deposition and disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode ; wherein each of the first electrode and the second electrode has irregularities on one surface side which is in contact with the electrolyte layer , characterized in that roughness Ra of the one surface side of the first electrode is between 0.4 μm and 0.8 μm, and roughness Ra of the one surface side of the second electrode is approximately one order of magnitude smaller than the roughness Ra of the one surface side of the first electrode and is between 0.02 μm and 0.1 μm.
A method for manufacturing a laminated tile, characterized by said method comprising the steps of: a) using a primer composition that comprises monomers that form part of a water polymerizable polymerization system; b) applying said primer composition to at least one of a first surface of a solid tile body and a first surface of a concrete body, c) contacting said first surfaces of said solid tile body and said concrete body; d) polymerizing said primer composition for obtaining a laminated tile with an elastic bonding between the solid tile body and the concrete body. a) using a primer composition that comprises monomers that form part of a water polymerizable polymerization system; b) applying said primer composition to at least one of a first surface of a solid tile body and a first surface of a concrete body, c) contacting said first surfaces of said solid tile body and said concrete body; d) polymerizing said primer composition for obtaining a laminated tile with an elastic bonding between the solid tile body and the concrete body.
A method for storing stereoscopic contents, comprising: storing streams of the stereoscopic contents; and when the stereoscopic contents includes two elementary streams, storing dependency information between a main track and a supplementary track for the elementary streams in a track reference box, wherein the track reference box includes a track identification, ID, of a referred track which is one of the main track and the supplementary track, and wherein the referred track includes metadata information of the stereoscopic contents. storing streams of the stereoscopic contents; and when the stereoscopic contents includes two elementary streams, storing dependency information between a main track and a supplementary track for the elementary streams in a track reference box, wherein the track reference box includes a track identification, ID, of a referred track which is one of the main track and the supplementary track, and wherein the referred track includes metadata information of the stereoscopic contents.
A compacting apparatus of waste plastic containers having a major dimension, said apparatus comprising: - a seat provided with an entrance for introducing a waste plastic container to be compacted, the seat having a longitudinal axis and being configured in such a way that the waste plastic container to be compacted is positioned in the seat with its major dimension substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis ; - a support assembly for supporting the waste plastic container to be compacted; - a push member that is arranged to be moved in the seat in a first direction for compacting the waste plastic container against an end wall of the seat , wherein the first direction is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the seat ; the compacting apparatus characterised in that it furthermore provides protuberances applied to the push member and the end wall of the seat that are arranged to produce depressions in the compacted waste plastic container and in that the protuberances have a major extension dimension in a second direction that is parallel to a plane perpendicular to the first direction and are provided with the major extension dimension that is perpendicular to the first direction . - a seat provided with an entrance for introducing a waste plastic container to be compacted, the seat having a longitudinal axis and being configured in such a way that the waste plastic container to be compacted is positioned in the seat with its major dimension substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis ; - a support assembly for supporting the waste plastic container to be compacted; - a push member that is arranged to be moved in the seat in a first direction for compacting the waste plastic container against an end wall of the seat , wherein the first direction is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the seat ;
A method for assessing risk of preterm delivery by a pregnant woman, comprising analyzing a maternal sample of the pregnant woman to determine an expression profile from a panel comprising TBC1D15, wherein the three or more genes have higher expression levels in the preterm population RAB27B and two or more genes selected from PPBP, DAPP1, RGS18, CLCN3, MAP3K7CL, MOB1B, POLE2, LYPLAL1, and than in a normal population.