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A system for use in a vehicle includes at least two hydraulic damper assemblies. The system includes an injection pump in fluid communication with the hydraulic damper assemblies. The injection pump includes a barrel having an opening. The injection pump includes a plunger slidable within the barrel in a first direction and a second direction, the first direction causing hydraulic fluid to move into the barrel via the opening and the second direction causing hydraulic fluid to move out of the barrel via the opening. The system includes an actuator supported within the barrel and operatively coupled to the plunger.

The utility model relates to full-automatic acupoint patch production equipment which comprises a rack and a conveying belt rotationally borne on the rack, and a patch feeding mechanism, a gluing mechanism, a heating bag feeding mechanism and a pressing mechanism are sequentially arranged on the rack in the rotating direction of the conveying belt. The patch feeding mechanism is used for placing acupuncture point patches on the conveying belt, the gluing mechanism is used for gluing the acupuncture point patches located on the conveying belt, the heating bag feeding mechanism is used for placing heating bags on the acupuncture point patches, and the pressing mechanism is used for pressing the acupuncture point patches and the heating bags. The effect of improving the production efficiency of the acupoint patch with the heating bag is achieved.

Provided are an X-ray inspection method and an X-ray inspection device with which three-dimensional data of a defect in an object can be acquired in a short time. The present invention is provided with: an X-ray transmission image acquisition step for performing X-ray imaging of an object (1) and acquiring a two-dimensional X-ray transmission image (3a); a model generation step for generating, as a three-dimensional virtual model (4), a model corresponding to the object (1) including the defect (2) using known structural parameters with respect to the object (1); a virtual transmission image generation step for generating a two-dimensional virtual transmission image (6a) from the three-dimensional virtual model; and a parameter correction step for correcting the structural parameters of the three-dimensional virtual model (4) so that the two-dimensional virtual transmission image (6a) approaches the two-dimensional X-ray transmission image (3a), using the result of the comparison between the two-dimensional X-ray transmission image (3a) and the two-dimensional virtual transmission image (6a).