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System and method for managing dynamic network sessions

ActiveUS7370353B2Well throughputLess hardware cost and memory requirementDigital data processing detailsMultiple digital computer combinationsClient-sideNetwork component
For an Internet Access Gateway operative between an area network and a public network, managing dynamic network sessions therebetween whereby a primary server on the public network in a primary session with a client of the area network initiates an additional session with an additional server on the public network, for which an unexpected data packet received at the gateway from the additional server is associated with the primary session, and accordingly allowed access to the area network through the gateway, provided the gateway received the data packet at an input port exceeding 1023, the additional session comprises a pre-defined Session Triggering Event, and at least one internal network component of the area network indicates willingness to receive the data packet. Wherefore, a preferred Application Level Gateway is thereby provided for firewall and NAT implementations to enhance network security.
Owner:ASHLEY LAURENT INC +1

Systems and methods for providing cooling in compressed air storage power supply systems

A system and method for cooling electrical machines (e.g., generators), sub-systems (e.g., power electronics), and components (e.g., bearings) in an electrical generation system such as a compressed air storage (CAS) energy system or a thermal and compressed air storage (TACAS) energy system is provided. Cooling is derived from the thermal expansion of a compressed gas, which may be the same gas used to drive a turbine-generator of CAS or TACAS energy system.
Owner:ACTIVE POWER INC

System and method for providing a trap and patch function to low power, cost conscious, and space constrained applications

A system and method for providing a software trap and patch function to low power, cost conscious, and space constrained applications. When a programming error in a first memory is discovered, a data structure comprising a trap address, patch code, and patch address are stored in a second memory. A power-on-reset process detects the presence of the data structure, and in response thereto, enables the trap and patch function. In operation, upon the occurrence of a trap condition, the first memory is disconnected from the data bus and a predetermined instruction circuit is activated. Upon activation thereof, the predetermined instruction circuit, which comprises solely combinational circuitry, places the op code of the predetermined instruction on the data bus. In one embodiment, in which the predetermined instruction is a software interrupt instruction, a predetermined bit of the PSR is placed in a defined state responsive to the occurrence of a trap condition. Upon execution of the software interrupt instruction, the processor executes an interrupt request service routine. There, the predetermined bit of the PSR is examined to see if it is in the predefined state. If so, and the interrupt was caused by a trap condition in contrast to a software interrupt, the service routine causes the processor to execute the patch code in place of the error-containing code. If not, signifying a hardware interrupt, another service routine is executed.
Owner:SKYWORKS SOLUTIONS INC

Apparatus and method for plasma treating and dispensing an adhesive/sealant onto a part

An apparatus that includes a plasma treatment device operable to produce a plasma treated surface on a part and a dispensing module and operable to dispense an adhesive / sealant onto the plasma treated surface.
Owner:NORDSON CORP

Solenoid valve with fitted shoulder

Solenoid valve for controlling the flow of a fluid in a hydraulic circuit, comprising a valve body having at least one fluid duct, a stopper for allowing or preventing the flow of fluid in the fluid duct, a mechanical connection to actuate the stopper, an electromagnetic actuator arranged to actuate the mechanical connection, and a coupling between the electromagnetic actuator and the valve body via a jacket surrounding the electromagnetic actuator and engaged on a shoulder of the valve body. The jacket holds the electromagnetic actuator in axial engagement against the valve body in a direction of engagement. The shoulder comprises two matching half-washers engaged radially in a peripheral groove of the valve body.
Owner:BONTAZ CENT

Hybrid wellhead system and method of use

A hybrid wellhead system is assembled using a plurality of threaded unions, such as spanner nuts or hammer unions, for securing respective tubular heads and a flanged connection for securing a flow control stack to a top of a tubing head spool. The tubing head spool is secured by a threaded union to an intermediate head spool. The intermediate head spool is secured by another threaded union to a wellhead. Each tubular head secures and suspends a tubular string in the well bore. The hybrid wellhead system is capable of withstanding higher fluid pressures than a conventional independent screwed wellhead, while providing a more economical alternative to a flanged, or ranged, wellhead system because it is less expensive to construct and faster to assemble.
Owner:WELLS FARGO BANK NAT ASSOC +1

Recovery of high value rubber from tires

A process for recovering rubber from a tire, the tire including a rubber tread block, a reinforced portion below the tread block portion, typically known as steel belting, and an inner liner that serves to hold the air pressure in the tire. The bead and sidewall are removed from the tire leaving a loop of tread material. Next, the loop is placed on several rollers of a rubber-separating machine to hold the loop in place. One or more cutting blades, preferably chisels, are positioned at the tread portion of the tire. The cutting blades are lowered into position. Access to the steel belting can be accomplished by making an initial cut through tread block to expose the steel belting. Once the blades are in place, the tread loop is placed in motion around the rollers. As the blades contact the steel belts, the cutting blades separate the tread rubber from the reinforced rubber at the interface between the tread rubber and the steel belts. The inner layer may also be removed in a similar fashion with blades positioned within the loop rather than above it.The ultimate goal of the present invention is to provide an environmentally and economically beneficial process that disposes of all the parts of the tire. Using the cutting blades or chisel(s) to separate the rubber in a tire's tread area from the embedded steel results in the following tire parts: 1) high value metal free rubber from the tread area; 2) the steel belt / thin layer of rubber / steel belt (with or without the inner liner); 3) the inner liner with polyester or similar fiber; 4) the metal free sidewall with polyester or similar fiber; and 5) the tire bead surrounded with rubber and polyester or similar fiber.
Owner:RUBBER RECOVERY SOLUTIONS

Golf Bag Kits

Golf bag kits including various components that may be selected and assembled to provide a finished golf bag. An embodiment of the golf bag kit comprises a golf bag shell or a golf bag shell sub-assembly, a bottom member capable of being permanently connected to the bottom portion of the golf bag shell, and a top member comprising top connectors capable of being permanently connected to the top portion to the golf bag shell. The golf bag kit may be shipped to the customer, distributor, and / or retailer as separate components for assembly. The golf bag shell sub-assembly may include an enclosure, a top collar, a bottom collar and stays extending between the top collar and the bottom collar.Alternatively, the golf bag kit may include a golf bag shell sub-assembly, a top member sub-assembly and a bottom member. The components may be selected from a plurality of component configurations.
Owner:DYNAMIC BRANDS
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