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System and apparatus for sequential processing of analytes
InactiveUS20090143244A1Bioreactor/fermenter combinationsSequential/parallel process reactionsAnalyteMicroparticle
An apparatus and system are provided for simultaneously analyzing a plurality of analytes anchored to microparticles. Microparticles each having a uniform population of a single kind of analyte attached are disposed as a substantially immobilized planar array inside of a flow chamber where steps of an analytical process are carried out by delivering a sequence of processing reagents to the microparticles by a fluidic system under microprocessor control. In response to such process steps, an optical signal is generated at the surface of each microparticle which is characteristic of the interaction between the analyte carried by the microparticle and the delivered processing reagent. The plurality of analytes are simultaneously analyzed by collecting and recording images of the optical signals generated by all the microparticles in the planar array. A key feature of the invention is the correlation of the sequence of optical signals generated by each microparticle in the planar array during the analytical process.
Owner:ILLUMINA INC
System and apparatus for sequential processing of analytes
InactiveUS8361713B2Bioreactor/fermenter combinationsSequential/parallel process reactionsAnalyteMicroparticle
An apparatus and system are provided for simultaneously analyzing a plurality of analytes anchored to microparticles. Microparticles each having a uniform population of a single kind of analyte attached are disposed as a substantially immobilized planar array inside of a flow chamber where steps of an analytical process are carried out by delivering a sequence of processing reagents to the microparticles by a fluidic system under microprocessor control. In response to such process steps, an optical signal is generated at the surface of each microparticle which is characteristic of the interaction between the analyte carried by the microparticle and the delivered processing reagent. The plurality of analytes are simultaneously analyzed by collecting and recording images of the optical signals generated by all the microparticles in the planar array. A key feature of the invention is the correlation of the sequence of optical signals generated by each microparticle in the planar array during the analytical process.
Owner:ILLUMINA INC
Scalable Bio-Element Analysis
A method is provided for detecting one or more analytes in a sample. The method relies, in part, on the ability of functionalized particles added to the sample to partially or completely inhibit the transmission of electromagnetic radiation into and out of the sample through a detection surface in a reaction vessel containing the sample. In a microarray format, the invention can be used to screen millions, billions or more biological elements, such as an organism, cell, protein, nucleic acid, lipid, saccharide, metabolite, or small molecules. Methods, apparatuses and kits are described.
Owner:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIV
In-situ defect monitor and control system for immersion medium in immersion lithography
InactiveUS7224456B1Gas dispersion analysisScattering properties measurementsControl systemLight beam
A system and method for detecting bubbles in a lithographic immersion medium and for controlling a lithographic process based at least in part on the detection of bubbles is provided. A bubble monitoring component emits an incident beam that passes through the immersion medium and is incident upon a substrate to produce a reflected and / or diffracted beam(s). The reflected and / or diffracted beam(s) is received by one or more optical detectors. The presence or absence of bubbles can be derived from information extracted by scatterometry from the reflected and / or diffracted beams. A process control component interacts with a positioning component and an optical exposure component to alter a lithographic process based at least in part on the results of the scatterometry.
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES INC
System And Method For Characterizing Particulates in a Fluid Sample
ActiveUS20170242234A1Reduce surface roughnessGas dispersion analysisBiological particle analysisParticulatesOblique angle
A system for characterizing at least one particle from a fluid sample is disclosed. The system includes a filter disposed upstream of an outlet, and a luminaire configured to illuminate the at least one particle at an oblique angle. An imaging device is configured to capture and process images of the illuminated at least one particle as it rests on the filter for characterizing the at least one particle. A system for characterizing at least one particle using bright field illumination is also disclosed. A method for characterizing particulates in a fluid sample using at least one of oblique angle and bright field illumination is also disclosed.
Owner:OPTOFLUIDICS
Combined measurement method for organic matter-rich compact rock core gas permeability and diffusion coefficient
ActiveCN105910971AReduce processing requirementsSimplify the test procedureGas dispersion analysisPermeability/surface area analysisWater bathsVacuum pump
The invention discloses a combined measurement method for organic matter-rich compact rock core gas permeability and diffusion coefficient. The method utilizes a gas pressure attenuation device to accomplish. The device is composed of a rock core holder, a gas storage chamber, a vacuum pump, a confining pressure pump, and a computer. The rock core holder is connected to the vacuum pump and the confining pressure pump respectively, the inlet end of the rock core is connected to the gas storage chamber and a gas source, the outlet end of the rock core is in a closed state, and the device is located in a water-bath heating system. By monitoring the process of the gas in the gas storage chamber flowing to the rock core till balance, a gas pressure attenuation curve can be obtained, then according to a real gas state equation, material balance and the occurrence and flow mechanism of gas in rock, the attenuation curve is divided into a seepage stage and a diffusion stage, thus acquiring the gas permeability and diffusion coefficient. The method provided by the invention simplifies the testing procedure, improves the experimental analysis efficiency, and can provide data support for experimental evaluation of gas mass-transfer ability in shale, coal rock and other unconventional reservoir rocks, gas well productivity prediction and the like.
Owner:SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM UNIV
Scalable bio-element analysis
A method is provided for detecting one or more analytes in a sample. The method relies, in part, on the ability of functionalized particles added to the sample to partially or completely inhibit the transmission of electromagnetic radiation into and out of the sample through a detection surface in a reaction vessel containing the sample. In a microarray format, the invention can be used to screen millions, billions or more biological elements, such as an organism, cell, protein, nucleic acid, lipid, saccharide, metabolite, or small molecules. Methods, apparatuses and kits are described.
Owner:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIV
Atmosphere fine particle spatial and temporal distribution Raman mie scattering laser radar surveying device
ActiveCN103616698AIncrease chromatic aberrationLarge deviation angleGas dispersion analysisElectromagnetic wave reradiationSystems designTemporal resolution
The invention discloses an atmosphere fine particle spatial and temporal distribution Raman mie scattering laser radar surveying device. The device works at the wavelengths of 532nm, 355nm and 387nm and is provided with four detection channels. A light source is an Nd: YAG solid laser. According to the transmitting optical design, a single multi-wavelength coupling transmitting telescope is used. According to the receiving optical system design, a receiving telescope which is high in efficiency and small in caliber is used. According to the subsequent optical design, a multi-channel subsequent optical system is used. Expansion is facilitated, and a high protection grade and the high electromagnetic-interference-resisting capability are achieved. Detection light for detecting the wavelength of 532nm and detection light for detecting the wavelength of 355nm share the same transmitting telescope. A transmitting optical system and a receiving optical system are coaxially designed, and the systems are provided with small detection dead zones and designed with 387nm wavelength nitrogen Raman detection channels. Detection of the laser radar ratio close to a ground layer can be achieved, the detection precision of the systems is ensured, and synchronous remote sensing detection on multiple parameters of atmosphere fine particles is achieved. The device can be launched into the atmosphere at any angle so as to achieve all-weather on-line detection on the spatial and temporal distribution characteristics of the atmosphere fine particles. The device has the advantages of being high in detection precision, little in inversion error, high in spatial and temporal resolution and the like.
Owner:HEFEI INSTITUTES OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
Automatic power control liquid particle counter with flow and bubble detection systems
ActiveUS10371620B2Improve data qualityReduce in quantityGas dispersion analysisElectrical apparatusElectromagnetic radiationData quality
The systems and methods provided herein relate generally to the improvement of data quality in optical liquid particle counters and control of optical particle counters to achieve longer expected lifetime, for example by avoiding damage caused by electromagnetic radiation and heat. The systems and methods incorporate sensors which characterize the fluid flowing through the flow cell, thereby enhancing accuracy and reducing the number of false positives.
Owner:PARTICLE MEASURING SYST
Experimental apparatus for studying gas invasion and migration mechanism in oil and gas wellbores
The present invention provides an experimental apparatus for studying the gas invasion and migration mechanism in oil and gas wellbores, comprising: a wellbore; a wellbore pressure control unit, configured to control the pressure in the wellbore; a drilling fluid injection and discharge unit, configured to control the volume of a drilling fluid in the wellbore; a temperature control unit, configured to control the temperature in the wellbore; a rock core clamper, configured to clamp a rock core in a way that one side of the rock core is exposed to the drilling fluid in the wellbore; a gas invasion unit, configured to inject a gas into the rock core; and a measuring device, configured to measure the data related to one or more of the following items in the wellbore: gas bubble migration velocity, diffusion concentration and particle size distribution, gas bubble merging process, hydrate phase transition process, and migration velocity, diffusion concentration and particle size distribution of hydrate after phase transition.
Owner:CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (EAST CHINA)
Phase behavoir analysis using a microfluidic platform
ActiveUS20090326827A1Electric/magnetic detection for well-loggingGas dispersion analysisGas phasePhase state
Methods and related systems are described for analyzing phase properties in a microfluidic device. A fluid is introduced under pressure into microchannel, and phase states of the fluid are optically detected at a number of locations along the microchannel. Gas and liquid phases of the fluid are distinguished based on a plurality of digital images of the fluid in the microchannel. Bi-level images can be generated based on the digital images, and the fraction of liquid or gas in the fluid can be estimated versus pressure based on the bi-level images. Properties such as bubble point values and / or a phase volume distribution ratio versus pressure for the fluid are can be estimated based on the detected phase states of the fluid.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP
Experiment equipment used for studying gas invasion and migration mechanism of oil and gas pitshaft
ActiveCN106351621AAchieve intrusionMigration revealedSurveyGas dispersion analysisEngineeringBubble fusion
Owner:CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (EAST CHINA) +1
Hybrid environment sensor
InactiveUS20160334320A1Reduce manufacturing costSmall sizeTelevision system detailsGas dispersion analysisParticulatesEngineering
The present description relates to a hybrid environment sensor configured to measure a concentration of a particulate matter and gas element and concentration. More particularly, a hybrid environment sensor that can reduce the size of the entire environment sensor and substantially reduce the total power consumption through arranging a gas sensor configured to measure gas element and concentration included in the air in a housing unit that measures concentration of the particulate matter.
Owner:CENT FOR INTEGRATED SMART SENSORS FOUND
Particle sorting device, particle sorting method, program, and particle sorting system
ActiveUS20170191925A1Eliminate the effects ofImage enhancementGas dispersion analysisForeign matterParticle sorting
Disclosed herein are a particle sorting device capable of simply detecting bubbles, foreign substances, or the like in droplets, a method for analyzing particles, a program, and a particle sorting system. The particle sorting device includes a judgment unit, and the judgment unit judges whether or not captured image information including captured droplet image information about a brightness of an image of particle-containing droplets captured after discharge from an orifice has changed with respect to previously-set reference image information including reference droplet image information about a brightness of an image of droplets captured after discharge from the orifice.
Owner:SONY CORP
System and Method to Measure Dissolved Gases in Liquid
ActiveUS20150346178A1Reduce needSmall amount of calculationTesting waterColor/spectral properties measurementsContinuous measurementReagent
A high-resolution in situ sensing system and method for providing continuous measurements of at least one dissolved gas including a sample liquid processing cell having at least a first conduit defining a first passage with at least one gas-permeable wall capable of passing the at least one pre-selected dissolved gas from the sample liquid into a reagent fluid. The at least one gas-permeable wall substantially resists flow of the sample liquid therethrough. Reagent fluid is directed through the first conduit while moving the sample liquid and the reagent fluid relative to each other in one of a concurrent and a countercurrent flow relationship to achieve either partial or full equilibration between the sample liquid and reagent fluid to generate at least partially equilibrated reagent fluid in a substantially continuous manner.
Owner:WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION
Particle counter
ActiveUS20180038781A1Small particle sizeSatisfactory S/N ratioGas dispersion analysisNanoparticle analysisBeam expanderBeam splitter
An irradiation optical system 12 irradiates a fluid flowing in a flow passage 2a with one light among a plurality of lights obtained by branching light from a light source 1 and forms the detection area. A detection optical system 13 makes scattered light with a different direction from an optical axis of the irradiation optical system enter a beam splitter 17 among the scattered lights from particles contained in the fluid in this detection area. Meanwhile, a beam expander 16 makes another light among the plurality of lights enter the beam splitter 17 as reference light. A detector 4 receives an interference light, by the scattered light and the reference light, obtained by the beam splitter 17 by light receiving elements and generates a detection signal corresponding to the interference light. A counting unit 6 counts the particles based on this detection signal.
Owner:RION COMPANY
Method and device for deriving the concentration of a gas dissolved in an electrical insulation oil
InactiveUS8616045B2Improve discriminationGas dispersion analysisTesting waterPhysical chemistryGas concentration
A method for deriving the concentration of a gas dissolved in an electrical insulating oil (2) comprises the following steps:—preparing a membrane (5) permeable to the gas, interposed between a container (7) of the oil (2) and a measuring chamber (4) that receives a part of the gas through the membrane (5);—measuring the value of gas concentration in the measuring chamber (4);—deriving an estimated value of the concentration of the gas in the oil (2) as a function of the measured value,—the measuring step comprising taking at successive measuring instants a plurality of measurements of the values of gas concentration in the measuring chamber (4);—the deriving step comprising calculating the estimated value of gas concentration in the oil (2), at an instant selected from said measuring instants, according to a non-linear function of the values measured at the selected measuring instant and at one or more of the measuring instants preceding the one selected.
Owner:TECHIMP TECHNOLOGIES SA
Optical inclusion sensor
InactiveCN101528288AScattering properties measurementsOptically investigating flaws/contaminationImage captureImage processor
A sensor for sensing inclusions in a containerized medical fluid. In certain embodiments, the sensor may include an image capture device and an image processor communicatively interconnected to the image capture device. The image processor may include an inclusion identifier configured to detect data in an image indicative of inclusions in the medical fluid.
Owner:MALLINCKRODT INC
Automatic power control liquid particle counter with flow and bubble detection systems
ActiveUS20170356838A1Improve data qualityReduce in quantityGas dispersion analysisElectrical apparatusElectromagnetic radiationData quality
The systems and methods provided herein relate generally to the improvement of data quality in optical liquid particle counters and control of optical particle counters to achieve longer expected lifetime, for example by avoiding damage caused by electromagnetic radiation and heat. The systems and methods incorporate sensors which characterize the fluid flowing through the flow cell, thereby enhancing accuracy and reducing the number of false positives.
Owner:PARTICLE MEASURING SYST
Method and device for deriving the concentration of a gas dissolved in an electrical insulation oil
InactiveUS20120291521A1Improve discriminationGas dispersion analysisTesting waterPhysical chemistryProduct gas
A method for deriving the concentration of a gas dissolved in an electrical insulating oil (2) comprises the following steps:—preparing a membrane (5) permeable to the gas, interposed between a container (7) of the oil (2) and a measuring chamber (4) that receives a part of the gas through the membrane (5);—measuring the value of gas concentration in the measuring chamber (4);—deriving an estimated value of the concentration of the gas in the oil (2) as a function of the measured value,—the measuring step comprising taking at successive measuring instants a plurality of measurements of the values of gas concentration in the measuring chamber (4);—the deriving step comprising calculating the estimated value of gas concentration in the oil (2), at an instant selected from said measuring instants, according to a non-linear function of the values measured at the selected measuring instant and at one or more of the measuring instants preceding the one selected.
Owner:TECHIMP TECHNOLOGIES SA
Phase behavior analysis using a microfluidic platform
ActiveUS8340913B2Electric/magnetic detection for well-loggingGas dispersion analysisGas phasePhase state
Methods and related systems are described for analyzing phase properties in a microfluidic device. A fluid is introduced under pressure into microchannel, and phase states of the fluid are optically detected at a number of locations along the microchannel. Gas and liquid phases of the fluid are distinguished based on a plurality of digital images of the fluid in the microchannel. Bi-level images can be generated based on the digital images, and the fraction of liquid or gas in the fluid can be estimated versus pressure based on the bi-level images. Properties such as bubble point values and / or a phase volume distribution ratio versus pressure for the fluid are can be estimated based on the detected phase states of the fluid.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP
System and method for monitoring a fluid
ActiveUS20160069856A1Gas dispersion analysisInvestigating moving fluids/granular solidsEngineeringLighting system
System (18, 28) for inspecting oil, which comprises a cell (280) through which oil (281) flows through a pipe. Inside said cell (280) the system comprises a lighting system (284) based on at least one LED diode and configured to supply a beam of white light to the flow of oil (281); a diffuser (286) situated between the lighting system (284) and the flow of oil (281), configured to provide homogeneous lighting to the lit area; an image capture system (282, 382) situated on the opposite side of the pipe through which the oil (281) flows in respect of the lighting system (284) and configured to capture a sequence of images of the oil which flows inside said pipe; a lens (283) situated between the image capture system (282) and the flow of oil (281), configured to focus the captured images; a calibration device (287) situated between the lens (283) and the flow of oil (281); a processor (2851) configured to process said sequence of images and to determine the presence of particles and bubbles and a degradation value of the oil.
Owner:ATTEN2 ADVANCED MONITORING TECH S L U
Particle sorting device, particle sorting method, program, and particle sorting system
Disclosed herein are a particle sorting device capable of simply detecting bubbles, foreign substances, or the like in droplets, a method for analyzing particles, a program, and a particle sorting system. The particle sorting device includes a judgment unit, and the judgment unit judges whether or not captured image information including captured droplet image information about a brightness of an image of particle-containing droplets captured after discharge from an orifice has changed with respect to previously-set reference image information including reference droplet image information about a brightness of an image of droplets captured after discharge from the orifice.
Owner:SONY CORP
System and method for monitoring a fluid
ActiveUS9341612B2Gas dispersion analysisInvestigating moving fluids/granular solidsLighting systemImage capture
System (18, 28) for inspecting oil, which comprises a cell (280) through which oil (281) flows through a pipe. Inside said cell (280) the system comprises a lighting system (284) based on at least one LED diode and configured to supply a beam of white light to the flow of oil (281); a diffuser (286) situated between the lighting system (284) and the flow of oil (281), configured to provide homogeneous lighting to the lit area; an image capture system (282, 382) situated on the opposite side of the pipe through which the oil (281) flows in respect of the lighting system (284) and configured to capture a sequence of images of the oil which flows inside said pipe; a lens (283) situated between the image capture system (282) and the flow of oil (281), configured to focus the captured images; a calibration device (287) situated between the lens (283) and the flow of oil (281); a processor (2851) configured to process said sequence of images and to determine the presence of particles and bubbles and a degradation value of the oil.
Owner:ATTEN2 ADVANCED MONITORING TECH S L U
Determination of gas solubility, entrained gas content, and true liquid density in manufacturing processes
Improved control of continuous processes that handle liquids. Data generated by this invention is used to control gas contents of liquids within optimum ranges, for instance in paper coating processes and in the manufacture of food products (ketchup), personal care products (shampoo), paints, and in any industry where information on entrained and / or dissolved gases, and related parameters such as true density of and gas solubility in process liquids, is employed to optimize processing. The amount of gas in a liquid is determined by subjecting a mixture of an incompressible liquid sample and a compressible gas to three or more different equilibrium pressure states, measuring the temperature and volume of the mixture at each of the pressure states, determining the changes in volume of the mixture between at least two different pairs of pressure states, and calculating the amount of gas in the liquid sample. The inventive apparatus includes: a reservoir for process fluid; piping through which fluid may be pumped, the piping being under the control of a pressure regulator which is capable of setting at least three different pressures P1, P2, and P3 in the apparatus; at least three fluid control valves V1, V2, and V3; a pressure gauge; a temperature gauge; and a density gauge.
Owner:APPLETON PAPERS INC
Scalable Bio-Element Analysis
A method is provided for detecting one or more analytes in a sample. The method relies, in part, on the ability of functionalized particles added to the sample to partially or completely inhibit the transmission of electromagnetic radiation into and out of the sample through a detection surface in a reaction vessel containing the sample. In a microarray format, the invention can be used to screen millions, billions or more biological elements, such as an organism, cell, protein, nucleic acid, lipid, saccharide, metabolite, or small molecules. Methods, apparatuses and kits are described.
Owner:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIV
Particle detecting device
ActiveUS20200292438A1The result is accurateLifespan can be affectedGas dispersion analysisFlexible member pumpsLaser transmitterSuspended particles
A particle detecting device is provided. The particle detecting device includes a base, a detecting element, a micro pump and a drive control board. The base includes a detecting channel, a beam channel and a light trapping region. The detecting element includes a microprocessor, a particle sensor and a laser transmitter. The particle sensor is disposed at an orthogonal position where the detecting channel intersects the beam channel. When the micro pump, the particle sensor and the laser transmitter are enabled under the control of the microprocessor, the gas outside the detecting channel is inhaled into the detecting channel. When the gas flows to the orthogonal position where the detecting channel intersects the beam channel, the gas is irradiated by the projecting light source from the laser transmitter, and projecting light spots generated are projected on the particle sensor for detecting the size and the concentration of suspended particles.
Owner:MICROJET TECH
Particle sorting device, particle sorting method, program, and particle sorting system
Disclosed herein are a particle sorting device capable of simply detecting bubbles, foreign substances, or the like in droplets, a method for analyzing particles, a program, and a particle sorting system. The particle sorting device includes a judgment unit, and the judgment unit judges whether or not captured image information including captured droplet image information about a brightness of an image of particle-containing droplets captured after discharge from an orifice has changed with respect to previously-set reference image information including reference droplet image information about a brightness of an image of droplets captured after discharge from the orifice.
Owner:SONY GRP CORP
Flushing a multi-port valve manifold
InactiveUS6923076B2High speedReduce pressureGas dispersion analysisSamplingMulti portBiomedical engineering
A method for flushing gas pockets from a manifold that forms a part of a liquid sampling system that is compatible with a chemical-mechanical polishing system is described. A flushing liquid, e.g., ultra pure water, is introduced into, and expelled from, the manifold to expel gas pockets from the manifold. The method comprises the steps of opening a manifold vent, filling the manifold with the flushing liquid, and closing the vent to increase the velocity of the flushing liquid flowing through the manifold. The introduction of the flushing liquid is discontinued, and thereafter, resumed. The discontinuation and resumption steps are preferably repeated The manifold is thus flushed of gas pockets.
Owner:AIR LIQUIDE ELECTRONICS US LP
Calibrating system and calibrating method for gas exchange flux of land-atmosphere interface
ActiveCN109490146AAvoid interferenceReveal environmental disturbancesGas dispersion analysisPermeability/surface area analysisAtmospheric airGas cylinder
The invention relates to a calibrating system and a calibrating method for gas exchange flux of a land-atmosphere interface. The calibrating system comprises an exchange process simulating unit, a T-shaped balancing port, an exchange flux measuring unit and an environment variable measuring unit, wherein the exchange process simulating unit mixes standard gas in a standard gas cylinder with air ina storage tank to obtain mixed gas; the T-shaped balancing port balances the pressure difference between the mixed air and environmental atmosphere; land-atmosphere exchange happens through a pervious bed as a result of concentration difference between the mixed gas and the environmental atmosphere; characteristic changes of the pervious bed simulate land-atmosphere exchange processes of different types of soil; the exchange flux measuring unit is connected to the exchange process simulating unit to detect the concentrations of the mixed gas of the storage tank and the environmental atmosphere; and the environmental variable measuring unit is connected to the exchange process simulating unit to determine the standard value Fs of the land-atmosphere exchange flux according to data of a sensor module and concentrations of the mixed gas and the environmental atmosphere. Therefore, errors of the measured value Fm of land-atmosphere exchange flux are calibrated through a closed box method,that is, the absolute error ea is equal to Fm-Fs.
Owner:INST OF ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS CHINESE ACADEMY SCI
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