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This invention discloses an energy meter with a built-in high-current relay, relating to the field of energy meter technology. The energy meter includes a meter box containing a control panel and a relay. A wiring plate is embedded in the end face of the meter box. A through hole is formed in the center of the front of the wiring plate, and wire holes are formed at both ends of the front of the wiring plate. A conical protrusion is movably fitted inside the through hole, and a main rod is fixedly connected to the outer end face of the conical protrusion. This invention overcomes the shortcomings of existing technologies, achieving efficient wiring, stable conductivity, precise clamping, and quick assembly and disassembly. It solves the problems of complex wiring, poor contact, inconvenient maintenance, and low safety in traditional energy meters, and has high social value and application prospects.

This invention discloses a cutting fixture and method applied to the removal of compressor moving blades in a gas turbine. The cutting fixture includes: a support module positioned on the compressor disc, the support module having a hollow groove suitable for the compressor moving blade to pass through, with a gap between the hollow groove and the compressor moving blade; a guide module disposed on the support module, suitable for moving axially along the compressor disc; and a cutting module disposed on the guide module, having a cutting end positioned directly above the gap during cutting, suitable for axial cutting along the compressor disc via the guide module. The support module of this invention positions the cutting module, eliminating the need for operators to hold an angle grinder. The guide module provides linear guidance for the cutting module, ensuring that the cutting groove cuts linearly along the compressor disc axis, preventing the cutting angle from wobbling due to unstable handling and avoiding accidental damage to the compressor disc.

An auxiliary device for proximal aortic anastomosis in coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) includes a puncture needle, a puncture cannula, a cutting cannula, and a ring compressor. The puncture cannula is fitted over the puncture needle, with a bulging ball at its tip and an annular groove at its tail end. The ring compressor is fitted over the puncture cannula and can slide axially; its tip has a notched compression ring with an inner diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the bulging ball. During puncture, after the aorta is penetrated, the ring compressor is pressed down, and the compression ring and bulging ball work together to clamp the puncture site, achieving a bloodless procedure. The cutting cannula is then pressed down, and the aortic wall within the compression ring is removed. The graft vessel is then anastomosed to the aorta, with the suture passing through the compression ring. After suturing, the ring compressor is rotated, and the suture exits through the notch. The entire device is then withdrawn, and the suture is tightened and knotted to complete the anastomosis. This invention avoids aortic clamping, eliminates the risk of plaque dislodgement, requires only a single port for anastomosis, and is simple to operate with reliable hemostasis.

This invention provides a method and system for processing book edge relief. The method includes: converting a preset book edge planar image into a three-dimensional depth map containing depth information; creating a three-dimensional relief model of the book edge based on the three-dimensional depth map; generating an engraving scheme based on the three-dimensional relief model, the engraving scheme including tool path, feed rate, step distance, and depth of cut; optimizing the engraving scheme according to the paper characteristics of the book; mechanically engraving the book edge according to the optimized engraving scheme; and inkjet coloring the mechanically engraved book edge to form an relief pattern with a three-dimensional visual effect. In this invention, by mechanically engraving the book edge, a book edge relief with controllable depth, sharp edges, and a smooth and delicate surface can be formed, which is beneficial for the accurate registration and color reproduction of subsequent inkjet printing, completely avoiding the defects of laser edge burning and insufficient layering of mechanical imprinting, and enabling the mass production of high-quality book edge decorations.