54 results about "Track disease" patented technology

A system and methods of diagnosing and monitoring neurological disorders in a patient utilizing an artificial intelligence based system. The system may comprise a plurality of sensors, a collection oftrained machine learning based diagnostic and monitoring tools, and an output device. The plurality of sensors may collect data relevant to neurological disorders. The trained diagnostic tool will learn to use the sensor data to assign risk assessments for various neurological disorders. The trained monitoring tool will track the development of a disorder over time and may be used to recommend ormodify the administration of relevant treatments. The goal of the system is to render an accurate evaluation of the presence and severity of neurological disorders in a patient without requiring input from an expertly trained neurologist.

The invention discloses an assembled sleeper slab type or track slab type ballastless track structure and an assembling method. A plurality of prefabricated sleeper slabs or prefabricated track slabsare arranged on a track lower foundation in the longitudinal direction in a spaced manner and correspondingly connected with each other; longitudinal connecting pieces are arranged between the two adjacent slabs; and concrete is poured to the connecting areas so that the track slabs form an assembled integral structure; limiting members can be arranged in the longitudinally connecting areas according to needs; concrete is cast on the limiting members in place so that each sleeper slab and the track lower foundation form an integrated structure; and therefore, the connecting and limiting of each sleeper slab are effectively realized to rapidly form the ballastless track structure. According to the assembled sleeper slab type or track slab type ballastless track structure and the assemblingmethod, the structure is simple; the assembling is simple and convenient; a track can be rapidly maintained or changed when track diseases occur; the connecting and limiting accuracy of the sleeper slabs is high; the reliability is high; the track assembling efficiency is high; the construction period is short; the construction cost is low; the ballastless track construction quality is improved; the service life of the ballastless track is prolonged; material waste is reduced; and very important promotion and application values are realized.

The invention relates to the technical field of railway ballastless track disease eliminating, in particular to a temporary steel rail supporting device for disassembling and replacing railway ballastless track supporting layers. The temporary steel rail supporting device comprises steel sleeper beams for supporting temporary passing steel rails and supports fixed on supporting layers below existing rails at the two longitudinal ends of a to-be-constructed area. The steel sleeper beams include two longitudinal beams arranged in the longitudinal direction of the rails and the transverse beams located between the two longitudinal beams, the two ends of the longitudinal beams are laid on the upper end faces of the supports and anchored on the supporting layers below the existing rails at the two longitudinal ends of the to-be-constructed area, the transverse beams are arranged in the transverse direction of the rails, and the two ends of the transverse beams are fixed to the lateral portions of the two longitudinal beams respectively. According to the temporary steel rail supporting device, the steel sleeper beams are used for erecting the construction area overhead and supporting the passing steel rails, a railway line can normally run without stopping, and normal running of the rails is guaranteed; in addition, the disease problem in the supporting layers below the rails and lower structures of the rails can be thoroughly solved, hidden dangers of the rails can be thoroughly eliminated, and high popularization value is achieved.

This disclosure relates to reagents, methods for treating, diagnosing, and tracking diseases associated with salmon alphavirus.