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Hydraulic Actuation of a Downhole Tool Assembly

A downhole tool assembly is configured for repeated and selective hydraulic actuation and deactuation. A piston assembly is configured to reciprocate axially in a downhole tool body. The piston assembly reciprocates between a first axial position and second and third axial positions that axially oppose the first position. The downhole tool is actuated when the piston assembly is in the third axial position and deactuated when the piston assembly is in either of the first or second axial positions. A spring member biases the piston assembly towards the first axial position while drilling fluid pressure in the tool body urges the piston assembly towards the second and third axial positions. Downhole tool actuation and deactuation may be controlled from the surface, for example, via cycling the drilling fluid flow rate.
Owner:SMITH INT INC

Variable area turbine vane arrangement

InactiveUS20090067978A1Minimize turbine pressure lossMinimize leakagePump componentsWind motor controlTurbine bladeGas turbines
A turbine section of a gas turbine engine includes a ring of turbine nozzle segments each having paired turbine vanes. Turbine throat area is modulated by rotating each rotational turbine vanes about an axis of rotation which is located such that rotation changes the turbine throat area concurrently between one rotational stator vane and two adjacent fixed turbine vanes. Each paired turbine vane doublet includes at least one rotational turbine vane between two fixed turbine vanes.
Owner:UNITED TECH CORP

Valve with elbow joint diverter

A multiport diverter valve comprising a valve housing defining a valving chamber therein. A plurality of ports open into the chamber. A flow diverter is pivotally mounted in the chamber and has a concave diverter surface forming a portion of a torus. First and second ends of the torus communicate with a first adjacent pair of the ports to provide a flow path between the adjacent pair. A valve handle is adapted to pivot the diverter to a position connecting a second adjacent pair of the ports with the second pair of ports including one of the ports from the first pair. The handle is further adapted to pivot the diverter to a position connecting all of the ports.
Owner:PENTAIR WATER POOL & SPA INC

Cylinder Block Arrangement with an Exhaust Gas System

An engine block arrangement includes an engine block and an exhaust gas system. The exhaust gas system, viewed in the flow direction of an exhaust gas flow, includes an exhaust gas turbocharger, an oxidation catalytic converter, a feed device for a urea-water solution, a particle filter, and an SCR catalytic converter arranged one behind the other. The exhaust gas turbocharger, the oxidation catalytic converter, the feed device for the urea-water solution, the particle filter, and the SCR catalytic converter are situated together on the engine block along one side thereof, the side being oriented essentially perpendicularly with respect to an output side of the engine block.
Owner:DAIMLER AG

Rigid removable dressing

A postoperative transtibial amputee protection dressing for a distal stump comprising a first rigid brace having a semi-cylindrical hollow shape including a first distal end and a first proximal end, the first distal end having a closed-shape designed to essentially match the contour of the distal stump; a second rigid brace having a semi-cylindrical hollow shape including a second distal end and a second proximal end, the second distal end having an inner contour complementary to an external contour of the first brace; and a removable flexible sleeve located at the first proximal end adapted to provide a cushioned surface at a thigh portion of the amputee, creating a barrier between the first rigid brace and the thigh portion.
Owner:TOP SHELF MFG

Rotary Engine

InactiveUS20080264379A1Maximize engine efficiencyMinimize vibration and noise and pressure leakageInternal combustion piston enginesValve drivesCombustion chamberRotary engine
A rotary engine is disclosed. The rotary engine of the present invention includes an engine body (100), which has therein a compression chamber (101), an output chamber (105) and a combustion chamber (109, 115), which is formed between the compression chamber and the output chamber. The rotary engine further includes a compression rotor (400) which is eccentrically provided in the compression chamber, an ignition device (125, 126) which is provided in the combustion chamber of the engine body, and an output rotor (500), which is eccentrically provided in the output chamber. The rotary engine further includes valves (600) which are provided in the respective bores of the combustion chamber, a synchronizing means for rotating the compression rotor in conjunction with rotation of the output rotor, and an axial sealing means for sealing the compression chamber, the combustion chamber and the output chamber.
Owner:MAENG HYUK JAE

Reaction chamber

A novel reaction chamber is described for the treatment of gases which either have a noxious odor or include toxic elements. The chamber is for treatment of the gases with energetic electrons and uses an extended electron source in the center of a chamber volume which creates electrons that move out of the source and radially into the chamber. The gases are flowed into the area of the source and away from the source as to result in uniform and efficient exposure of the flowing gases.
Owner:VALENCE CORP
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