| 28th week of 2009 patent applcation highlights part 9 |
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| 20090173658 | COSMETIC MASK PACKAGE - A cosmetic mask package has an outer pouch, a liquid storing device and a carrier. The outer pouch has an interior surface defining an inner space. The liquid storing device is mounted in the inner space inside the outer pouch and has an inner pouch filled with liquid and a pointed instrument selectively piercing the inner pouch to release the liquid. The carrier is dry to prevent microorganism growth and is mounted in the inner space inside the outer pouch and outside the inner pouch. When the inner pouch is pierced, the carrier is moistened for use. Additional preservatives are not required so the masks are hypoallergenic and hygienic. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173659 | PACKAGING BOX - A packaging box includes a top plate, a bottom plate, two side plates, a front plate, and a rear plate. The packaging box has two shock absorbers extending from the bottom end of the two side plates respectively. Each of the shock absorbers includes a lower surface, a first side surface, an upper surface, and a second side surface extending from the bottom end of the corresponding side plate in sequence. The second side surface is formed opposite to the first side surface and is adjacent to the corresponding side plate. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173660 | CARRIER TAPE WITH EXCELLENT IMPACT STRENGTH AND RELEASE PROPERTY - Disclosed is a carrier tape manufactured by using polymer materials comprising polypropylene, polystyrene and a styrene-butadiene copolymer. The carrier tape has excellent impact strength, excellent dimensional stability and low surface energy, and thus allows easy detachment of materials to be transported. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173661 | TRANSPORTING AND VENDING PACKAGE - A two-part ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173662 | Fischer-Tropsch Wax Composition and Method of Transport - The present invention relates to transportable product for the transportation of paraffinic wax and methods of transporting using this transportable product. The transportable product comprises 90 to 20 weight % of a liquid comprising >50 weight % alcohol and having a true vapor pressure of ≦14.7 psia when measured at 20° C., and 10 to 80 weight % of wax particles, wherein the wax particles comprise ≧75 weight % of wax particles larger than 0.1 mm. The transportable product and methods of transporting according to the present invention are able to accommodate a relatively high weight % of paraffinic wax particles in the transportable product while avoiding interparticle adhesion and clumping by ensuring that the wax particles are not too small and the amount of small wax particles is not excessive. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173663 | Corrosion and gas hydrate inhibitors with an increased biological degradability and a reduced toxicity - The invention relates to the use of compounds of formula (1) as corrosion and gas hydrate inhibitors. In said formula: R | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173664 | PROCESS TO UPGRADE HEAVY OIL BY HOT PRESSURIZED WATER AND ULTRASONIC WAVE GENERATING PRE-MIXER - A process for upgrading heavy oil by mixing the heavy oil with water fluid using an ultrasonic wave generator prior to increasing the temperature and pressure of the mixture to values near to or exceeding the critical point of water, to produce low pour point, high value oil having low sulfur, low nitrogen, and low metallic impurities for use as hydrocarbon feedstock. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173665 | CATALYST FOR HYDROCRACKING HYDROCARBONS CONTAINING POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS - Oil soluble catalysts are used to convert polynuclear aromatic compounds in a hydrocarbon feedstock to higher value mono-aromatic compounds. The catalyst complex includes a catalytic metal center that is bonded to a plurality of organic ligands that make the catalyst complex oil-soluble. The ligands include an aromatic ring and a ligand spacer group. The ligand spacer group provides spacing of 2-6 atoms between the metal center and the aromatic ring. The spacing between the aromatic group and the catalytic metal center advantageously allows the catalyst to selectively crack polynuclear aromatic rings while preserving one of the aromatic rings, thereby increasing the content of mono-aromatic compounds in the hydrocarbon feedstock. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173666 | PROCESS FOR INCREASING THE MONO-AROMATIC CONTENT OF POLYNUCLEAR-AROMATIC-CONTAINING FEEDSTOCKS - Hydrocarbons containing polynuclear aromatics, such as cycle oil and pyrolysis fuel oil (PFO), are upgraded using an catalyst complex that selectively cracks the polynuclear aromatic compounds to form higher value mono-aromatic compounds, such as benzene toluene, xylenes and ethyl benzene (i.e., BTX). The catalyst complexes include a catalytic metal center and a plurality of organic ligands. During the hydrocracking procedure, the organic ligand preserves one of the aromatic rings of the polynuclear aromatic compounds while the catalytic metal breaks the other aromatic rings thereby yielding a monoaromatic compound. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173667 | HIGH POWER MICROWAVE PETROLEUM REFINEMENT - Methods, systems, and devices are described for using high-power microwave radiation to process (e.g., refine) recovered oil. In certain embodiments, relatively low-power microwave radiation is propagated into a recovered oil emulsion to process the emulsion into a more useful product. For example, the radiation may be used to refine the oil emulsion into a light crude oil. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173668 | PROCESSING ASPHALTENE-CONTAINING TAILINGS - Embodiments of a method and a system for recovering energy, materials or both from asphaltene-containing tailings are disclosed. The asphaltene-containing tailings can be generated, for example, from a process for recovering hydrocarbons from oil sand. Embodiments of the method can include a flotation separation and a hydrophobic agglomeration separation. Flotation can be used to separate the asphaltene-containing tailings into an asphaltene-rich froth and an asphaltene-depleted aqueous phase. The asphaltene-rich froth, or an asphaltene-rich slurry formed from the asphaltene-rich froth, then can be separated into a heavy mineral concentrate and a light tailings. Hydrophobic agglomeration can be used to recover an asphaltene concentrate from the light tailings. Another flotation separation can be included to remove sulfur-containing minerals from the heavy mineral concentrate. Oxygen-containing minerals also can be recovered from the heavy mineral concentrate. Water removed by the various separation steps can be recycled and its heat energy recovered. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173669 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SORTING FLAT MAIL ITEMS INTO DELIVERY POINT SEQUENCING - A method and an apparatus for sorting flat mail items into delivery point sequencing include sorting the mail items into sequence and deposited them in a sorting facility with a number of F compartments. In order to achieve sorting into delivery point sequencing to a plurality of mail addresses with a comparatively small number of compartments, the mail items are presorted into a number of M storage modules, which differ from the compartments in that they have an internal withdrawal apparatus, in a presorting facility. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173670 | Classification Apparatus and Fine Particle Measuring Apparatus - A classification apparatus for classifying and separating particles having particle sizes within a predetermined range is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment of the classification apparatus, a center electrode ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173671 | MATERIAL SCREENING APPARATUS - A mobile material screening apparatus ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173672 | Apparatus and methods for reading an identification code from a mailpiece - Apparatus and methods consistent with the present invention provide for reading an identification code from a mailpiece. In one embodiment, there are a reader unit and a reader head assembly connected by an optical cable, which provide for the identification of a mailpiece in an identification code sorting system. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173673 | FLUID DELIVERY DEVICE - A container ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173674 | Sediment collection device for home brewing system - A sediment collection device is used on individual beverage containers for fermented beverages such as beer. A three piece arrangement is fit together before installation on the beverage container, and contains a rotating valve arrangement on complementary, funnel-like structures. This arrangement facilitates a moisture-tight connection between the bottle and the collection device. This arrangement ensures that sediment will not re-enter the beverage bottle. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173675 | Water Filter Cartridge System Having a Combined Blending Valve System in the Candle and Adjusting Device in the Head - The present invention relates to a water filter, comprising a filter head and an interchangeable filter cartridge, with a blend-adjusting element which is located on the filter cartridge. The water filter is distinguished in that during the operation of installing the interchangeable filter cartridge in the filter head, the blend-adjusting element is positioned together with the filter cartridge on the filter head via adjustable or fixed drivers. In a further embodiment, the water filter is distinguished in that an adjusting device comprises an untreated-water distribution element arranged in or on the filter head and a partial-flow channel guiding element which is complementary with respect thereto and is arranged in or on the filter cartridge. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173676 | SMALL SCALE REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM COMPRISING A DOUBLE VALVE PERMEATE PUMP - In a small-volume reverse osmosis system with a reverse osmosis module, a concentrate line leading from the reverse osmosis module to an outlet line, a permeate line leading from the reverse osmosis module to a storage tank, as well as a permeate pump connected to the concentrate line and to the permeate line with a displacement unit and two control channels, the invention proposes that two valves that are alternately switched by the displacement unit ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173677 | INTEGRAL SUBMARINE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM THAT OPERATES BY MEANS OF A SIMULTANEOUS REMOVING, VACUUMING AND FILTERING EFFECT, GENERATED BY A REMOVING DEVICE CONNECTED TO A VACUUM DEVICE, SAID VACUUM DEVICE BEING CONNECTED TO A STORAGE AND FILTERING DEVICE, SAID SYSTEM BEING USED TO CLEAN ORGANIC POLLUTION THAT ADHERES TO THE SUBSTRATE OF SUBMERGED CULTURE SYSTEMS AND/OR STRUCTURES AND/OR SHIPS AND/OR EQUIPMENT BOTH IN MARINE AND IN FRESH WATER - A comprehensive submarine maintenance system permits the cleaning of organic pollution adhered to the substrate provided by submerged cultivation systems and/or structures, ships, and submerged equipment both in sea waters and fresh waters, and accomplishes the simultaneous removing, suctioning, and filtering effect, generated by a removing device interconnected to a suctioning device while the latter is in turn connected to an accumulation and filtering device. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173678 | Vertical evaporation technologies - This invention captures the salt from salt water in an easily transportable form. Most desalinators of the past were enclosed to capture the water vapour that escaped for the production of salt free water. They are enclosed which subtracted some of the suns energy. This invention has no enclosures. This invention can divide water into smaller units. This invention evaporates the water before it falls off the evaporating surface, thus having less water on the evaporating surface which makes evaporation easier. The surface tension of water is reduced by the small amounts of water on the evaporation cloths and with the use of water loving evaporation cloths. When water is dropped on cotton it wicks away and tries to equally distributes the water over its entire length and width. An equitable distribution of water to evaporation cloths is achieved by this invention. An ability to distribute water at various rates to an evaporation cloth in order to deal with the different evaporation rates of day or night or sunshine or cloud. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173679 | BIOLOGICAL REMOVAL METHOD OF PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN USING GRANULATED METHAN-OXIDIZING BACTERIA AND APPARATUS THEREFOR - A biological removal method of phosphorus and nitrogen includes supplying a mixture gas into a gas holder. Inflow water and return water are supplied into the gas holder to make the mixture gas dissolved in the inflow water and the return water. The return water was provided from a granulation biological reaction tank. The inflow water and the return water including the dissolved mixture gas are transported to the granulation biological reaction tank. A nitrogen-based component is removed from the inflow water and the return water using methan-oxidizing bacteria granulated in the granulation biological reaction tank. Treated water without the nitrogen-based component is transported to an anoxic tank for treatment, and discharged from the anoxic tank. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173680 | CONTINUOUS COUNTERCURRENT CHROMATOGRAPHY SYSTEM - A continuous countercurrent chromatography system has several rotating chambers arranged around a rotational axis. The chambers are provided for receiving a liquid or liquid mixture to be examined, and the individual chambers are interconnected via liquid carrying connections in such a way as to relay two liquids in countercurrent, wherein one liquid first passes through several chambers and is then returned to the chambers first traversed. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173681 | Machine for mixing and separating magnetic particles - An apparatus for carrying out the affinity separation of a target substance from a test medium by mixing magnetic particles having surface immobilized ligand or receptor within the test medium to promote an affinity binding reaction between the ligand and the target substance. A container with a liquid and magnetic particles therein is positioned between two plates with magnets thereon. The plates are fixed to a common shaft. Either the container or the plates are rotated to impart a relative angular movement of the particles relative to a magnet. The shaft is horizontally orientated and the plates can be hexagonal shaped. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173682 | System and Method for Conducting Hemodialysis and Hemofiltration - An extracorporeal blood processing system comprises a plastic molded compact manifold that supports a plurality of molded blood and dialysate fluidic pathways along with a plurality of relevant sensors, valves and pumps. A disposable dialyzer is connected to the molded manifold to complete the blood circuit of the system. The compact manifold is also disposable in one embodiment and can be detachably installed in the dialysis machine. Two-way valves in the manifold are used to direct the dialysate flow to the dialyzer in hemodialysis mode of operation and to bypass the dialyzer to direct the flow of infusion grade dialysate directly to the patient in hemofiltration mode of operation. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173683 | DRAINLESS REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM - A drainless reverse osmosis (RO) water purification system provides relatively pure water for on-demand dispensing, while recycling brine to a domestic hot water system. The drainless purification system includes a pre-filter catalyst cartridge for removing chlorine-based contaminants from a tap water supply upstream from an RO membrane. The catalyst is regularly refreshed by a high through-flow of water to a conventional cold water dispense faucet, thereby significantly prolonging the service life of the RO membrane. The RO membrane is incorporated into a multi-cartridge unit adapted for facilitated slide-out removal and replacement as needed. A control valve recycles brine from the RO membrane to the hot water system during pure water production, and recirculates tap water through the RO membrane when a pure water reservoir is substantially filled. The multi-cartridge unit may further include an air filtration system for providing a flow of filtered air. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173684 | ELECTROSTATIC COALESCING DEVICE - An electrostatic coalescing device including at least one pair of sheet-shaped electrodes arranged at a distance from each other side-by-side so as to form a flow passage between them. Each one of the electrodes includes a sheet-shaped conductive member of electrically conductive material. The conductive member of at least one of the electrodes is at least partially enclosed by insulation of electrically non-conductive material. A layer of semiconducting material is arranged between the insulation and the associated conductive member on at least one side of the conductive member surface-to-surface with the conductive member, and/or the insulation is at least partially covered by a layer of semiconducting material arranged surface-to-surface with the insulation in order to smooth the electric fields on the outwardly facing surface of the insulation. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173685 | BLOOD TREATMENT FILTER AND BLOOD TREATMENT CIRCUIT - A blood treatment filter which comprises a housing including an inlet and an outlet, and a filter unit for filtering blood containing erythrocytes, platelets and leukocytes as blood cell components is provided. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173686 | WATER TREATMENT DEVICE - Prior water treatment equipments have several water clarifying process filters, water purifier and water reservoir separated from each other, occupying too much space to install under a water tank and resulting inconvenient installment. The water treatment equipments for home cannot be received in water tanks, and thus water clarifier and water purifier are disposed in the water tanks while the water reservoir is disposed separately. Water pipes are connected in between. Therefore, water clarifying processors, water reservoir and water purifier utilizing RO membrane may be integrated to eliminate unnecessary space in existing systems. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173687 | Extruded Porous Substrate and Products Using The Same - A highly porous substrate is provided using an extrusion system. More particularly, the present invention enables the production of a highly porous substrate. Depending on the particular mixture, the present invention enables substrate porosities of about 60% to about 90%, and enables advantages at other porosities, as well. The extrusion system enables the use of a wide variety of fibers and additives, and is adaptable to a wide variety of operating environments and applications. Fibers, which have an aspect ratio greater than 1, are selected according to substrate requirements, and are typically mixed with binders, pore-formers, extrusion aids, and fluid to form a homogeneous extrudable mass. The homogeneous mass is extruded into a green substrate. The more volatile material is preferentially removed from the green substrate, which allows the fibers to form interconnected networks. As the curing process continues, fiber to fiber bonds are formed to produce a structure having a substantially open pore network. The resulting porous substrate is useful in many applications, for example, as a substrate for a filter or catalyst host, or catalytic converter. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173688 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR UTILIZATION OF WASTE HEAT FOR SLUDGE TREATMENT AND ENERGY GENERATION - Disclosed methods employ systems and methods to treat sludge utilizing waste heat. The disclosed systems and methods can be used to provide a regional sludge treatment service. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173689 | Generation of Triacylglycerols from Gums - A method is disclosed for the generation of triacylglycerols from gums that have been separated from an oil product. The gums are treated with an enzyme having PLC activity, which results in the formation of diacylglycerols and phosphates, and treated with an enzyme having PLA activity, which results in the formation of lyso-phospholipids and free fatty acids. The diacylglycerols and the free fatty acids from these two separate reactions then combine in the presence of the enzymes to generate new triacylglycerol molecules. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173690 | BATCH-OPERATED REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM - A reverse osmosis system in fluid communication with a fluid reservoir and a method of operating the same includes a pressure vessel having a membrane therein, a high pressure fluid input, a low pressure fluid input, a permeate output and a brine output. The system further includes a high pressure valve, a low pressure valve and a high pressure pump in fluid communication with the high pressure input through the high pressure valve. The system also includes a low pressure pump in fluid communication with the low pressure input through the low pressure valve. The high pressure pump and the low pressure pump are in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir. The low pressure pump initially fills the pressure vessel and the high pressure pump operates during permeate production. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173691 | BATCH-OPERATED REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE MEMBRANES IN A PRESSURE VESSEL - A reverse osmosis system and method for operating the same includes a fluid reservoir, a valve and a brine feed tank in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir through an input. The brine feed tank has brine feed fluid therein. The system also includes a high pressure pump and a pressure vessel in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir through the high pressure pump. The pressure vessel comprises a permeate outlet. The brine feed tank is in fluid communication with the pressure vessel. During a permeate production cycle, the high pressure pump pumps additional fluid under high pressure from the fluid reservoir into the pressure vessel using a high pressure pump. The pressure vessel communicates brine fluid into the brine feed tank. The high pressure pump raises a pressure in the pressure vessel until an amount of permeate is produced from a permeate output of the pressure vessel. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173692 | WATER TREATMENT PROCESS FOR OILFIELD PRODUCED WATER - The invention relates to a method and system for treating an aqueous liquid containing dissolved minerals and dissolved hydrocarbons. Method steps and apparatus for treating a waste water feed stream are disclosed which utilize a warm lime softening system in fluid communication with the waste water feed stream, wherein sludge from the warm lime softening system is recycled to improve lime utilization and enhance silica and boron removal without the addition of an external source of magnesium. In addition, a microfiltration system and/or an air stripper system may be used in fluid communication with at least one reverse osmosis system to produce a treatment water that meets state and federal guidelines for surface discharge. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173693 | LYOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL MEMBRANES BASED ON CROSS-LINKED TYPE I BICONTINUOUS CUBIC PHASES - The invention provides composite nanofiltration membranes with a lyotropic liquid crystal (LLC) polymer composition embedded in or forming a layer on a porous support. The LLC membranes are prepared from LLC monomers which form a bicontinuous cubic (Q | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173694 | ISOPOROUS MEMBRANE AND METHOD OF PRODUCTION THEREOF - A membrane is produced by dissolving one or more polymers, at least one of which is a block copolymer, in a liquid which includes a solvent, to produce a casting solution. The casting solution is formed into film, and the film is immersed into a precipitation bath which contains at least one non-solvent for the block copolymer so that the film forms a membrane. The membrane is used for filtering a fluid that contains colloidal particles or proteins, and/or for ultrafiltration or nanofiltration, by flowing the fluid through the membrane. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173695 | Method and apparatus for removal of gas bubbles from blood - A system is disclosed for removing gas bubbles from blood during circulatory assist procedures. Such bubbles are generated, along with particulate matter, in an extracorporeal circulatory bypass system by the pump, oxygenator and other components. Filters are used in the line to remove particulates and bubbles from the blood before they are pumped back to the patient but current filters are inefficient at removing small bubbles and debris that can cause neurological defects and renal and other organ failures in the patient. An active filter apparatus and method is disclosed that forces the bubbles to the center of the system where they are removed from the blood before the blood exits the filter. The filter comprises an axially elongate cylindrical shell with a blood inlet, a blood outlet and a gas outlet. A motor driven impeller spins the blood within the shell and forces the gas toward the center by centripetal force, utilizing the buoyancy effects of the bubbles in blood, whereby the bubbles can be bled off at the center of the filter element. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173696 | METHOD AND SYSTEM OF DIGESTING EXCESS SLUDGE - In an activated sludge treatment of organic waste water, excess sludge from the activated sludge aeration vessel is processed with hypochlorous acid in place of ozone without set up of aeration vessels and blowers to improve volume reduction cost of sludge without deterioration of water quality. The hypochlorous acid process is carried out by using an acidulous sodium hypochlorite aqueous solution which is prepared by mixing sodium hypochlorite aqueous solution with a dilute hydrochloric acid and diluting the resulting mixture with water within 1,000 ppm to 50,000 ppm of available chlorine concentration at a pH zone of more than 4 to less than 7. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173697 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE PRODUCTION AND DELIVERY OF MONOCHLORAMINE INTO WATER STREAMS - Monochloramine is efficiently manufactured by introducing controlled quantities of an ammonia source and a chlorine source in a small side-stream of water in a small diameter pipe under turbulent flow conditions. The ammonia source and chlorine source can be injected in either order and are separated by a sufficient distance to ensure that the first chemical is adequately diffused throughout the water prior to the injection of the second chemical. A sufficient length of a mixing chamber insures that turbulent flow is maintained for a length of time sufficient to thoroughly mix the two chemicals to produce monochloramine. This mixing technique allows for the manufacture of high concentrations of monochloramine at atmospheric pressure without off gassing. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173698 | Apparatus and method for detecting and removing moisture and contaminants in a fuel storage tank - An apparatus for detecting and removing moisture and contaminants from fuel stored in a tank includes optical fiber for examining the fuel for moisture and contaminants, a light source and a lens; a suction and return hoses insertable into the tank; a pump connected to the suction hose, a waste holding container for receiving moisture and contaminants; a contaminant filter connected to the return hose; and a valve between the pump outlet, the waste holding container and the contaminant filter inlet. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173699 | Treating Runoff - Systems and methods for treating water passing through a catch basin may include first and second filters. In some embodiments, the filters each have a plurality of regions with different nominal flow rates. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173700 | DEVICE AND METHOD OF SEPARATING AND CONCENTRATING MICROFLUIDIC PARTICLES - A flow unit for microfluidic particles separation and concentration is disclosed. The unit comprises a nozzle segment, a turn segment, and a diffuser segment. The nozzle segment is defined by a first member and a second member, and has an opening through which fluid and microfluidic particles enter. The nozzle segment has a narrowing portion at which the first and second members narrow from the opening to increase momentum of the fluid therethrough. The turn segment is defined by the first member flaring outwardly downstream from the narrowing portion to change flow direction of the fluid consistent with the first member. The diffuser segment is defined by the second member extending past the turn segment to facilitate separation of the microfluidic particles from the fluid due to the inability to follow the fluid flow. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173701 | Centrifugal Flow Distribution Clarifier Feedwell and Method of Feeding Influent to a Clarifier Thereby - Apparatus and methods are provided for controlling influent feed to produce a substantially uniform flow to a clarifier tank ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173702 | ELECTRICALLY CONTROLLED PITCH ADJUSTABLE FLAT PANEL DISPLAY BRACKET - An electrically controlled pitch adjustable flat panel display bracket has a base, a frame, a driving device and at least one display rack. The frame is attached securely to the base. The driving device has a driving device body and an extending arm. The display rack is pivotally mounted inside the frame, protrudes out of the frame for attaching a flat panel display (FPD) and is pivotally mounted on the extending arm. The driving device body may be actuated by a remote control to extend and retract the extending arm to adjust a pitch of the FPD conveniently. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173703 | Hanging rack for storage container lids - A rack for storing pot or pan lids from a standard overhead pot and pan rack and method of use. The lid rack is suspended under the overhead pot and pan rack for easy access. The tines of the lid rack can be adapted to interfere with the handles of the lids to keep them securely in the lid rack. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173704 | Cantilevered towel rack - The present invention is directed to a Cantilevered Towel Rack to hang over the ladder of a recreational vehicle to dry towels and articles of clothing. It is self-supporting and not permanently attached whereby it can be easily removed and stored in an confined area. Cushioned hanger members will hang over the steps of the ladder at the rear of the vehicles. A cushioned forward section attached to the hanger members at a prescribed angle will extent outwardly from the ladder with a mating rear section telescoping within, to be locked in place by the means of compression couplings. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173705 | DAMPENED SPRING-OPERATED VERTICALLY ACCUMULATING CONTAINER STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM - A vertically accumulating storage and retrieval apparatus has a first and second plurality of substantially vertically spaced shelf assemblies supported by support structure. Each of the shelf assemblies includes a shelf tray for receiving, storing, and discharging containers. Spring biasing structure is provided for urging the shelf to the receiving position. Dampening structure dampens the movement of the shelf between the upwardly tilted receiving position and the downwardly tilted discharge position. A transfer control and transfer control linkage are provided for retaining the shelf when a shelf of a next lower shelf assembly is not prepared to receive a container, and allowing the shelf to move to the discharge position under the weight of a container disposed on the shelf when the shelf of the next lower shelf assembly is prepared to receive a container. A method for storing and retrieving containers is also disclosed. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173706 | Variable Carrier for the Installation on Two Vertical Carrier Profiles of a Rack and Corresponding Installation Method - A variable carrier for the installation on two vertical carrier profiles of a rack is disclosed. The vertical carrier profiles of the rack feature openings in a standardized grid. The variable carrier can be fixed on the vertical carrier profiles by means of the openings and features a snap-in device that automatically snaps into one of the openings of a vertical carrier profile during the installation. The variable carrier also features opposite the snap-in device at least one retaining hook that is rigidly connected to the variable carrier and can be hooked into one of the openings of a vertical carrier profile such that the variable carrier can be hooked into the opening by means of the retaining hook and subsequently pivoted in such a way that the snap-in device can interlock with one of the openings of the opposite vertical carrier profile. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173707 | Portable hoist assembly mounting systems and methods - The system and method of the present invention provide support for a holster mounting into which the vertical support of a portable hoist assembly is inserted. Disclosed is a saddle mount for the holster mounting usable on the atop of a wall, a waste receptacle or a beam. Also disclosed is a floor supported base and cart assembly for the holster mounting. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173708 | TRUCK RACK AND LOADING/UNLOADING SYSTEM - A multi-use truck bed apparatus, comprising a first rack assembly, a second rack assembly, a base assembly coupled to the truck, wherein the first rack assembly and second rack assembly are coupled to the base assembly, and a lifting mechanism, wherein the lifting mechanism comprises a winch coupled to the second rack assembly. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173709 | Foldable portable hoist system - A foldable portable hoist system includes a foldable portable hoist assembly and a mounting base. The foldable portable hoist assembly includes a substantially vertical support, an upper support arm, and a diagonal brace assembly. Hinged attachment of slidable collars on either end of the diagonal brace enables the foldable portable hoist assembly to be folded up for ease of transport and storage. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173710 | CHASSIS FOR A CABLE OR PIPELINE TROLLEY - The invention relates to a chassis ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173711 | CONTAINER - If the diameter of an opening side neck portion is decreased to minimize the contact surface between contents and air and a small cap is fitted on a container where there is the concern that exposure to air may alter the quality of contents in the container, there is not only the problem that a gap results between the cap top board and the container opening where adequate locking force is not available but the problem that force is required to open and close the lid, making removal and fitting troublesome. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173712 | Method of fabricating cantilever type probe and method of fabricating probe card using the same - Disclosed is a method of fabricating a cantilever type probes. According to this method, after forming grooves each in tip portion and dummy tip portion regions of a substrate, the tip portion and dummy tip portion are formed with filling the grooves of the tip portion and dummy tip portion regions. A sacrificial layer is formed to cover the dummy tip portion region including dummy tip portion. A beam portion is formed in connection with the tip portion, extending upward the dummy tip portion including the sacrificial layer. The method includes steps of selectively etching the substrate of the tip portion and floating the tip portion from the substrate. Accordingly, it minimizes physical and chemical damages on the tip portion while fabricating a probe card, providing stability thereto with smaller defects of the tip portion. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173713 | Method for Manufacturing Metallic Panel Having Multilayer Arrays Of Micropores - A method for manufacturing a metallic panel having multilayer arrays of micropores includes the steps of: preparing a metallic thin plate first; forming a plurality of micropores and hollowed portions on the metallic thin plate with the hollowed portion forming a key body; arranging the plurality of micropores to form a pattern on the surface of the key body; and cutting the metallic thin plate to form a metallic panel of a predetermined shape. Then, a multilayer backlight module is arranged on one side surface of the metallic panel via a hot pressing or adhering process. Finally, a telecommunication module is adhered on one side surface of the backlight module. In this way, the metallic panel having multilayer arrays of micropores can be completed. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173714 | Method of manufacturing magnetic head for perpendicular magnetic recording - A magnetic head comprises: an encasing layer made of a nonmagnetic material and having a groove that opens in the top surface; a nonmagnetic metal layer made of a nonmagnetic metal material, disposed on the top surface of the encasing layer, and having a penetrating opening that is contiguous to the groove; and a pole layer made of a magnetic metal material and encased in the groove of the encasing layer and in the opening of the nonmagnetic metal layer. The pole layer has an end face located in a medium facing surface, the end face having a first portion and a second portion that is located farther from a substrate than the first portion and connected to the first portion. The first portion has a width that decreases as the distance from the substrate decreases. The second portion has a uniform width that defines the track width. In the medium facing surface, the nonmagnetic metal layer exists on both sides of the second portion, the sides being opposed to each other in the direction of track width. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173715 | LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE, SUBSTRATE TREATING DEVICE, AND SUBSTRATE TREATING METHOD - A light source device is formed by a plasma formation chamber including a plasma formation region where plasma is formed by electrodeless discharge to generate light and an optical window defining the lower end of the plasma region in the plasma formation chamber and transmitting the light. A microwave transmitting window is formed in the plasma chamber for introducing microwaves for generating the plasma. Furthermore, outside of the microwave transmitting window, a microwave antenna is connected to the microwave window for introducing the microwaves. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173716 | Lift-off patterning processes employing energetically-stimulated local removal of solid-condensed-gas layers - The invention provides a method for forming a patterned material layer on a structure, by condensing a vapor to a solid condensate layer on a surface of the structure and then localized removal of selected regions of the condensate layer by directing an ion beam at the selected regions, exposing the structure at the selected regions. A material layer is then deposited on top of the solid condensate layer and the exposed structure at the selected regions. Then the solid condensate layer and regions of the material layer that were deposited on the solid condensate layer are removed, leaving a patterned material layer on the structure. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173717 | COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR POLISHING NICKEL-PHOSPHOROUS-COATED ALUMINUM HARD DISKS - The invention provides a chemical-mechanical polishing composition consisting essentially of flumed alumina, alpha alumina, silica, a nonionic surfactant, an additive compound selected from the group consisting of glycine, alanine, iminodiacetic acid, and maleic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and water. The invention further provides a method of chemically-mechanically polishing a substrate comprising contacting a substrate with a polishing pad and the chemical-mechanical polishing composition, moving the polishing pad and the polishing composition relative to the substrate, and abrading at least a portion of the substrate to polish the substrate. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173718 | Method of damaged low-k dielectric film layer removal - An apparatus, system and method for removing a damaged material from a low-k dielectric film layer include identifying a control chemistry, the control chemistry configured to selectively remove the damaged material from the low-k dielectric film layer, the damaged material being in a region where a feature was formed through the low-k dielectric film layer; establishing a plurality of process parameters characterizing aspects of the damaged material to be removed and applying the control chemistry to the low-k dielectric film layer, the application of the control chemistry being defined based on the established process parameters of the damaged material, such that the damaged material is substantially removed from the areas around the feature and the areas around the feature are substantially defined by low-k characteristics of the low-k dielectric film layer. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173719 | VACUUM SWITCHGEAR - A vacuum switchgear comprising a vacuum container, two fixed contacts and two movable contacts for being in contact with and out of contact with the fixed contacts which are disposed in the vacuum container, and two operation rods linked to the each movable contact, respectively,
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| 20090173720 | Welding Electrode Assembly Having Self-Aligning Features - A welding electrode assembly that includes a tip member and a coupling member and has certain self-aligning features which promote proper alignment during operation. In one embodiment, the coupling member acts as a self-aligning joint or connection and generally includes a housing, a movable plunger, and a biasing element such as a spring. During operation, contact between the tip member and a work piece surface causes the plunger to lift from an opening in the housing against the urging force of the spring so that the tip member can become properly aligned with the work piece. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173721 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR WELDING ELECTRODE COLLECTORS AND TERMINALS OF ELECTRICAL STORAGE ELEMENT - In a welding method, at least one of a set of a first electrode collector and a first terminal and a set of second electrode collector and a second terminal is welded one another. At this time, a laser beam is irradiated to a portion to be welded, elastic waves generated due to the laser beam from the portion to be welded are detected, and the detected elastic waves are integrated to calculate an index corresponding to an amount of connection energy in order to check a welded state. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173722 | Method of Joining an Outer Sheet and an Inner Sheet, in Particular of an Attachment Part of a Motor Vehicle Body - A method provides for joining an outer sheet and an inner sheet, in particular of an attachment part of a motor vehicle body. On the visible sides of an attachment part, a welding or brazing seam is produced between a fold of an outer sheet and an inner sheet. The outer sheet is held in a bed, and the inner sheet is pressed against the fold on an inner side thus forming a joining groove. To ensure that during beam welding or beam grazing the inner sheet is held in position on the fold, it is prevented from moving away without clamping by stops on an outer side. These stops are disposed in a row along the welding or brazing seam and in dependence upon the progress of the joining procedure can be moved individually out of a path of a welding or brazing head. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173723 | LASER PROCESSING APPARATUS AND LASER PROCESSING METHOD USING THE SAME TECHNICAL FIELD - A laser processing apparatus is provided in which its XY table is composed of plural divided blocks vertically movable, at least one divided block is stopped while it is moving down, and a through hole is formed by irradiating a workpiece in an area corresponding to a position directly above the divided block with a laser beam. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173724 | PRODUCT LASER IRRADIATION DEVICE, LASER IRRADIATION METHOD AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING MODIFIED OBJECT - Provided are a laser irradiation device and a laser irradiation method, which are suitable for a liquid crystal display device. The laser irradiation device comprises a semiconductor laser element group ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173725 | WELD CAP AND TIP INSPECTION METHOD AND APPARATUS - A robot welding apparatus including a welding station having a welding robot with weld tips for creating a weld along a work piece. A welding power supply and control pendant is also provided. A visual screen of the control pendant provides a view of the weld tips for use with the method to detect characteristics such as weld tip face measurement, tip wear measurement, tip alignment measurement, and cap replacement and type verification. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173726 | Automatic Weld Arc Monitoring System - A welding system including an arc monitoring, training, and control system is disclosed. The welding system includes a power supply, controller, and associated memory. When a weld is performed, the weld command and weld feedback parameters can be stored in the memory, along with associated alarm limit values. During subsequent welds, the input weld commands and actual feedback values can be compared to the established limits, and a fault signal provided to an operator or supervisor when the value exceeds the established limits. The fault signals can be used for training operators, as well as providing monitoring signals, and can be stored with weld data in a database for later analysis. In addition, collected weld data can be used to determine when to clean, repair, or replace consumables, including, for example, contact tips, wire drive liners, and drive rolls, and to monitor usage of wire and gas. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173727 | Butt-joint Welding Method - A butt-joint welding method is disclosed, which is capable of improving welding productivity by reducing the number of welding passes by weaving a welding wire in submerged arc welding. The welding method includes arranging two parent metals having 10-35 mm thickness at an interval of 8-20 mm to face each other, attaching a backing material to rear sides of the two parent metals, the rear sides facing each other, so that the backing material seals a space between the parent metals through surface-contact with the rear sides, performing flux cored arc welding or compositely performing the flux cored arc welding and submerged arc welding 1-3 times on an upper layer of the backing material, and welding the two parent metals while weaving a submerged arc welding wire transversely. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173728 | ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - The invention relates to an electrical system ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173729 | Ceramic heating elements - New ceramic heating elements are provided that have a recessed portion for receiving an electrical lead. Such ceramic heating elements can provide a reduced cross-sectional dimension across element regions that interface with electrical lead(s) as well as a more secure engagement of an electrical lead. Heating elements can be highly useful in a variety of application, including e.g. for fuel ignition for gas cooking appliances as well as vehicular glow plugs. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173730 | HOB AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A HOB - In order in the case of a hob ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173731 | INDUCTION HEATING COOKER, INDUCTION HEATING COOKING METHOD, INDUCTION HEATING COOKING PROGRAM, RESONANCE SOUND DETECTION DEVICE, RESONANCE SOUND DETECTION METHOD, AND RESONANCE SOUND DETECTION PROGRAM - An object of the invention is to accurately detect a state of an object to be heated in a cooking vessel and effectively avoid cooking failure. An induction heating section ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173732 | INDUCTION HEATING COOKER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT THEREFOR - The invention relates to an induction heating cooker and a control circuit therefor. The cooker includes a switch element and an inductive coil, which is coupled between a power voltage and a first terminal of the switch element. A second terminal of the switch element is coupled to a common voltage. The control circuit includes first and second comparators and a pulse generator. The first comparator receives voltages of two terminals of the inductive coil and thus outputs a trigger signal. The second comparator receives a reference voltage and a voltage of the first terminal of the switch element, and enables a fading signal when the voltage of the first terminal is higher than the reference voltage. When the trigger signal is enabled, the pulse generator outputs a pulse to control the switch element. When the fading signal is enabled, the pulse generator reduces a pulse width of the pulse. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173733 | VESTIBULE APPARATUS - A vestibule for use with a microwave oven having a conveyor mechanism passing there-through is designed to prevent microwave radiation from escaping to the surrounding atmosphere. The vestibule includes a choke region and a paddlewheel region with a trap region located directly there-between. The choke region includes a series of quarter wave choke networks or devices and the trap region includes a body having quarter wave chokes with microwave absorbent materials disposed therein which absorb microwave radiation that has passed through the choke region. The paddlewheel region includes at least two pairs of paddlewheels that are synchronized with the conveyor mechanism and each other to permit individual products to enter an open end of the vestibule while preventing microwave radiation from escaping therefrom. The paddlewheels are synchronized such that while one pair of paddlewheels is in an open state, the other pair is in the closed state. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173734 | Refuelling Container - A convex stripe | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173735 | GLASS BELL JAR FOR THE PROTECTION AND/OR STORAGE OF FOOD - A glass bell jar for the protection of food such as desserts, pies and the like, which is designed to be rested on a dish, also made of glass, so as to cover the food contained in the dish, includes a U-shaped structural section, made of a soft plastic material such as polypropylene or the like, fitted along the edge of the bell jar to cushion the impact between the dish and the bell jar when the latter is rested on the dish, to prevent direct contact between the two glass parts, and to guarantee better airtightness. The risk is avoided, that one or both parts from crack, with the danger that shards of glass could contaminate the food contained in it. Health risks are thus avoided, and the unpleasant sound caused by the impact between two glass parts is eliminated. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173736 | Can - The invention relates to a container or can, especially for use with beverages; with an essentially cylindrical wall ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173737 | RESEALABLE BEVERAGE CAN END AND METHODS RELATING TO SAME - A recloseable and resealable beverage can end closure includes a base plate beneath the center panel and a tab plate above the center panel. The closure is slidable relative to the center a panel to uncover the pour aperture and then to position the closure over the pour aperture to enable resealing. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173738 | TAMPER EVIDENT CONTAINER - A tamper evident container includes a storage element having a flange extending outwardly from a top edge, and a lid having top and outer walls configured to fit over the flange of the storage element with the outer wall extending below a bottom edge of the flange. The outer wall may include an inwardly extending locking indentation engaging the bottom edge of the flange of the storage element to retain the lid on the storage element and prevent it from being removed without permanently deforming at least one of the lid and the storage element, The lid further includes a line of reduced strength extending along a portion of the top wall and/or outer wall to detach a portion of the outer wall and disengage the locking indentation from the flange to allow the lid to be disengaged from the flange without further permanent deformation of the lid or the storage element. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173739 | Tamper-resistant container and methods - An improved container designed to provide all of the foregoing attributes (including light weight, low cost, ease of use and carrying, and climatic tolerance) while also presenting a virtually impenetrable barrier to animals. One exemplary embodiment comprises a highly resilient, lightweight, one piece polymer (polycarbonate) body or shell having a large-diameter aperture disposed at one end. A threaded, partially flexible lightweight polymer cap element mates with the body; the cap element comprises a tamper-resistant configuration with locking features which prevent rotation of the cap with respect to the body past a certain point. A ridge is formed on the body along the mating region of the cap, the ridge acting to prevent any animal (or human for that matter) from being able to insert anything (e.g., claws) under the cap when installed to pry it off. The locking features, ridge, body, and cap coordinate to make the container pliable enough to distort without opening, yet resilient and rugged enough to prevent permanent deformation, fracture, or cracking even under the weight (and motive forces) of a fully grown bear. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173740 | FLEXIBLE COVER FOR PRODUCE CONTAINER - A flexible plastic sheet cover for a produce container which is collapsible and has a plurality of ventilators wherein the improvement is having a seamed cover center and having seamless end bands that grip the end walls of the container and a method for making the cover from a tubular sheet. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173741 | WASTE CAN - A waste can comprises a receptacle having a rim with at least one bag lock located on the rim. The bag lock has a first portion defining a cavity and a second portion movable with respect to the first portion between a first position where it is locked to the first portion and a second position where it is spaced from the first portion. The second portion locks a trash bag in the cavity when in the first position. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173742 | Method for manufacturing enclosures of a sheet material and an enclosure of a sheet material - The invention relates to a method for manufacturing an enclosure of a sheet material and to an enclosure of a sheet material, which is manufactured of a sheet blank, of which the sides and the base of the enclosure have been folded, and the seams have been joined together. At least one corner to be folded of the enclosure is cut open from a part of the range in the sheet blank so that the unopened section corresponds to the smallest dimension to be folded in the product series of enclosures. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173743 | Cylinder anti-roll/slide safety device - An article of manufacture is disclosed comprising a circular or nearly circular elastic band of suitable diameter, length, depth and width, and at least one foot integrated onto the elastic band. Also disclosed is the foot releasably attached to said elastic band via a means for attaching. Also disclosed is the foot further comprising an aperture in said foot. Also disclosed is the foot further comprising a means for connecting in said foot. Also disclosed is a means for interlocking attached to the means for connecting in said foot, either permanently or releasably attached to said foot. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173744 | CONTAINER WITH LID - A container includes a base and a plurality of walls extending upward therefrom. At least one lid is pivotably connected to one of the walls. The lid includes at least one projection from an upper surface thereof, which contacts at least one rib on an exterior surface of the wall to prevent over-rotation of the lid. In another feature, the lid includes a projection from an interior surface, which pivots the lid to a position not parallel to a support surface when the container is inverted and placed on a support surface with the lid open. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173745 | System and Method for Dispensing Prescriptions - A pharmaceutical dispensing system comprises: a frame having first and second opposed sides; a plurality of bins configured to house pharmaceutical tablets, each of the bins being accessible from the first side of the frame for replenishment of pharmaceutical tablets; a plurality of chutes, each of the chutes connected to and associated with a respective one of the plurality of bins, each of the chutes being accessible from the second side of the frame for dispensing of pharmaceutical tablets; a first graphics user interface mounted on the first side of the frame for controlling the replenishment of the plurality of bins; and a second graphics user interface mounted on the second side of the frame for controlling the dispensing of pharmaceutical tablets from the chutes. In this configuration, the system can dispense and be replenished very efficiently. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173746 | EasyPut Bathroom Organizer/Bathroom Organizer - A bathroom organizer for organizing various bathroom items including toilet tissue may include a vertical back wall, and a roll support frame connected to the vertical back wall. The roll support frame may include a guide device which extends inwards from the roll support frame and includes a concave portion to dispense toilet tissues. The guide device may include a first convex portion to allow a user to place a roll of toilet tissue into the roll support frame, and the guide device may include a second convex portion to position the roll of toilet tissue in a position to dispense the toilet tissue. The vertical back wall may cooperate with an inward sloping front wall to define a truncated V shaped magazine rack, and the bathroom organizer may include a first bottom wall to cooperate with the vertical back wall and the front wall to form a bottom for the magazine rack. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173747 | BEAD CRAFT SYSTEM - The invention is directed to a bead craft system for making a bead craft. The bead craft system may be used with beads that are wettable and subsequently dryable to adhere to one another. In one aspect, the bead craft system may include a bead storage and dispensing device including a bead storage chamber having a bead storage chamber wall defining a chamber outlet aperture and a bead outlet conduit external to the bead storage chamber wall. The bead outlet conduit has an inlet. The bead storage chamber wall is movable between an unaligned position wherein the chamber outlet aperture is unaligned with the inlet of the bead outlet conduit to prevent the release of beads from the bead storage chamber, and an aligned position wherein the chamber outlet aperture is aligned with the inlet of the bead outlet conduit to permit the release of at least one bead from the bead storage chamber. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173748 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR DISPENSING SOLID ARTICLES - An apparatus for dispensing solid articles includes a dispensing channel, a housing and an article supply regulation system. The dispensing channel has an inlet and an outlet and defines a dispensing path therebetween. The housing defines a hopper chamber to hold the articles. The hopper chamber is in fluid communication with the inlet of the dispensing channel. The housing includes a floor. The article supply regulation system includes a first divider wall, a second divider wall and a third divider wall configured and positioned in the hopper chamber to define, in combination with the housing: a front region between the inlet and the first divider wall; a first rear region between the first divider wall and the second divider wall; a second rear region between the second divider wall and the third divider wall; and a third rear region on a side of the third divider wall opposite the second rear region. The first divider wall forms a front choke passage between the front region and the first rear region and between the first divider wall and the floor. The second divider wall forms a first rear choke passage between the first rear region and the second rear region and between the second divider wall and the floor. The third divider wall forms a second rear choke passage between the second rear region and the third rear region and between the third divider wall and the floor and/or a side wall of the housing. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173749 | Carton With An Improved Dispensing Feature - A carton with an improved dispenser at one of the carton which preserves the integrity of the carton when the carton is opened by permitting a bottom end flap attached to the bottom panel to remain in place and also a portion of each side end flap that is adjacent to the bottom end flap. This dispenser may also provide a safety net for the first container that is automatically dispensed when the carton is opened. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173750 | Device for Dispensing a Heated Liquid - A device for dispensing a heated liquid, such as a hot melt adhesive, which includes a dispenser body adapted to dispense the heated liquid, a solenoid valve, and a pneumatic section including a housing coupled between the solenoid valve and dispenser body. The pneumatic housing is formed from a thermally insulating material which may include a thermoplastic polymer such as polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) or a fluoroplastic polymer to reduce heat transfer from the dispenser body through the pneumatic housing thereby thermally insulating the solenoid valve. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173751 | Check valve and a split-body fluid device having such a check valve | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173752 | Dispensing Apparatus - A hand-held multi-dose dispensing apparatus ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173753 | PRESSURIZED FLUID DISPENSER - A pressurized fluid dispenser includes a base unit and a reservoir. The base unit includes a pump and a battery compartment including electrical contacts electrically connected with the pump. The reservoir is supported by and selectively removable from the base unit. The reservoir includes an internal compartment that is in fluid communication with the pump when the reservoir is connected to the base unit. A female panel mount for an electrically operated unit is also disclosed. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173754 | Fluid dispensing or feeding device - A fluid dispensing device includes a pressurizing device coupled between a fluid bottle and a discharge tube for forcing the fluid to flow through the discharge tube without gravity, the pressurizing device includes a container having an inclined inner peripheral surface, and a piston slidably received in the container and having an outer peripheral portion for selectively engaging with the inclined inner peripheral surface of the container in order to pump the fluid into the discharge tube when the piston is moved toward the discharge tube, and for being selectively disengaged from the inner peripheral surface of the container when the piston is moved away from the discharge tube. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173755 | Coating Container - [Problem] It is an object to provide a coating container that can be degassed in the case in which a cap member is detached and removed from the mouth part of a container body for a use. | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173756 | DISPENSING DEVICE - A dispensing system ( | 2009-07-09 |
| 20090173757 | POURING NOZZLE - The invention relates to a pouring nozzle. Such pouring nozzle may be used for the transfer of a metal melt from one (upper) metallurgical vessel to a second (lower) metallurgical vessel, for example for the transfer of a steel melt from a ladle to a tundish. | 2009-07-09 |
