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Cathodic protection monitor

A cathodic protection monitor is disclosed to be electrically connected to a cathodic protection rectifier that is adapted to prevent rust, corrosion and possible leakage in an underground pipe or storage tank above which the rectifier is supported. The cathodic protection monitor includes a CPU that reads, digitizes and stores analog current and voltage signals which are supplied from the DC output of the rectifier and are indicative of the effectiveness thereof. The monitor includes an ISM band transceiver and antenna by which the CPU is polled and from which packets of stored data are transmitted to a data collector at an overhead airplane or nearby motor vehicle for retransmission and analysis by the pipe owner or maintenance crew. Synchronized timing signals are supplied (from the National Bureau of Standards) to a stable auxiliary clock by way of a WWVB transceiver and antenna. The auxiliary clock from each of a plurality of cathodic protection monitors along the pipeline provides a synchronized clock control signal to a respective CPU which, in turn, generates a switched relay control signal to a relay of the cathodic protection rectifier. Accordingly, the relays of all of the cathodic protection rectifiers can be simultaneously energized and de-energized during successive time periods so that all of the cathodic protection rectifiers can be turned on and off at the same time as may be required to compile ground voltage readings along the pipeline as part of a government-mandated survey.
Owner:OLEUMTECH CORP

Valve for control of additional air for a two-stroke engine

Flange assembly for supporting a structure that provides scavenging air supply to an internal combustion engine at the carburetor to the engine. The assembly includes a thin-body flange that is configured to be abuttingly installed upon an end surface of the carburetor. The carburetor has its combustion air intake or port exposed at an outer surface for intaking air for the combustion process. The thin construction of the flange enables advantageous positioning of the adaptive flange. The relative dimensioning of the thin-body flange also contributes to its low-impact as a modification to air inlet arrangement. A combustion air aperture is provided that extends through the thin-body flange. The combustion air aperture is located in the flange for alignment with the combustion air intake. By this alignment, fluid communication is established across the flange and into the carburetor when the flange is abuttingly installed upon the carburetor. A scavenging air aperture also extends through the thin-body flange and is spaced apart from the combustion air aperture. A valve assembly is operatively coupled to the thin-body flange and has a valve element positioned at the scavenging air aperture for opening and closing the scavenging air aperture.
Owner:HUSQVARNA AB

Method of communicating between web applications and local client application while maintaining remote user session

A method for non-browser based client applications to be integrated into a user's web session and allowed to transfer information from the non-browser applications to the user's session on the web server. The method provides communications between a web-based application and a client application while maintaining a unique client session with a web server. The web browser requests a web page containing data or any other information needed by the non-browser based client application. When the web server receives the client request, it redirects the client web browser to a second web page which is reloaded on a regular basis in order to prevent the client session with the web server from expiring. The second web page generates a web form that includes a link to a file stored on the web server containing the data or other information for use by the client application. When the second web page is finished loading the first time, it downloads the file to the client device and automatically starts execution of the non-browser based client application. The client application uses the data or other information contained in the downloaded file when the non-browser client application executes. The client application returns the results of its processing to the web server which stores the data or other information to preserve session information. The second web page detects a return criterion that is returned with the results and processes the server file containing the stored results from the non-browser based client application.
Owner:ABB RES LTD

Confinement device for use in dry etching of substrate surface and method of dry etching a wafer surface

A confinement device for operative arrangement within a substrate etching chamber, having a lower surface of the device generally arranged over a substrate outer top surface such that a gap-spacing therebetween is generally equidistant. This spacing is less than a sheath thickness for the plasma, preferably less than ā…“rd of an inner width of an aperture through the lower surface of the device. The aperture, sized preferably greater than 3 times the sheath thickness, is in communication with a channel of the device in which an etchant gas can be confined for reaction to selectively etch a localized area in the substrate outer top surface generally below the aperture. A system for dry etching an IC wafer includes a substrate etching chamber and a confinement device. The etchant gas may be a plasma induced and sustained by RF energy, a microwave source, or other source, as designed. And, a method is included for selectively etching a localized area in a substrate outer top surface, having the steps of: arranging a lower surface of a confinement device over the outer top surface, leaving a spacing therebetween, so that an aperture through said lower surface is located generally above the localized area (the spacing may cover the whole of the outer top surface, an area on which microcircuits are fabricated, or some other portion of the outer top surface); and providing an etchant gas to a channel in the device that is in communication with the aperture.
Owner:BELL SEMICON LLC
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