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An aqueous liquid laundry detergent composition having a pH of from 7 to 11 comprising: (i) from 5 to 25 wt.% of alcohol ether sulfate anionic surfactant and linear alkyl benzene sulfonate anionic surfactant, wherein the weight fraction of alcohol ether sulfate to linear alkyl benzene sulfonate is from 0.6 to 1; (ii) from 2 to 6 wt.% of an alkyl ether carboxylic acid anionic surfactant of the following structure: R 2 -(OCH 2 CH 2 ) n -OCH 2 -COOH, wherein: Rz is selected from C 16 to C 18 linear alkyl chains, wherein n is selected from 10 to 20, and wherein the weight fraction of alkyl ether carboxylic acid to (linear alkyl benzene sulfonate surfactant + alkyl ether sulfate surfactant) is from 0.1 to 1; (iii) at least 60 wt.% water; (iv) up to 4 wt.% of an ethoxylated alcohol non-ionic surfactant, wherein the weight fraction of ethoxylated alcohol non-ionic surfactant to (linear alkyl benzene sulfonate surfactant + alkyl ether sulfate surfactant) is from 0.1 to 0.2; and, (v) from 0 to 1 wt.% of phosphorous containing chemicals. (i) from 5 to 25 wt.% of alcohol ether sulfate anionic surfactant and linear alkyl benzene sulfonate anionic surfactant, wherein the weight fraction of alcohol ether sulfate to linear alkyl benzene sulfonate is from 0.6 to 1; (ii) from 2 to 6 wt.% of an alkyl ether carboxylic acid anionic surfactant of the following structure: R 2 -(OCH 2 CH 2 ) n -OCH 2 -COOH, wherein: Rz is selected from C 16 to C 18 linear alkyl chains, wherein n is selected from 10 to 20, and wherein the weight fraction of alkyl ether carboxylic acid to (linear alkyl benzene sulfonate surfactant + alkyl ether sulfate surfactant) is from 0.1 to 1; (iii) at least 60 wt.% water; (iv) up to 4 wt.% of an ethoxylated alcohol non-ionic surfactant, wherein the weight fraction of ethoxylated alcohol non-ionic surfactant to (linear alkyl benzene sulfonate surfactant + alkyl ether sulfate surfactant) is from 0.1 to 0.2; and, (v) from 0 to 1 wt.% of phosphorous containing chemicals.
A scuttle for the monitoring and inspection of an external tensile armour layer of a flexible riser , the scuttle comprising: - an inspection chamber comprising at least two structural cells wherein each structural cell comprises two spars , aligned in use with an axis of Z the riser , connected to two structural rings so as to form said structural cells ; - an inspection window being attached over at least one of said structural cells ; - means of affixing and sealing the scuttle to the riser and/or to a riser accessory, the means of affixing and sealing being configured to interact with extremities of the inspection chamber and thereby establish a watertight connection between the inspection chamber and the riser and/or the riser accessory; characterised in that : the riser is a multilayer riser wherein the external tensile armour layer is overlaid by an external layer , and the means of affixing and sealing comprises an expansion sleeve of tubular format located at an extremity of the inspection chamber , the expansion sleeve being configured to be provided between the external layer of the riser and the external tensile armour layer for supporting and separating the external layer of the riser from the external tensile armour layer , thereby allowing the inspection chamber to be formed directly upon the external tensile armour layer . - an inspection chamber comprising at least two structural cells wherein each structural cell comprises two spars , aligned in use with an axis of Z the riser , connected to two structural rings so as to form said structural cells ; - an inspection window being attached over at least one of said structural cells ; - means of affixing and sealing the scuttle to the riser and/or to a riser accessory, the means of affixing and sealing being configured to interact with extremities of the inspection chamber and thereby establish a watertight connection between the inspection chamber and the riser and/or the riser accessory; characterised in that : the riser is a multilayer riser wherein the external tensile armour layer is overlaid by an external layer , and the means of affixing and sealing comprises an expansion sleeve of tubular format located at an extremity of the inspection chamber , the expansion sleeve being configured to be provided between the external layer of the riser and the external tensile armour layer for supporting and separating the external layer of the riser from the external tensile armour layer , thereby allowing the inspection chamber to be formed directly upon the external tensile armour layer .
A method for manufacturing an aircraft door having a monolithic structure comprising an outer skin and an internal frame in one piece, the internal frame having at least one portion having: a core attached transversely to the outer skin ; and a flange opposite the outer skin ; this method being characterized in that it has the following steps: - producing a forged blank with a substantially constant thickness from a metal alloy that can be stamped; - stamping the forged blank between a substantially smooth lower die and an upper die defining cells, a clearance being retained between the lower die and the upper die , and obtaining a stamped part with a cellular structure having an open face and a closed face closed by a wall with a thickness corresponding to the clearance; - machining the internal walls of the cellular structure of the stamped part to define at least one reinforcement delimited: by a core connecting the closed face and the open face ; and by a flange projecting substantially perpendicularly to the core , on the open face of the stamped part . - producing a forged blank with a substantially constant thickness from a metal alloy that can be stamped; - stamping the forged blank between a substantially smooth lower die and an upper die defining cells, a clearance being retained between the lower die and the upper die , and obtaining a stamped part with a cellular structure having an open face and a closed face closed by a wall with a thickness corresponding to the clearance; - machining the internal walls of the cellular structure of the stamped part to define at least one reinforcement delimited: by a core connecting the closed face and the open face ; and by a flange projecting substantially perpendicularly to the core , on the open face of the stamped part .
A planting system , comprising: - a planting receptacle having an opening and a bottom , the bottom of the planting receptacle being openable and closable, - a planting member (104, 307, 307', 307") having a cavity with an opening through which a root ball of a plant is to be inserted into the cavity , the planting member (104, 307, 307', 307") being arranged inside the planting receptacle , - a detachable cover having a first surface and a second surface , the detachable cover being arranged to cover the opening of the planting receptacle , the detachable cover comprising means for aligning the planting member (110, 305, 305', 305") in the planting receptacle , and - soil arranged in a space between the planting receptacle and the planting member (104, 307, 307', 307"), characterised in that the means for aligning (110, 305, 305', 305") comprises at least one protrusion extending from the second surface of the detachable cover and having the same shape as the opening of the planting member (104, 307, 307', 307"). - a planting receptacle having an opening and a bottom , the bottom of the planting receptacle being openable and closable, - a planting member (104, 307, 307', 307") having a cavity with an opening through which a root ball of a plant is to be inserted into the cavity , the planting member (104, 307, 307', 307") being arranged inside the planting receptacle , - a detachable cover having a first surface and a second surface , the detachable cover being arranged to cover the opening of the planting receptacle , the detachable cover comprising means for aligning the planting member (110, 305, 305', 305") in the planting receptacle , and - soil arranged in a space between the planting receptacle and the planting member (104, 307, 307', 307"),
A laser direct metal deposition method for a graphite substrate , the laser direct metal deposition method characterised by comprising: creating an assembly by sliding an outer sheath over the graphite substrate ; performing a laser scanning of the outer sheath ; and performing a laser metal deposition over the graphite substrate with the outer sheath . creating an assembly by sliding an outer sheath over the graphite substrate ; performing a laser scanning of the outer sheath ; and performing a laser metal deposition over the graphite substrate with the outer sheath .
A solar energy collector including an outer casing having a reflective inner wall and at least one aperture disposed therein and an absorber disposed within the outer casing, the aperture is arranged to receive a beam of concentrated solar radiation formed along a focal line therethrough so that the beam is incident on the absorber, the absorber is arranged to absorb the energy of the incident beam of solar radiation to thereby convert that energy to heat energy to heat a fluid communicated through the absorber, and wherein the outer casing and absorber are arranged such that heat radiated externally from the absorber meets the reflective inner wall of the outer casing and is then reflected back onto the absorber; and wherein the aperture in the outer casing is sized so as to decrease the amount of energy lost out of the collector as compared to the amount of energy from a beam of solar radiation passing therethrough, characterized in that the absorber is arranged to be moved by a moving means to promote even heating of the absorber.
A method, comprising: at an electronic device with a touch display and at least one user feedback mechanism : - displaying (S1), on the touch display , a user interface comprising at least one user interface object ; - receiving (S2) a touch input applied on the touch display , on one user interface object of the at least one user interface objects; - continuing (S3) to receive the touch input applied on the touch display , for a first time period; - providing (S4), in response to the continuing to receive, a first user feedback, facilitated by one of the at least one of the user feedback mechanisms; - continuing (S5) to receive the touch input applied on the touch display , for a second time period; - increasing (S6) the intensity of the first user feedback until a second user feedback associated with deletion of the object is provided; - providing (S7), in response to the continuing to receive the touch input for the second time period, the second user feedback, using one of the at least one of the user feedback mechanisms; and - removing (S8), in response to the continuing to receive, the one user interface object from the user interface. - displaying (S1), on the touch display , a user interface comprising at least one user interface object ; - receiving (S2) a touch input applied on the touch display , on one user interface object of the at least one user interface objects; - continuing (S3) to receive the touch input applied on the touch display , for a first time period; - providing (S4), in response to the continuing to receive, a first user feedback, facilitated by one of the at least one of the user feedback mechanisms; - continuing (S5) to receive the touch input applied on the touch display , for a second time period; - increasing (S6) the intensity of the first user feedback until a second user feedback associated with deletion of the object is provided; - providing (S7), in response to the continuing to receive the touch input for the second time period, the second user feedback, using one of the at least one of the user feedback mechanisms; and - removing (S8), in response to the continuing to receive, the one user interface object from the user interface.
A method comprising: loading a web view application in a web view provided by an embedded web browser of a messaging client executing at a sender computing device; detecting a camera share trigger event in the web view application, the camera share trigger event indicating a request to load an augmented reality, AR, component configured to apply a modification to a media content object, the AR component identified in a messaging system by an AR component identifier, the messaging system hosting a backend for the messaging client; and in response to the camera share trigger event, launching a camera view user interface, UI, in the messaging client and loading the AR component in the camera view UI, the camera view UI including an output of a digital image sensor of a camera and a shutter user selectable element actionable to capture the output of the digital image sensor of the camera, the loading comprising applying the modification to the output of the digital image sensor. loading a web view application in a web view provided by an embedded web browser of a messaging client executing at a sender computing device; detecting a camera share trigger event in the web view application, the camera share trigger event indicating a request to load an augmented reality, AR, component configured to apply a modification to a media content object, the AR component identified in a messaging system by an AR component identifier, the messaging system hosting a backend for the messaging client; and in response to the camera share trigger event, launching a camera view user interface, UI, in the messaging client and loading the AR component in the camera view UI, the camera view UI including an output of a digital image sensor of a camera and a shutter user selectable element actionable to capture the output of the digital image sensor of the camera, the loading comprising applying the modification to the output of the digital image sensor.
A flux comprising a base resin, an activator, a solvent, and an additive, the base resin being a combination of a rosin resin and an acrylic resin, the additive being at least one selected from trimethylolpropane, trimethylolethane and di(trimethylolpropane), the additive being present in an amount of 0.5% by mass or more and 12% by mass or less with reference to the total amount of the flux, wherein the activator is at least one of a carboxylic acid or a halogen-containing compound. the base resin being a combination of a rosin resin and an acrylic resin, the additive being at least one selected from trimethylolpropane, trimethylolethane and di(trimethylolpropane), the additive being present in an amount of 0.5% by mass or more and 12% by mass or less with reference to the total amount of the flux, wherein the activator is at least one of a carboxylic acid or a halogen-containing compound.
Control method for controlling a modular furniture system with at least two furniture modules which can be moved electrically and independently of one another in a room, the furniture system comprising a control computer with at least one control interface for the user, wherein each furniture module is driven electrically by means of its own motor , wherein a linear drive is provided, by means of which each furniture module can be moved individually in cooperation with its own motor , wherein each furniture module further comprises a cable tension sensor system for position detection, wherein a mechanical force limiter is interposed between the motor and the linear drive, wherein the movement of each furniture module is controlled independently of other furniture modules by means of the control computer and the furniture module is moved by means of its motor when the control computer has received a trigger command from the user side, wherein the relevant furniture module is controlled by the control computer without further influence on the user side and by including a position signal from the cable tension sensor system until an end position is reached, and wherein the relevant furniture module is stopped when a stop condition or emergency stop condition is fulfilled.
A distance measuring device that is configured to perform processing on time-series luminance signals of each of frames f(m) acquired on the basis of reflected lights of laser lights irradiated in order in a plurality of predetermined directions for each of the frames f(m), the distance measuring device comprising: a storage circuit configured to store information concerning a distance value obtained on the basis of a time-series luminance signal of a preceding frame f(m-1); a selection circuit configured to select a peak based on the information concerning the distance value of the preceding frame f(m-1) as a candidate of the distance value out of peaks in the time-series luminance signal in a present frame f(m) ; and a measurement processing circuit configured to generate the distance value based on the selected peak, wherein the selection circuit is configured to select, as a first selection peak, a predetermined number of peaks in descending order of peak values for each of the time-series luminance signals of the present frame f(m) and further configured to select a peak other than the first selection peak as a second selection peak using the information concerning the distance value of the preceding frame f(m-1). a storage circuit configured to store information concerning a distance value obtained on the basis of a time-series luminance signal of a preceding frame f(m-1); a selection circuit configured to select a peak based on the information concerning the distance value of the preceding frame f(m-1) as a candidate of the distance value out of peaks in the time-series luminance signal in a present frame f(m) ; and a measurement processing circuit configured to generate the distance value based on the selected peak, wherein the selection circuit is configured to select, as a first selection peak, a predetermined number of peaks in descending order of peak values for each of the time-series luminance signals of the present frame f(m) and further configured to select a peak other than the first selection peak as a second selection peak using the information concerning the distance value of the preceding frame f(m-1).
An artificial hip joint stem used to replace a damaged femoral head, the artificial hip joint stem comprising: a stem body comprising a head fixing portion protruding from an upper portion of the stem body to fix a femoral head, an operation space , and a head insertion hole vertically penetrated so as to be connected to the operation space ; a screw portion inserted into and rotated in the head insertion hole ; a motion converter inserted into the operation space and vertically moved by the screw portion connected of the motion converter ; a fixing bracket inserted into the operation space to fix the screw portion such that the screw portion rotates without changing a depth thereof; a variable operation portion inserted into a support surface of the stem body and having a width adjusted in a horizontal direction by operation of the motion converter ; characterized by a movable pin which is configured to fix the variable operation portion to the motion converter ; and wherein the operation space of the artificial hip joint stem has a horizontally opened upper side of the stem body . a stem body comprising a head fixing portion protruding from an upper portion of the stem body to fix a femoral head, an operation space , and a head insertion hole vertically penetrated so as to be connected to the operation space ; a screw portion inserted into and rotated in the head insertion hole ; a motion converter inserted into the operation space and vertically moved by the screw portion connected of the motion converter ; a fixing bracket inserted into the operation space to fix the screw portion such that the screw portion rotates without changing a depth thereof; a variable operation portion inserted into a support surface of the stem body and having a width adjusted in a horizontal direction by operation of the motion converter ; characterized by a movable pin which is configured to fix the variable operation portion to the motion converter ; and wherein the operation space of the artificial hip joint stem has a horizontally opened upper side of the stem body .
A light-emitting electrochemical cell, LEC, comprising: - a first electrode; - a second electrode, and - at least one light-emitting active material separating the first and second electrodes, wherein the light-emitting active material comprises a combination of an electrolyte, a first constituent comprising a host compound and a second constituent consisting of one guest compound, wherein when the first constituent comprises more than one host compound a LUMO energy level of the first constituent is the LUMO energy level of the host compound with the lowest LUMO energy level, and wherein when the first constituent comprises more than one host compound a HOMO energy level of the first constituent is the HOMO energy level of the host compound with the highest HOMO energy level, a quotient between a difference in LUMO energy level between the first and second constituent, E trap n , and a difference in HOMO energy level between the second and first constituent, E trap p , is 1/10 to 10; a quotient between an electron mobility and a hole mobility on the first constituent is 1/100 to 100; characterized in that a quotient between a number of ions of the electrolyte and a number of molecules or repeat units of the second constituent is 1/3 to 5, and a LUMO energy level of the electrolyte is higher than the LUMO energy level of the first constituent and a HOMO energy level of the electrolyte is lower than the HOMO energy level of the first constituent, so that the electrolyte is electrochemically inert during LEC operation whereby it is not electrochemically oxidized or reduced. - a first electrode; - a second electrode, and - at least one light-emitting active material separating the first and second electrodes, wherein the light-emitting active material comprises a combination of an electrolyte, a first constituent comprising a host compound and a second constituent consisting of one guest compound, wherein when the first constituent comprises more than one host compound a LUMO energy level of the first constituent is the LUMO energy level of the host compound with the lowest LUMO energy level, and wherein when the first constituent comprises more than one host compound a HOMO energy level of the first constituent is the HOMO energy level of the host compound with the highest HOMO energy level, a quotient between a difference in LUMO energy level between the first and second constituent, E trap n , and a difference in HOMO energy level between the second and first constituent, E trap p , is 1/10 to 10; a quotient between an electron mobility and a hole mobility on the first constituent is 1/100 to 100; characterized in that a quotient between a number of ions of the electrolyte and a number of molecules or repeat units of the second constituent is 1/3 to 5, and a LUMO energy level of the electrolyte is higher than the LUMO energy level of the first constituent and a HOMO energy level of the electrolyte is lower than the HOMO energy level of the first constituent, so that the electrolyte is electrochemically inert during LEC operation whereby it is not electrochemically oxidized or reduced.