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An improved rotary servovalve system employs a rotary magnetic solenoid having an armature that includes at least one permanent magnet. The armature is rotatable relative to a stator formed as an electromagnet which is energizable to create alternative electromagnetic fields having opposite polarities from each other. When deenergized, the stator allows the armature to return to a neutral, null position from positions of extreme rotation in opposite angular directions due to the magnetic force of the permanent magnet of the armature. The armature is coupled to carry a movable valve element in angular rotation therewith, so that flow through the servovalve of the system can occur in alternative directions. Also, the valve element is biased toward a position in which all of the valve ports are closed when power is removed from the rotary solenoid. The control circuit employed in the rotary servovalve system expands the bandwidth of response of the solenoid actuator by compensating for frequency variations in the input command signal and in the feedback signal. This compensation is achieved utilizing a combined proportional, integral, and differential amplification circuit. Also, imbalance of fluid forces within the servovalve mechanism can be avoided by utilizing a pair of inlet orifices, a pair of outlet orifices, a pair of first fluid control orifices, and a pair of second fluid control orifices. The orifices within each pair are located on opposite sides of the valve housing from each other.

A design is disclosed for a catheter assembly used during interventional and/or diagnostic procedures. The catheter includes a plurality of openings that allow for controlled fluid flow as the fluid exits the lumen of the catheter and can be inserted into the vascular system over a guidewire. As a result, the openings balance the fluid forces and, thereby, stabilize the distal tip to accommodate a wide range of injection parameters. The particular design of the catheter assembly of the present invention also reduces and/or eliminates recoil of the catheter tip during high volume injections, such as those associated with coronary or ventricular angiography.

A rotatably alternating air or water cooled two-stroke internal combustion engine comprising a cylindrical casing, and a rotor comprising two radially extending vanes affixed to a shaft rotatably mounted within the casing upon two end plates. Two longitudinally extending walls affixed to the casing. Sealing strips provided between said walls, the shaft, the vanes, the casing and the end plates respectively. The casing and/or the end plates equipped with plurality of ports which communicate with interior chambers formed between the vanes and the walls, allowing for intake of combustible air-fuel mixture and exhaust thereafter. Ignition means delivering a spark at the end of each working cycle. An extendable and adjustable connecting rod assembly converting the oscillating bi-directional rotary motion of the output shaft into a continuous unidirectional motion of the main shaft. A self lubricating mechanism incorporated into the engine.

An engine, e.g., a cam drive, barrel-type internal combustion engine, that includes: a main drive shaft defining a longitudinal axis; a sinusoidal main drive cam rigidly attached to the main drive shaft; a plurality of cam members that are in contact with the sinusoidal main drive cam and that are configured to follow the sinusoidal main drive cam, wherein rotation of the sinusoidal main drive cam corresponds to reciprocating linear movement of each of the plurality of cam members in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis; for each cam member, a pair of linear pistons disposed on opposite sides of the cam member for reciprocating linear movement within respective cylinder bores.

A screen unit includes: a screen member; a first support member which supports one end of the screen member; a second support member which supports the other end of the screen member; a stretching and contracting device which expands the screen member; and a tensioning member disposed on the side opposite to the side where the screen member is provided with respect to the stretching and contracting device to apply tension in a direction substantially parallel with the direction from the first support member to the second support member.

Present invention relates a suspendable magnetic brush for cleaning an aquarium with curved window surface, characterized in that an upper cover with an air chamber is attached tightly to a bottom cover with a cleaning material layer underneath, and an inner cover with a magnet located therein is provided inside the air chamber, said inner cover being attached to the bottom cover while isolated from the air chamber. Said upper cover having through holes connecting the air chamber to the exterior of the device. It is possible to adjust the air or liquid in the air chamber through the holes connecting the upper cover and the air chamber so that the weight of the interior magnetic brush can be adjusted so as to balance all the forces exerted upon the interior magnetic brush. As a result the interior elements of the brush can suspend in the water and move smoothly on the aquarium window upon the manipulation of the exterior brush. With the convex edge(s) of the bottom cover matching the curved window surface of the aquarium the magnetic brush can clean both curved window surface and the planar window surface as well.

An engine, e.g., a cam drive, barrel-type internal combustion engine, that includes: a main drive shaft defining a longitudinal axis; a sinusoidal main drive cam rigidly attached to the main drive shaft; a plurality of cam members that are in contact with the sinusoidal main drive cam and that are configured to follow the sinusoidal main drive cam, wherein rotation of the sinusoidal main drive cam corresponds to reciprocating linear movement of each of the plurality of cam members in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis; for each cam member, a pair of linear pistons disposed on opposite sides of the cam member for reciprocating linear movement within respective cylinder bores.

The invention relates to an umbrella reamer bit assembly comprising a water cylinder. A hollow mandrel is fitted in the water cylinder. The water cylinder is provided with a limiter which limits axial motion of the mandrel. The two ends of the mandrel are connected with an inner connector and a bit, respectively. The water cylinder is provided with an outer connector surrounding the inner connector. At least two reamer arms are hinged to the outer wall of the water cylinder. Each reamer arm is hinged to the bit through a connecting rod. A cylinder rod is slidably fitted in the water cylinder. A water cavity is formed among one end, corresponding to the bit, of the cylinder rod, the mandrel and the water cylinder. The water cavity is communicated with the outer connector through a water passage arranged in the water cylinder. A cylinder rod return spring is disposed between one end, corresponding to the inner connector, of the cylinder rod and the water cylinder. The cylinder rod is provided with an unlocking mechanism which opens the limiter. The umbrella reamer bit assembly has drilling and reaming functions, has a large contraction angle adjusting range, is capable of evenly bearing stress, high in structural strength and simple in structure and can meet the requirements on drilling and reaming.

An engine, e.g., a cam drive, barrel-type internal combustion engine, that includes: a main drive shaft defining a longitudinal axis; a sinusoidal main drive cam rigidly attached to the main drive shaft; a plurality of cam members that are in contact with the sinusoidal main drive cam and that are configured to follow the sinusoidal main drive cam, wherein rotation of the sinusoidal main drive cam corresponds to reciprocating linear movement of each of the plurality of cam members in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis; for each cam member, a pair of linear pistons disposed on opposite sides of the cam member for reciprocating linear movement within respective cylinder bores.

A formation and rotation apparatus for use in forming and rotating interconnected sections of a cylindrical workpiece, including a frame and a head arranged within the frame, the head defining two slots and being operatively rotated via an integral drive assembly. A first slide block is slidably disposed within one of the two slots, and a second slide block is disposed within another of the two slots, each of the first and the second slide blocks include a cutting wheel and a beading wheel for successively forming each of the interconnected sections. An armature having an axis of rotation is also provided, along with a gripping mechanism being operatively connected to the armature. A drive mechanism selectively rotates the armature about the axis of rotation after the gripping means has closed about one of the interconnected sections.

An engine, e.g., a cam drive, barrel-type internal combustion engine, that includes: a main drive shaft defining a longitudinal axis; a sinusoidal main drive cam rigidly attached to the main drive shaft; a plurality of cam members that are in contact with the sinusoidal main drive cam and that are configured to follow the sinusoidal main drive cam, wherein rotation of the sinusoidal main drive cam corresponds to reciprocating linear movement of each of the plurality of cam members in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis; for each cam member, a pair of linear pistons disposed on opposite sides of the cam member for reciprocating linear movement within respective cylinder bores.

The invention discloses a self-aligning steering wheel simulation device for an automobile driving training apparatus. The simulation device has the structure that: a steering wheel is fixed with a steering shaft; the steering shaft is connected with a screw rod by a reduction gearbox; a screw rod nut and the screw rod form a transmission pair; the screw rod is supported by a frame; two springs are respectively fixed on the inner wall of the frame; the screw rod nut is provided with a connecting rod; two ends of the connecting rod are fixed at a central position of the two springs respectively; one end of the connecting rod is connected with a displacement sensor to transmit a steering angle of the steering wheel to a signal processing system of the automobile driving training apparatus in real time; simultaneously the springs are compressed and stretched to accurately position the steering angle of the steering wheel and a position of a wheel. After steering force is removed, the steering wheel is automatically and steadily aligned without a rebound phenomenon. When a trainee operates the device, the steering wheel generates actual force feeling feedback with the change of a rotation angle. Simultaneously, the device has the advantages of simple installation, convenient maintenance, high environmental protection performance and higher practical value.

The invention relates to a process for manufacturing elastic woven upper. The process comprises the following steps: A, selecting warp yarns and weft yarns; B, designing the upper, and inputting upper parameters into a shuttle loom; C, starting the shuttle loom, and weaving an initial product; D, performing laser shaping on the initial product obtained in step C so as to process the upper, wherein the initial product in step C comprises an inner woven layer, an outer woven layer, and connecting yarns used for connecting the inner woven layer and the outer woven layer, a setting process is performed between step C and step D, and the initial product is subjected to setting in the setting process by adopting a scutching and setting machine. Decorative patterns are formed by mixing and interweaving covered spandex yarns and twisted threads/high-elasticity yarns on the outer layer of the upper, the stress is balanced due to equal distribution of the yarn texture, and the inner layer of the upper is woven by taking the high-elasticity yarns as the lining, so that the lining is soft. Therefore, the upper has the advantages of high elasticity and is comfortable to wear. Due to the setting process, the upper is difficult to deform and collapse, and an attractive wearing appearance is guaranteed.

A surgical tensioning assembly providing a means to apply a variable and selective force to tissues, such as replacement ligaments, during a ligament reconstruction surgery. The assembly provides a means to apply a selective, measurable and a generally balanced force on multiple tissues. One embodiment of the tensioning assembly includes a set of subassemblies, namely an engagement subassembly, a variable force subassembly and an equalizing subassembly. These subassemblies are operably connected to each other such that they are able to provide tension on tissues connected to the assembly. In one embodiment the tensioning assembly further includes a mounting subassembly that provides a means to connect the tensioning assembly to a person's body. Methods of use of the surgical tensioning assembly are also disclosed to include novel methods of cycling and conditioning tissue used in a knee ligament replacement surgery.

An apparatus for forming and rotating interconnected sections of a cylindrical sheet metal workpiece to provide an elbow. The apparatus includes a frame, a head rotatably arranged within the frame and a tool ring mounted to the frame, the head and tool ring being co-operable for sectioning and joining segments of the workpiece. The apparatus also includes a drive drum mounted within the frame for gripping and rotating the segments, and a control module for selectively activating the head, the ring, and the drive drum to form an elbow.

A clamping system (10/110) for holding, supporting or lifting a heavy work piece (200; e.g. a pipe section of pipe line of hundreds of pounds) located below a girder (100) using rigging (210) attached to the clamp at attachment openings (27/37, 127/137) equally spaced from the center-line web (103) of the girder, which clamping system is attached to opposed, side edges of the top flange member (102) of the girder (vis-a-vis the bottom flange member 101), or in a second embodiment (FIGS. 9+) to either the top or the bottom. In the second embodiment a straight bar (150) with a series of spaced, locking cavities (151a/b) is used in place of the threaded rod, threaded engagement of the first embodiment, with the cavities working with spring-biased pin latches on the side gripping elements. When used on the bottom flange, a slidable, load supporting, centrally located accessory (160) is used.

A tilt mechanism for an office chair includes a spring tension control that incorporates a wedge arrangement including a moveable wedge component that is displaceable laterally by turning a control knob below the seat of the chair, to force fixed wedge components apart and increase the spring tension. Turning the knob in the opposite direction reduces spring tension.