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Welding systems are presented, in which a single power source provides a first DC output to a plurality of digital waveform controlled chopper modules. Welding modules are also disclosed for converting an input DC signal to a welding signal, which are comprised of a down-chopper for providing a welding signal waveform according to a pulse width modulated switching signal, along with a digital waveform controller providing the switching signal according to a desired waveform.

A method and system for providing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephony products to purchasers is disclosed herein. Purchasers of the VoIP products are provided VoIP telephony calling capability via an ITSP VoIP system. The method and system include providing an online tool to the purchasers where the online tool enables online purchasing of each of the VoIP telephony products. The method and system further include detecting an order for a VoIP product(s) by a purchaser via the online tool where the order includes data for provisioning the VoIP product in the ITSP network, forwarding the order to the ITSP network and receiving an order confirmation from the ITSP network. The order confirmation indicates successful purchasing and provisioning of the VoIP product. The purchaser may be a reseller who resells the VoIP products to an end customer. Alternatively, the purchaser may be the end customer.

A portable stand alone treatment station for eyes which have been exposed to corrosive liquids, noxious gases and foreign objects. An eye washing fluid reservoir and one or more applicators are mounted on a two-wheel cart. The eye washing fluid in the reservoir is stored under pressure to discharge the eye washing fluid from the applicator when a resiliently biased valve is opened. The tank is pressurized by a hand pump mounted in the tank or through a valve in a wall of the tank. The portability of the station allows it to be relocated on an as needed basis or to be transported to an injured person and carried in a vehicle.

An adjustable bracket assembly for mounting an electronic display device to a shelf, such as, for example, a shelf of a retail store. The adjustable bracket assembly allows for the mounting of an electronic display device to shelving of different width and does not require any alteration of the shelving. The electronic display device may be mounted at different locations with respect to the shelf. The design of the adjustable bracket assembly preferably allows for useable shelf space to exist behind the electronic display device once it is installed to the shelf. The adjustable bracket assembly may also allow for attachment of a printer, or a printer housing.

The present invention relates to a kiosk that dispenses products with no moving parts. The kiosk can dispense a rental product, and the rental product can be returned via a mail service, or it can be retained for a purchase price. The kiosk comprises a removable cartridge containing the products, and the cartridge can be readily replaced with a new cartridge to replenish the inventory of products in the kiosk.

A power distribution system comprising a point of common connection that receives electric power supplied by a first power generation system and a second generation system, with the second power generation system that comprises a renewable electric power generator; a transmission line operatively connected to the point of common connection for conducting the electric power between the point of common connection and an external AC electric network. The power distribution furthermore comprises a capacitive compensator connected in series with the transmission line to compensate for a reactive power component of the electric power conducted by the transmission line; and a shunt arranged flexible AC transmission system that mitigates a sub-synchronous resonance effect caused at least in part by the capacitive compensator. A flexible AC transmission system controller of the flexible AC transmission system comprises a damping effect on sub-synchronous oscillations included in the sub-synchronous resonance.

Provided is a wipes dispensing system including a dispenser having a dispensing aperture, a pouch containing an interleaved stack of wipes or a rolled perforated web of wipes contained within the dispenser and accessed through the dispensing aperture, and a mounting element for mounting the dispenser to a mounting surface. The wipes dispensing system may further include a pivotable dispensing lid that closes against the dispensing aperture and seals the wipes from the outside environment when the wipes dispensing system is not in use.

Disclosed is a hybrid wind-solar energy device comprising: a) a wind-capture assembly comprising: i) one or more wind sails evenly distributed circumferentially around a central axis thereof; and ii) a solar-energy capture means on an outer surface of the wind-capture assembly; and c) a turbine assembly comprising an anchoring base, an electrical generator and an output shaft; the wind-capture assembly rotatably mounted on the output shaft and coupled thereto; the hybrid wind-solar energy device configured to convert energy harnessed by the wind capture assembly to electrical energy, wherein: interaction of the one or more wind sails with wind induces rotation of the wind-capture assembly and turbine assembly around the central axis; and the outer surface of the wind capture assembly is directly exposed to sunlight throughout daylight hours.

Provided is a wipes dispenser including a dispenser having a wide-mouthed dispensing aperture, a pouch containing an interleaved stack of wipes or a rolled perforated web of wipes contained within the dispenser and accessed through the dispensing aperture, and a mounting element for mounting the dispenser to a mounting surface. The wipes dispenser may further include a pivotable dispensing lid that closes against the refill door and seal the dispensing aperture to protect the wipes from the outside environment when the wipes dispenser is not in use.

An improved prober for an electronic devices test system is provided. The prober is “configurable,” meaning that it can be adapted for different device layouts and substrate sizes. The prober generally includes a frame, at least one prober bar having a first end and a second end, a frame connection mechanism that allows for ready relocation of the prober bar to the frame at selected points along the frame, and a plurality of electrical contact pins along the prober bar for placing selected electronic devices in electrical communication with a system controller during testing. In one embodiment, the prober is be used to test devices such as thin film transistors on a glass substrate. Typically, the glass substrate is square, and the frame is also square. In this way, “x” and “y” axes are defined by the frame.

The port security barrier includes multiple barrier float assemblies connected to one another to form a barrier to stop, delay and discourage attacks by high speed boats of sixty five feet or less in length on high valued waterfront assets such as ports and docking facilities. The port security barrier includes multiple barrier floats coupled to one another by flange connectors. Each barrier float assembly also has a capture nylon net which is used to capture the high speeds and prevent an intrusion into restricted waters.

A system for displaying manufacturing productivity information, including a controller connected to a display device, a momentary actuator and a display. The controller records a plurality of cycle times between sequential actuations of the actuator and stores the cycle times in a library. The controller maintains a count of actuations that have occurred since reset of the timer and records time passed since the reset. The controller determines a median value of the cycle times and multiplies the median value of cycle times by the count of actuations to obtain a resulting value and subtracts the resulting value from the total time since the last reset to determine a value for total downtime. The controller activates the display to show the value for total downtime.

A portable, semi-portable, or permanent system for removing BS&W from crude oil at the local production or bulk storage site. A demulsifier is added to the crude as it enters a low shear pump which pumps the mixture through a plate and frame type heat exchanger where the incoming crude is preheated using outgoing heated and dehydrated crude. Then the incoming crude enters an oil-water separator where it is further heated by a secondary heater within the separator and passes through a special coalescing section. Water and basic sediment separate from the crude are discharged from the bottom of the separator. The heated dehydrated crude exits the separator, flows back through the heat exchanger where it is cooled as it preheats incoming crude, and then is pumped to clean oil storage. BS&W and flow monitors on the incoming crude and outgoing crude are used to control operation of the system.

A modular system for creating multi-level areas on pedestal supported tiled decks for use as platforms, plinths, benches, seats, tables, planters and other accessories which utilize standard floor tiles for the visible horizontal surfaces. Standard floor tiles can be used through the use of an enabling component called a “frame”. Tiles fit in the frames. The system also uses square or rectangular box shaped modules which fit under or in the frames. A frame holds the modules together in a horizontal plane and supports additional modules in a vertical plane. The completed accessories appear to be built-in and to be a part of the deck but they can be easily relocated or expanded both horizontally and vertically. The accessories can be used on any deck, patio, rooftop or recreational surface.

The present invention provides a surveying equipment capable of freely transferring a marking point to a plurality of places in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction, without measuring a horizontal distance by using a measure, without moving this surveying equipment by one surveying equipment. The marking point on a floor surface 16 is collimated by a telescope of the surveying equipment. An oblique distance L1, a horizontal angle and a zenithal angle are measured, and a horizontal distance D1 up to the marking point from a machine point PO is calculated from these measured values, and the horizontal angle H1 and the horizontal distance D1 are set as an initial value. Afterwards, an oblique distance L, a horizontal angle H and a zenithal angle V are measured on a collimation point P by turning the telescope toward the vicinity of a transfer point P2 of the ceiling 18, and a horizontal distance D is determined from these measured values. A deviation ([Delta]D = D-D1) from the initial value of the horizontal distance and a deviation ([Delta]H = H-H1) from the initial value of the horizontal angle are also calculated and displayed. Here, when both deviations [Delta]D and [Delta]H become zero, the transfer point P2 is indicated by a laser pointer.