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A method for manufacturing a cylindrical battery , comprising: a step of housing an electrode assembly in a cylindrical can ; a step of mounting a cap assembly at the top end of the electrode assembly; a step of processing the upper end part of the cylindrical can to form a crimping part (E); characterized by a step of pressing an exposed part of a gasket protruding outside from a space between the cylindrical can and the cap assembly to be bent into a trimming part (C) side of the cylindrical can , wherein a pressure rod is used to press the exposed part of the gasket , and the pressure rod includes a heating member, and wherein the exposed part of the gasket is pressed in a state in which the cylindrical battery is rotated. a step of housing an electrode assembly in a cylindrical can ; a step of mounting a cap assembly at the top end of the electrode assembly; a step of processing the upper end part of the cylindrical can to form a crimping part (E); characterized by a step of pressing an exposed part of a gasket protruding outside from a space between the cylindrical can and the cap assembly to be bent into a trimming part (C) side of the cylindrical can , wherein a pressure rod is used to press the exposed part of the gasket , and the pressure rod includes a heating member, and wherein the exposed part of the gasket is pressed in a state in which the cylindrical battery is rotated.
A railroad track tool apparatus comprising: a clamp assembly ; a coupling configured to couple a tool to the clamp assembly , the tool configured to perform an operation to a rail of a railroad track; wherein the clamp assembly is moveable between a clamped position and an unclamped position to removably couple the tool with the rail in use and the clamp assembly comprises: a first bearing structure configured to engage an upper side of the rail; and characterised by second and third bearing structures configured to engage an underside of the rail on inner and outer sides of the rail respectively when the clamp assembly is in the clamped position in use, the clamp assembly being moveable along the rail. a clamp assembly ; a coupling configured to couple a tool to the clamp assembly , the tool configured to perform an operation to a rail of a railroad track; wherein the clamp assembly is moveable between a clamped position and an unclamped position to removably couple the tool with the rail in use and the clamp assembly comprises: a first bearing structure configured to engage an upper side of the rail; and characterised by second and third bearing structures configured to engage an underside of the rail on inner and outer sides of the rail respectively when the clamp assembly is in the clamped position in use, the clamp assembly being moveable along the rail. a first bearing structure configured to engage an upper side of the rail; and characterised by second and third bearing structures configured to engage an underside of the rail on inner and outer sides of the rail respectively when the clamp assembly is in the clamped position in use, the clamp assembly being moveable along the rail.
Mold for forming a spacer device for replacing a joint prosthesis, such as a tibial knee spacer device, suitable for implantation in use at the tibial bone of the knee joint, a knee femoral spacer device, adapted to be implanted in use at the femoral bone of the knee joint, a hip spacer device, adapted to be implanted in use at the femoral bone of the hip joint, or a shoulder spacer device, adapted to be implanted in use at the shoulder joint, comprising a first half-shell or lower body and a second half-shell or upper body , said first half-shell or lower body and said second half-shell or upper body being able to be coupled, in use, in a removable way, so as to define for said mold a closed configuration, wherein at least one of said first half-shell or lower body and said second half-shell or upper body comprises at least one seat for housing at least one insert , wherein said mold comprises at least one interchangeable and/or removable insert suitable to be housed in use in said at least one seat , characterized in that said at least one insert comprises a first forming surface and/or a second forming surface , wherein said first forming surface and said second forming surface define between them at least one cavity corresponding to the external configuration of said spacer device and by the fact that said at least one seat presents a conformation complementary and corresponding to that of said at last one insert and said at least one seat is a recessed seat in said first half-shell and/or in said second half-shell .
A respiratory therapy device comprising: a mouthpiece defining a longitudinal axis and having an end port ; a housing connected to the mouthpiece and having a top surface , wherein at least a portion of the top surface is longitudinally spaced from the end port and defines a viewing surface adapted to be visible to a user when the end port is disposed in a mouth of the user; and a feedback array disposed on the viewing surface , wherein the feedback array extends diagonally across the viewing surface and the feedback array is substantially linear, the feedback array comprises a plurality of spaced apart lights , in particular LEDs, the plurality of lights comprises a first endmost light positioned closest to the end port and a second endmost light positioned furthest from the end port , and the first endmost light is adapted to be illuminated in a first color indicating a user input that is below a predetermined acceptable range, the second endmost light is adapted to be illuminated in a second color indicating the user input is above the predetermined acceptable range, and at least one of the plurality of lights positioned between the first and second endmost lights is adapted to be illuminated in a third color indicating the user input is within the predetermined acceptable range. a mouthpiece defining a longitudinal axis and having an end port ; a housing connected to the mouthpiece and having a top surface , wherein at least a portion of the top surface is longitudinally spaced from the end port and defines a viewing surface adapted to be visible to a user when the end port is disposed in a mouth of the user; and a feedback array disposed on the viewing surface , wherein the feedback array extends diagonally across the viewing surface and the feedback array is substantially linear, the feedback array comprises a plurality of spaced apart lights , in particular LEDs, the plurality of lights comprises a first endmost light positioned closest to the end port and a second endmost light positioned furthest from the end port , and the first endmost light is adapted to be illuminated in a first color indicating a user input that is below a predetermined acceptable range, the second endmost light is adapted to be illuminated in a second color indicating the user input is above the predetermined acceptable range, and at least one of the plurality of lights positioned between the first and second endmost lights is adapted to be illuminated in a third color indicating the user input is within the predetermined acceptable range.
An elevator system for a multi-level architectural structure , the system comprising: a system controller , an elevator and an elevator controller , wherein the system controller and elevator controller communicate over a network , a multi-level hoistway (117; 270) in which the elevator travels, the multi-level hoistway (117; 270) including a plurality of egress levels, including a first egress level , the first level being a primary egress level, wherein during an alarm condition the system (101; 200), when the primary level is inaccessible, is configured to perform an emergency assessment of identifying a safe level of the plurality of levels at which to discharge passengers, the assessment comprising: obtaining a smoke density profile for the egress levels, the profile illustrating a distribution of smoke within the multilevel structure , analyzing the smoke density profile , identifying a safe level having a smoke density that is safe for passengers, and instructing the elevator to discharge passengers on the safe level ; and characterized in that the assessment includes: identifying a first set of levels having a smoke density that is safe for passengers, determining a relative distance between the elevator and each of the levels in the first set of levels, and instructing the elevator to discharge passengers on the nearest safe level . a system controller , an elevator and an elevator controller , wherein the system controller and elevator controller communicate over a network , a multi-level hoistway (117; 270) in which the elevator travels, the multi-level hoistway (117; 270) including a plurality of egress levels, including a first egress level , the first level being a primary egress level, wherein during an alarm condition the system (101; 200), when the primary level is inaccessible, is configured to perform an emergency assessment of identifying a safe level of the plurality of levels at which to discharge passengers, the assessment comprising: obtaining a smoke density profile for the egress levels, the profile illustrating a distribution of smoke within the multilevel structure , analyzing the smoke density profile , identifying a safe level having a smoke density that is safe for passengers, and instructing the elevator to discharge passengers on the safe level ; and obtaining a smoke density profile for the egress levels, the profile illustrating a distribution of smoke within the multilevel structure , analyzing the smoke density profile , identifying a safe level having a smoke density that is safe for passengers, and instructing the elevator to discharge passengers on the safe level ; and identifying a first set of levels having a smoke density that is safe for passengers, determining a relative distance between the elevator and each of the levels in the first set of levels, and instructing the elevator to discharge passengers on the nearest safe level .
A pyrrolopyrimidine five-membered azacyclic derivative, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt and hydrate thereof, wherein the structural formula of the derivative is shown in formula (I): wherein: X is N or CH; R 1 is CH 2 CN or COCH 2 CN; R 3 is SO 2 R 4 or C(O)R 4 , R 4 is a linear or cyclic alkyl group, a linear or branched hydrocarbon chain having at least one double bond, a linear or cyclic alkyl group substituted with fluorine, NHCH 3 , N(CH 3 ) 2 , phenyl, pyridine or pyrimidine; m, n are each an integer of 0-3, and m+n=2 or 3. X is N or CH; R 1 is CH 2 CN or COCH 2 CN; R 3 is SO 2 R 4 or C(O)R 4 , R 4 is a linear or cyclic alkyl group, a linear or branched hydrocarbon chain having at least one double bond, a linear or cyclic alkyl group substituted with fluorine, NHCH 3 , N(CH 3 ) 2 , phenyl, pyridine or pyrimidine; m, n are each an integer of 0-3, and m+n=2 or 3.
A washing or cleaning agent containing at least one water-soluble and/or water-insoluble, organic and/or inorganic builder and an anionic surfactant of the general formula (I), in which n represents a number from 5 to 21 and X + represents a charge-balancing cation.
Battery device for an electrically driven vehicle, having at least one battery module with a plurality of individual battery cells , the battery module having a module housing which is at least partially filled with tempering fluid for tempering the battery cells and has a primary sealing device to prevent the tempering fluid from escaping from the module housing , the battery module also being accommodated in a module space of a housing which has a secondary sealing device to prevent tempering fluid from escaping from the enclosure .
A method of determining a temporal offset of data from two recording devices, the method comprising: receiving (S202) a first data stream from a first recording device and a second data stream from a second recording device, wherein each of the first data stream and second data stream include data relating to an eye of the user, and wherein the first data stream and second data stream overlap temporally; processing (S204) the first data stream to determine a first blink sequence of the user; processing (S204) the second data stream to determine a second blink sequence of the user; characterized in comparing (S206) the first blink sequence and the second blink sequence to detect a blink pattern, including at least two blinks and at least a time interval between each of the blinks, present in both the first blink sequence and the second blink sequence, wherein the first blink sequence and the second blink sequence are compared by way of determining a time between adjacent blinks in the first blink sequence and second blink sequence; and determining a temporal offset of the first data stream and the second data stream by comparing respective positions of the blink pattern in the first data stream and the second data stream by determining that the temporal offset in the blink data from each source is equal to the temporal offset of the detected blink pattern. receiving (S202) a first data stream from a first recording device and a second data stream from a second recording device, wherein each of the first data stream and second data stream include data relating to an eye of the user, and wherein the first data stream and second data stream overlap temporally; processing (S204) the first data stream to determine a first blink sequence of the user; processing (S204) the second data stream to determine a second blink sequence of the user; characterized in comparing (S206) the first blink sequence and the second blink sequence to detect a blink pattern, including at least two blinks and at least a time interval between each of the blinks, present in both the first blink sequence and the second blink sequence, wherein the first blink sequence and the second blink sequence are compared by way of determining a time between adjacent blinks in the first blink sequence and second blink sequence; and determining a temporal offset of the first data stream and the second data stream by comparing respective positions of the blink pattern in the first data stream and the second data stream by determining that the temporal offset in the blink data from each source is equal to the temporal offset of the detected blink pattern.
A puncture device for transferring an active ingredient into a body through a skin by piercing the skin with a microneedle , the puncture device comprising: a tubular housing (H); a piston (P) having a piston body which is slidably arranged within the housing and has a main surface intersecting a sliding direction, and a plurality of microneedles which are arranged on the main surface side; and a conical coil spring arranged within the housing and providing the piston with a biasing force, wherein the ratio of the weight of the piston body to the total weight of the piston body, the plurality of microneedles, and the conical coil spring is less than 50%. a tubular housing (H); a piston (P) having a piston body which is slidably arranged within the housing and has a main surface intersecting a sliding direction, and a plurality of microneedles which are arranged on the main surface side; and a conical coil spring arranged within the housing and providing the piston with a biasing force, wherein the ratio of the weight of the piston body to the total weight of the piston body, the plurality of microneedles, and the conical coil spring is less than 50%.
An anomaly detection device in an in-vehicle network system performing service-oriented communication via Ethernet , the anomaly detection device comprising: a detection rule generator configured to: - monitor a communication establishment frame flowing over the Ethernet in a communication establishment phase of the service-oriented communication; and - generate, for each communication ID, a detection rule including the communication ID written in the communication establishment frame and a server address or a client address written in the communication establishment frame; an anomaly detector configured to: - monitor a communication frame flowing over the Ethernet in a communication phase of the service-oriented communication; and - detect, by referring to a detection rule that includes a communication ID written in the communication frame, the communication frame as an anomalous frame, when a server address or a client address written in the communication frame differs from a server address or a client address included in the detection rule; and an anomaly notifier configured to provide a notification of an anomaly in response to the anomalous frame being detected. a detection rule generator configured to: - monitor a communication establishment frame flowing over the Ethernet in a communication establishment phase of the service-oriented communication; and - generate, for each communication ID, a detection rule including the communication ID written in the communication establishment frame and a server address or a client address written in the communication establishment frame; - monitor a communication establishment frame flowing over the Ethernet in a communication establishment phase of the service-oriented communication; and - generate, for each communication ID, a detection rule including the communication ID written in the communication establishment frame and a server address or a client address written in the communication establishment frame; an anomaly detector configured to: - monitor a communication frame flowing over the Ethernet in a communication phase of the service-oriented communication; and - detect, by referring to a detection rule that includes a communication ID written in the communication frame, the communication frame as an anomalous frame, when a server address or a client address written in the communication frame differs from a server address or a client address included in the detection rule; and - monitor a communication frame flowing over the Ethernet in a communication phase of the service-oriented communication; and - detect, by referring to a detection rule that includes a communication ID written in the communication frame, the communication frame as an anomalous frame, when a server address or a client address written in the communication frame differs from a server address or a client address included in the detection rule; and an anomaly notifier configured to provide a notification of an anomaly in response to the anomalous frame being detected.
A method performed by a first base station for a handover of a user equipment, UE, in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: receiving, from the UE, UE capability information including information indicating the UE supports an enhanced handover process; transmitting (301, 401, ..., 1101), to a second base station, a handover request message, the handover request message including an enhanced handover indication information indicating the enhanced handover process to the second base station; receiving (302, 402, ..., 1102), from the second base station, a handover request acknowledge message including a radio resource control, RRC, container, the RRC container including the enhanced handover indication information that is to be transmitted to the UE: transmitting , to the UE, an RRC connection reconfiguration message including the RRC container; and continuing, to and from the UE, data transmission and data reception after the transmission of the RRC connection reconfiguration message, based on the enhanced handover process, wherein the enhanced handover process is a handover where the data transmission and the data reception between the first base station and the UE are maintained after the transmission of the RRC connection reconfiguration message before a random access channel, RACH, access from the UE to the second base station is performed. receiving, from the UE, UE capability information including information indicating the UE supports an enhanced handover process; transmitting (301, 401, ..., 1101), to a second base station, a handover request message, the handover request message including an enhanced handover indication information indicating the enhanced handover process to the second base station; receiving (302, 402, ..., 1102), from the second base station, a handover request acknowledge message including a radio resource control, RRC, container, the RRC container including the enhanced handover indication information that is to be transmitted to the UE: transmitting , to the UE, an RRC connection reconfiguration message including the RRC container; and continuing, to and from the UE, data transmission and data reception after the transmission of the RRC connection reconfiguration message, based on the enhanced handover process, wherein the enhanced handover process is a handover where the data transmission and the data reception between the first base station and the UE are maintained after the transmission of the RRC connection reconfiguration message before a random access channel, RACH, access from the UE to the second base station is performed.
A method for controlling an electromagnetic heating system , comprising: obtaining a target heating power (W1) of the electromagnetic heating system ; determining whether the target heating power (W1) is less than a preset power (W2); and when the target heating power (W1) is less than the preset power (W2), controlling, in each control period, a resonance circuit (C2) of the electromagnetic heating system to enter into a discharging stage (D1), a heating stage (D2), and a stop stage (D3) successively, wherein a power switch transistor of the resonance circuit (C2) is driven by a first driving voltage (V1) in the discharging stage (D1) such that the power switch transistor works in an amplification state. obtaining a target heating power (W1) of the electromagnetic heating system ; determining whether the target heating power (W1) is less than a preset power (W2); and when the target heating power (W1) is less than the preset power (W2), controlling, in each control period, a resonance circuit (C2) of the electromagnetic heating system to enter into a discharging stage (D1), a heating stage (D2), and a stop stage (D3) successively, wherein a power switch transistor of the resonance circuit (C2) is driven by a first driving voltage (V1) in the discharging stage (D1) such that the power switch transistor works in an amplification state.
A mounting pin assembly comprising: a first mounting component ; a second mounting component having a first leg located on a first side of the first mounting component and a second leg located on a second side of the first mounting component; a mount pin extending through an aperture of the first leg, an aperture of the first mounting component, and an aperture of the second leg, the mount pin having a conical shoulder region in contact with a chamfer of the aperture of the second leg, characterised by : the aperture of the second leg including a cylindrical portion extending from the chamfer ; and a self-locking nut plate threaded to the mount pin at the second leg. a first mounting component ; a second mounting component having a first leg located on a first side of the first mounting component and a second leg located on a second side of the first mounting component; a mount pin extending through an aperture of the first leg, an aperture of the first mounting component, and an aperture of the second leg, the mount pin having a conical shoulder region in contact with a chamfer of the aperture of the second leg, characterised by : the aperture of the second leg including a cylindrical portion extending from the chamfer ; and a self-locking nut plate threaded to the mount pin at the second leg. the aperture of the second leg including a cylindrical portion extending from the chamfer ; and a self-locking nut plate threaded to the mount pin at the second leg.