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Post Treatment - In a reverse osmosis contect the term post-treatment generally refers to the water treatment processes that take place downstream of the reverse osmosis plant system. Post-treatment processes often include disinfection using suitable biocides, pH adjustment, and possibly the addition of suitable corrosion inhibitors.

PMOS transistor with compressive dielectric capping layer

A salicide layer is deposited on the source/drain regions of a PMOS transistor. A dielectric capping layer having residual compressive stress is formed on the salicide layer by depositing a plurality of PECVD dielectric sublayers and plasma-treating each sublayer. Compressive stress from the dielectric capping layer is uniaxially transferred to the PMOS channel through the source-drain regions to create compressive strain in the PMOS channel. To form a compressive dielectric layer, a deposition reactant mixture containing A1 atoms and A2 atoms is provided in a vacuum chamber. Element A2 is more electronegative than element A1, and A1 atoms have a positive oxidation state and A2 atoms have a negative oxidation state when A1 atoms are bonded with A2 atoms. A deposition plasma is generated by applying HF and LF radio-frequency power to the deposition reactant mixture, and a sublayer of compressive dielectric material is deposited. A post-treatment plasma is generated by applying HF and LF radio-frequency power to a post-treatment gas that does not contain at least one of A1 atoms and A2 atoms. Compressive stress in the dielectric sublayer is increased by treating the sublayer in the post-treatment plasma. Processes of depositing a dielectric sublayer and post-treating the sublayer in plasma are repeated until a desired thickness is achieved. The resulting dielectric layer has residual compressive stress.
Owner:NOVELLUS SYSTEMS

Method for acquiring range image by stereo matching of multi-aperture photographing based on color segmentation

InactiveCN101720047AEliminate mismatch pointsImproved Parallax AccuracyImage analysisSteroscopic systemsParallaxStereo matching
The invention discloses a method for acquiring a range image by stereo matching of multi-aperture photographing based on color segmentation. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) carrying out image correction on all input images; (2) carrying out the color segmentation on a reference image, and extracting an area with consistent color in the reference image; (3) respectively carrying out local window matching on the multiple input images to obtain multiple parallax images; (4) removing mismatched points which are generated during the matching by applying a bilateral matching strategy; (5) synthesizing the multiple parallax images into a parallax image, and filling parallax information of the mismatched points; (6) carrying out post-treatment optimization on the parallax image to obtain a dense parallax image; and (7) converting the parallax image into a range image according to the relationship between parallax and depth. By acquiring range information from multiple viewpoint images and utilizing image information provided by the multiple viewpoint images, the invention can not only solve the problem of mismatching brought by periodic repetitive textural features and shelter and the like in the images, but also can improve matching precision and obtain an accurate range image.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

Mobile station and methods for diagnosing and modeling site specific full-scale effluent treatment facility requirements

A mobile station and methods are disclosed for diagnosing and modeling site specific effluent treatment facility requirements to arrive at a treatment regimen and/or proposed commercial plant model idealized for the particular water/site requirements. The station includes a mobile platform having power intake, effluent intake and fluid outflow facilities and first and second suites of selectably actuatable effluent pre-treatment apparatus. An effluent polishing treatment array is housed at the station and includes at least one of nanofiltration, reverse osmosis and ion-exchange stages. A suite of selectively actuatable post-treatment apparatus is housed at the station. Controls are connected at the station for process control, monitoring and data accumulation. A plurality of improved water treatment technologies is also disclosed. The modeling methods include steps for analyzing raw effluent to be treated, providing a field of raw effluent condition entry values and a field of treated effluent condition goals entry values, and utilizing said fields to determine an initial treatment model including a selection of, and use parameters for, treatment technologies from the plurality of down-scaled treatment technologies at the facility, the model dynamically and continuously modifiable during treatment modeling.
Owner:ROCKWATER RESOURCE

Prostatic stent with localized tissue engaging anchoring means and methods for inhibiting obstruction of the prostatic urethra

A prostatic stent is configured as a unitary body which is adapted to reside above the sphincter when in position in the subject includes an elongated tube which extends through the sphincter and outside the body of the subject. The stent is configured to allow natural operation of the sphincter when in position in the subject. The unitary body stent includes a lower inflatable portion which expands to contact tissue and help hold the stent in a desired location during a chronic use period of about 2-14 days. The stent can also include an upper and/or intermediate inflatable portions. A method of inhibiting the obstruction or closure of the prostatic urethral opening includes positioning the stent in the subject such that the unitary body of the stent is in the prostate and resides above the sphincter. A method treating BPH includes thermally ablating localized tissue in the prostate and inserting a post-treatment catheter into the prostate (preferably after an initial healing period) to allow the treated tissue to contour therearound and to maintain the urinary passage open. The stent is configured as a unitary body stent adapted to reside above the sphincter of the subject and to allow substantially normal operation of the sphincter. The stent can include a lower inflatable portion which engages, when expanded, with tissue below the localized treatment region about the membranous urethra (between the sphincter and the verumontanum). The post-treatment catheter is configured to reside in the subject for a period of about 2-14 days after delivery of the thermal ablation treatment or therapy.
Owner:JPMORGAN CHASE BANK AS ADMINISTATIVE AGENT

Design method of easily-removable support structure for SLM-manufactured metal parts

A design method of an easily-removable support structure for SLM-manufactured metal parts is applied to the design of supports for the structures such as suspended planes and surfaces in the process of producing metal parts by SLM (selective laser melting), so that the surfaces can be formed, and stability of the structures on the surfaces and forming quality can meet the technical requirements. A meshed thin-walled structure support is designed by the design method; a saw-toothed structure is designed at the connection of a support and a solid body. The meshed thin-walled structure support has the advantages that weight of the support and even consumption of powder are decreased; forming strength of the support suspended surfaces is met, and the support is easy to remove by mechanical methods; manufacturing time of the support is shortened, and efficiency is improved. The saw-toothed structure has the advantages that strength of the connection of the support with the solid body is decreased, and the influence of many supports upon the surface quality of the formed surfaces after removal is avoided. The support structure is easy to impellent and to produce and is easy to remove during the post-treatment process, the surface roughness of the support faces can be minimized, and the design method is suitable for mass production.
Owner:BEIJING UNIV OF TECH
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