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The invention of the present application relates in general to measuring characteristics of a web of material as it is being manufactured and, more particularly, to a system and method for on-line compensation of a beta gauge to better measure webs wherein the atomic composition of the web may change during manufacture. While the invention is generally applicable to manufacture of a variety of webs, it will be described herein with reference to a beta gauge for measuring basis weight of a web of paper as it is being manufactured for which it is particularly applicable and initially being used.
Sensors used in process control systems for measuring basis or area weight of a web of paper need to develop accurate measurement information for a quickly moving, fluttering web, while operating in a high humidity, dirty, hot and/or wet environment. These sensors are usually mounted on measurement platforms that scan the sensors slowly in a cross-process direction as the process web (web of paper) moves relatively rapidly in a process direction. Although beta instruments (or beta gauges) are relatively insensitive to the atomic composition of the measured material, they have enough composition sensitivity to cause correlation errors when used to measure paper basis weight in the presence of varying amounts of additives like clay, chalk or titanium dioxide, TiO2. Beta instrument suppliers have developed methods to reduce the composition sensitivity of the beta instruments, generally using a nuclear diffuser or backscatter generator. However, as the beta instrument is made more insensitive to composition, the signal to noise ratio is reduced.
Accordingly, there is a need for a system and method that provides on-line compensation of a beta gauge for atomic composition changes in a web being manufactured, for example a paper web, without substantial reduction in signal to noise ratio.
This need is met by the invention of the present application wherein a system and method of composition correction for a beta gauge processes signals from a plurality of detectors. The detectors are positioned so that the ratio of beta radiation received by the detectors is dependent on the composition of material through which the beta radiation passes before being received by the detectors. Beta radiation is measured at the detectors and the differences between the beta radiation received by the detectors is used to compensate the beta gauge to correct for composition variations. In the illustrated embodiment, an array of detectors is used with the array being divided into inner detectors generally aligned with the central portion of a beta radiation beam and outer detectors surrounding, at least in part, the inner detectors. The outer detectors can be configured into one, two or more groupings of detectors. Measurements are made including all the detectors (or all of the detectors that are used), the inner detectors and the outer detectors with the difference between the measurements made by the inner detectors and the outer detectors being used to compensate the total or combined measurement made by all the detectors (or all of the detectors that are used).
The benefits and advantages of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art to which this invention relates from the subsequent description of the illustrated embodiments and the appended claims, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
Referring now to the drawings, wherein like-referenced characters indicate corresponding elements throughout the several figures, attention is first drawn to
The source assembly 20 includes a beta radiation source 22 and utilizes a collimator or aperture plate 24 that shapes the radiation beam in the detector plane 30 p within the detector assembly 30. For example, an aperture plate 24 having a circular aperture results in a circular beam in the detector plane 30 p. For the invention of the present application, two solid-state radiation detectors may be used and it is desirable to have the detectors have the same general shape as the radiation beam in the detector plane 30 p. For example for a circular beam, the solid-state radiation detectors may include a circular center detector and an outer ring-shaped or annular detector that surrounds the circular center detector.
To avoid the use of costly custom detectors, a plurality of standard solid-state radiation detectors 32 are used in the present invention to approximate the shape of the beam. For example in the illustrative embodiment of
As illustrated in
In the illustrated embodiment, the placement of the individual detectors 32, the intensity of the source beam 22 b, the shape and/or size of the collimating aperture 24 a and the assignments of the individual detectors 32 to either the inner detectors I or the outer detectors O are coordinated so that the inner detectors I detect approximately ninety-five percent of the available signal while the outer detectors O detect approximately five percent of the available beta signal with nothing between the source and detector. Thus, the outer detectors O are located substantially on the outer most edge of the incident radiation. Other detector, source, aperture and detector assignment arrangements providing ranges of approximately ninety-nine percent of the beta signal being detected by the inner detectors I and approximately one percent of the beta signal being detected by the outer detectors O to approximately seventy percent of the beta signal being detected by the inner detectors I and approximately thirty percent of the beta signal being detected by the outer detectors O are contemplated for use in the present invention. Also, while the outer detectors O are illustrated as completely surrounding the inner detectors I, there may be one or more gaps in the outer detectors O so that the inner detectors I are only partially surrounded.
The invention of the present application relies on the fact that the energy distribution of the beta particles in the detector plane 30 p changes with the composition of the web 12. In particular, when high atomic number elements exist in the web 12, the distribution of higher energy beta particles increases at the outermost edge of the detectors 32, i.e., at the outer detectors O, relative to the center detectors, i.e., the inner detectors I. Calculations based on measuring the changing distribution are used to generate a correction signal that is used to compensate for composition sensitivity of the radiation detectors 32.
If two materials have a different absorption coefficient, then a measurement slope difference, as shown in
An initial calibration step is performed in step 101 with an air gap, i.e., no material, between the source 22 and the detector assembly 30. As described above, the system is adjusted to provide a measurement beam and detector assignment (either hardware electrical detector interconnections or software combinations) wherein the inner detectors I detect approximately ninety-five percent of the beam while the outer detectors O detect approximately five percent of the beam. Of course, detection of different percentages by the inner detectors I and the outer detectors O is contemplated for use in the present invention. Detector patterns and detection percentages are easily changed in the illustrated embodiment by means of detector selection—for the illustrated embodiment, selecting different detectors in the array to be included in either the inner detectors I or the outer detectors O.
The remaining unused ones of the detectors 32 (see 32 aa, S2 oa, 32 oo and 32 ao in
In the standardization step 102 of
ST0 is based on the measured values of all the detectors 32 (or all the detectors being used) of the array A of
SO0 is based on the measured values of all the outer detectors O of the array A of
SI0 is based on the measured values of all the inner detectors I of the array A of
In step 103, sensor measurements are taken on a first array of calibration samples of a material that is pure carbohydrate with no high atomic number additives. This material can be pure cellulose or other more durable synthetic carbohydrate such as Mylar�, a material developed by Dupont Corporation. The array of first calibration samples have laboratory area weight assignments, Wt(x), determined via normal laboratory gravimetric methods. The following signal arrays are taken using the first sample array:
ST(X) is an array of signal values of all the detectors 32 (or all detectors being used) of the detector array A of
SO(x) is an array of signal values of all the outer detectors O of the detector array A of
SI(x) is an array of signal values of all the inner detectors I of the detector array A of
Where x=1 to 15 for an array of 15 calibration samples having laboratory area weight assignments Wt(x). It is noted that the number of samples used and hence the range of the sample array may be varied above and below 15 to provide the confidence level required for a given application.
In step 104, each of the above signal arrays, ST(X), SO(x), and SI(x), are used to calculate arrays of fractional transmission values (fractional transmission is the ratio of transmission through a sample having t thickness Tt to transmission through a sample having 0 thickness T0, i.e., an air gap, such that T=Tt/T0) as follows:
T T(x)=S T(x)/S T0
T O(x)=S O(x)/S O0
T I(x)=S I(x)/S I0
The fractional transmission of a material decreases as the basis weight of the material increases.
In step 105, effective absorption coefficient arrays are calculated for each sample of the first array of calibration samples using each transmission value and each laboratory value of the first array of calibration samples as follows:
U T(x)=−ln(T T(x))/Wt(x)
U O(x)=−ln(T O(x))/Wt(x)
U I(x)=−ln(T I(x))/Wt(x)
In step 106, a multiple least-square-curve fit is performed to model a predicted absorption coefficient. In a pure exponential absorber, the area weight (basis weight) is computed using a measured transmission signal and a known absorption coefficient for the material under test. The Beer-Lambert law states that fractional transmission T=e−μw
where T is fractional transmission (Tt/T0);
Area weight can be determined by using the Beer-Lambert law, w=−ln T/μ. However, for beta transmission, the Beer-Lambert law is only an approximation, so μ is defined as a function of T since μ varies as weight varies. To minimize the percent error in the computed area weight, a multiple least-square-curve fit is used to model a predicted absorption coefficient based on a fourth order polynomial with the natural logarithm of the fractional transmission T as the independent variable and the absorption coefficient μ as the dependent variable. Three curve fits are conducted: one for all of the array detectors (or all of the detectors that are used), the total T detector array; one for the inner detectors, the I detector array; and, one for the outer detectors, the O detector array. The arrays used for the curve fits, to generate five calibration coefficients for each detector array, are defined above with reference to steps 104 and 105.
The form of the predicted absorption coefficient Up polynomial curve fit is:
U p Z(x)=K 0 +K 1*ln Tz(x)+K 2*(ln Tz(x))2 +K 3*(ln Tz(x))3 +K 4*(ln Tz(x))4
Where z is T, O, or I as shown in steps 104 and 105.
This results in the general equation for converting measured fractional transmission into sensor computed area weight for any detector array being:
SWt=−ln T/[K 0 +K 1*ln T+K 2*(ln T)2 +K 3*(ln T)3 +K 4*(ln T)4] (Eq. 1)
While these procedures will be apparent to those skilled in the art, additional information regarding the mathematics involved in generation of the calibration constants can be obtained by reference to mathematical textbooks or to technical computing software programs, such as MatLab by The MathWorks of Natick, Mass. The curve fits and the generation of calibration constants are performed for all three signal arrays: ST(x), SO(x), and SI(x) so that the sensor computed area weights SWtT, SWtO and SWtI are as shown in the following equations:
SWt T=−ln T T /[K T0 +K T1*ln T T +K T2*(ln T T)2 +K T3*(ln T T)3 +K T4*(ln T T)4]
SWt O=−ln T O /[K O0 +K O1*ln T O +K O2*(ln T O)2 +K O3*(ln T O)3 +K O4*(ln T O)4]
SWt I=−ln T I /[K I0 +K I1*ln T I +K I2*(ln T I)2 +K I3*(ln T I)3 +K I4*(ln T I)4]
Thus, fifteen calibration constants KT0, KT1, KT2, KT3, KT4, KO0, KO1, KO2, KO3, KO4, KI0, KI1, KI2, KI3, KI4, are generated for a web sample that is 100% organic carbohydrates, such as cellulose or Mylar�. If the first array of calibration samples is re-measured, (transmission values measured for each sample and calibrated weight calculations made in accordance with Equation 1) then three area weight measurement arrays are generated, SWtT(x), SWtO(x), SWtI(x). And, the three area weight measurement arrays substantially agree (a small amount of laboratory uncertainty and nuclear noise contribute to small differences in each reading) with the laboratory values assigned to the first array of calibration samples, Wt(x), and substantially agree with each other, Wt(x)≈SWtT(x)≈SWtO(x)=SWtI(x) as shown in step 107. It is noted that a different, alternate array of calibration samples, having the same composition and weight range as the first array of calibration samples, may be measured rather than re-measuring the first array of calibration samples to verify the calibration constants.
Once these calibration constants KT0–KI4 have been determined, additional measurements of other Mylar� samples should result in area weight measurements that substantially agree with laboratory area weight measurement for each of the three measurements, i.e., SWtT≈SWtO≈SWtI≈gravimetric weight. SWtT is also defined as a "fast" uncorrected sensor measurement signal since the signal has not been filtered and has a response defined by either the detector time constant or the system analog-to-digital sampling rate.
After using the first array of calibration samples to derive the fifteen constants KT0–KI4 as described above, a second array of calibration samples, preferably of the same number and having approximately the same laboratory area weight range as the first set of samples, are measured in step 108 and processed in steps 109 and 110. The second array of calibration samples has a higher effective atomic number compared to the first set of samples and may be cellulose filled with titanium dioxide, calcium carbonate, and/or clay as well as other materials or combinations of these materials. Since the changes in atomic number are relatively small for typical fill values of these commonly used materials, the second set of samples is preferably made from pure aluminum. While other materials having higher atomic number can be used, aluminum is currently believed to provide the best results for the illustrated paper monitoring application. For aluminum samples, the effective atomic number is the same as a 100% calcium carbonate fill or a 60% titanium dioxide fill. The second calibration sample array has laboratory area weights Wt′(x) assigned using typical laboratory gravimetric analysis. The area weight measurements or weight arrays S′WtT(x), S′WtO(x) and S′WtI(x), taken on the array of second calibration samples using the above described techniques employing the constants KT0–KI4 and equation 1 are not equal to the laboratory weight array Wt′(x) of the second calibration samples array. In fact, they differ substantially from the laboratory weight array Wt′(x) of the second calibration set, i.e., Wt′(x)≠S′WtT(x)≠S′WtO(x)≠S′WtI(x).
With reference to
The composition correction algorithm generates values that are subtracted from the basis weights computed from the total T detector array to obtain correct basis weight values. The relationship between the correction signal array C(x) and the measurement error array ME(x) for the array of second calibration samples are apparent in
Referring to
ME(x)=a+b*C(x)+c*C(x)2 +d*C(x)3 (Eq. 2)
Where a, b, c, and d are constants based on curve fitting. In step 111, a compensated or correct area or basis weight CWt′(x) determination is made using the following equation based on data from the basis weight measurements array of the second calibration samples:
CWt′(x)=S′Wt T(x)−ME(x)=S′Wt T(x)−[a+b*C(x)+c*C(x)2 +d*C(x)3] (Eq. 3)
Using equation 3, a compensated basis weight having good correlation to the laboratory basis weight can be determined, with some small residual laboratory error or uncertainty due to nuclear statistics in each measurement, so that:
The equation works well over a broad range of variation in atomic composition for additives having atomic number between 4 and 22. For processes having higher atomic number additives the atomic composition of the array of second calibration samples is modified to better match the additives having higher atomic numbers and new a, b, c, and d constants are determined. A block diagram of the entire signal-processing concept is shown in
The web measurement signals may be filtered or averaged before the composition correction curve is generated or the derived correction signal can be filtered or averaged before being applied to web measurement signal S′WtT, see 112 in
Once the calibration steps of the flowchart of
Although the above disclosure is based on the use of an array of detectors having an overall array size of 15�15 with each detector being a one millimeter square cell, it is understood that other sizes and geometries of both arrays and detectors may be used in accordance with the teachings of the present application. For example, a sensor based on circular geometry may have a circular inner detector surrounded by an annular outer detector that partially or wholly rings the circular inner detector. Any arrangement that employs solid-state PIN radiation detectors to separately detect transmitted radiation at different spatial locations in the detector plane is within the scope of the present invention.
It is also possible to provide two or more sets of outer detectors. For example in the embodiment illustrated in
CWt″(x)=S″Wt T(x)−ME″(x)
CWt″(x)=S″Wt T(x)−[a+b*C 1(x)+c*C 1(x)2 +d*C 1(x)3 +e*C 2(x)+f*C 2(x)2 +g*C 2(x)3]
Where C1 is based on the total T detector array and the set of outer detectors X and C2 is based on the total T detector array and the original set of outer detectors O. Accordingly, it can be seen that the number of sets of outer detectors can be expanded until no further improvement is added to the compensated weight value. This aspect of the invention is believed to be particularly applicable to other than paper webs, for example in alloy compensation in flat sheet metal webs.
Although the invention has been described with particular reference to certain illustrated embodiments thereof, variations and modifications of the present invention can be effected within the spirit and scope of the following claims.
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CyPhaCon strives each year to bring you our awesome attendees the best Musical Guests around. With this we always bring back our fan favorites to kick off the parties and concerts each and every year!
Suzaku 7
Consisting of a compliment of some of the most talented musicians in the New Orleans area, The Suzaku 7 was formed in 2004 by founding members Dreux Blalock and Elricka Fletcher. After having played at various venues, the disaster that was Hurricane Katrina forced the seven celestial warriors to part ways. After seeing the devastation that was caused by the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami of March 11, 2011, and remembering the aid brought to the Gulf Coast after Katrina by Japan, Blalock decided to reform what he could of The Suzaku 7 in hopes of raising awareness and money through their shows to donate to help the people of Japan.
The Suzaku 7 bring forward a show that is unprecedented in today's market: A band of true heroes, who like their mythical namesake, have come together to help a nation in need.
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Darian Avery is an up and coming producer from Lafayette, Louisiana. He has been in the EDM scene for quite a while, but only started delving into production a few years ago. His history with music started when he took up piano lessons in the first grade. After 8 years, Darian took up percussion and started his high school career on drumline, where he played for 5 years. At the same time, he simultaneously picked up kit drumming, taking lessons from Hawley "Joe" Gary of Spank The Monkey. A year later, he and his friends founded a Christian metalcore project, which came to be known as Martyr of Men. After releasing The Attic: EP, two singles, and having a strong three year run, Martyr of Men parted ways. It was around this time that fellow drummer Jeremy Johnson introduced Darian and life-long friend Will Keller to production of electronic music. At this time in his life, both Darian and Will had already taken some interest in music production, and thus began their journey into production of EDM. From that point on, Will and Darian worked with each other in order to learn more about making EDM. After much hard word and many long hours, Darian worked to perfect his skill and develop the sound that he has today, and looks to provide the heaviest and most innovative sound possible for all who hear his music.
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Professor Shyguy's music can be best described as; high energy, chiptune-electro-rocking, 8-bit, epically vocalized, highly danceable, theatrical nerd-pop. Singing 50% about video games and the other 50% is anything from Space/Time to English Language gymnastics. His performance consists of singing, playing guitar, keyboards, and drums, sometimes three of those things at the same time"


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If you care about ending homelessness, our 22nd annual October in Paradise is a great opportunity to support our progress toward effective solutions. This year October in Paradise will be held on Thursday October 6th from 5:30-10 pm at beautiful Paradise Ridge Winery.
Become an event sponsor, donate an item to our auction or raffle, buy a block of tickets, or simply attend and have a wonderful evening. Sponsors and donors are acknowledged in our program, invitation and on our website.
We'll start the evening with hors d'oeuvres, fine wine, and enjoy vintage jazz and blues by The doRiaN Mode. Jack Tibbetts will emcee and we'll present our Spirit of Service and Marijke Byck's Spirit of Community Awards to this year's recipients. You'll have great fun bidding on fantastic getaways, unique treasures, handmade crafts, a hot air balloon ride, and a selection of premium wines in our bountiful auction.
We're also offering a private tour of Marijke's Grove Sculpture Garden led by Dr. Walter Byck, owner of Paradise Ridge Winery, starting at 5 pm, just prior to our event. Included in your tour will be the Temple of Remembrance, the LOVE sculpture and much more.
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Supplier: IHS Product Design
Description: COLLARS FOR SHEAR PINS FOR AIRCRAFTShow More
Supplier: Berg W.M., Inc.
Description: 3-D PULLEYS
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- Sprocket Pitch: 0.9987 inch
- Number of Teeth: 20 Teeth
- Bore Diameter: 0.3125 inch
- Hub Diameter (if applicable): 0.5000 inch
Supplier: Berg W.M., Inc.
Description: PIN HUB CHAIN SPROCKET
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- Number of Teeth: 15
- Hub Diameter (if applicable): 0.6250 inch
- Outside Diameter: 0.8110 inch
- Material: All Plastic
Supplier: Renold Canada
Description: and temperature-resistant Modular construction - available in coupling, brakedrum and shear pin designs Taper bore version available Standard Range Comprises Shaft to shaft Shear Pin Brake Drum/Disc Applications Conveyors Escalators Mixers Pumps General Industrial Applications
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- Coupling Type: Other
- Bore Diameter: 1.97 to 10.24 inch
- Coupling Diameter: 4.92 to 19.29 inch
- Rated Torque: 1717 to 287611 In-lbs
Supplier: Littelfuse, Inc.
Description: The Model 777-FT can be used on any three phase motor drawing from 2-800 amps. It's lineartrip feature can be set to trip in as little as 320ms, allowing one to protect mechanical drivesfrom breaking chains, shear pins, etc. This product has been specifically designed for wastewater, conveyor, lift
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- Motor / Load Phase: Three Phase Protection
- Features: Phase Failure (Loss), Phase Reversal, Visual Indicator
- Operating Temperature: -4 to 158 F
Supplier: Dytran Instruments, Inc.
Description: Mini triaxial accelerometer, 1mV/g, 3 grams, titanium housing, shear construction, 4-pin connector, adhesive mount
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- Acceleration: -5000 to 5000 g
- Frequency Range: 1.2 to 10000 Hz
- Minimum Accuracy: 1 +/-% FS
- Number of Axes: Triaxial
Supplier: Mountz, Inc.
Description: applications. Ideal tool for applications where air and electricity aren't easily accessible. Most models furnished with anti-windup ratchets allowing jobs to be performed easily, efficiently and safely. Shear pin at input drive protects gear box in case of torque overload. Constructed with qualityShow More
Supplier: Strainsert
Description: Features Precision Load Sensing Easy Installation Rugged Bolt Series, CBA Direct Force Measurement Internally Sealed Strain Gages High Strength Stainless Steel
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- Accuracy: 0.7228 ±% Full Scale
- Multi-Axis (if required): Biaxial
- Force Measured: Shear
- Load Cell Package: Load Pin
Supplier: SPIROL
Description: be harder than the host. If additional hardness is required to keep the knurls from shearing, the pins can be case hardened if .125" (3 mm) or larger.
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- Dowel Pins: All Dowel Pins, Straight Dowel
- Bulk Package: Yes
- English or Metric: English
- Diameter / Size: 0.0840 to 0.2620 inch
Supplier: ASME
Description: This Code is applicable to the following types of reclosing & non reclosing pressure relief devices; (A) Pressure relief valves (B) Rupture disk devices (part 1 only) (C) Breaking/shear pin devices (part 1 only), and (D) Fusible plug devices (part 1 only) Other pressure relief devices may be testedShow More
Supplier: TFC Ltd.
Description: Provides sound dampening feature Dampens vibration Ideal for cooling fan applications in computers Material: Pin - Heat stabilised Nylon, Body - TPE Colour: Black Pull out force to remove the pin from the grommet: approx. 4lbs Vertical shear force on (4) pin fan mounting: Approximately 38lbs
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- Rivet Type: Other
Supplier: Sumitomo Machinery Corp. of America
Description: torque capacity up to 57M lb-in Spacer, mill type, vertical, rigid, shear-pin, limited end-play, spindle, sliding and brake wheel options available Contact your local sales office for more information Grid type Standard bore sizes up to 20 inches maximum Standard torque capacity up to 8.25M lb-in
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- Coupling Type: Flexible Link
- Rated Torque: 81416 to 817699 In-lbs
- Rated Speed: 4000 rpm
Supplier: ASTM International
Description: . For more typical block systems with concrete shear keys and trailing lips that exhibit dilatant interface shear behavior, or a system with shear pins, the most consistent test results were developed using the flexible airbag arrangement. The results of this paper can be used to guide the selectionShow More
Supplier: jbj Techniques Limited
Description: when misaligned. » Available for either horizontal or vertical installations. » Disengaging or shear pin options on request. » Spacer type connections accommodate large shaft end gaps. » Nylon sleeve options require no lubrication. From small individual components to large
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- Coupling Type: Gear / Multi-Jaw
- Bore Diameter: 3.94 inch
- Angular Misalignment: 1.5 degrees
- Rated Torque: 21239 In-lbs
Supplier: C&K Components
Description: Features/Benefits 3.5 x 3.55 mm footprint Front PIP leads option for strong shear resistance ESD pin option Reduced footprint Typical Applications Nomad devices Remote controls Personal health diagnostics Consumer electronics
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- Switching Mechanism: SPST
- Configuration: Normally Open (NO)
- Actuator Specifications: Raised Pushbutton
- Switch Type Function: Momentary Contact
Supplier: KTR Corporation
Description: the re-engagement can clearly be heard. Now the overload coupling is ready for operation again. Product features Idle-rotation safety clutch (load-separating) High repeating accuracy The intelligent further development to the shear pin coupling and hydraulic overload systems Setting range
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- Torque Rating: 3.69 to 6047 Ft-lbs
- Specialty Clutch Types: Slip Clutch / Disengagement Torque Limiter
- Clutch Engagement: Plate / Disc
- Features & Options: Adjustable Torque, Automatic Re-engagement
Supplier: Carr Lane Manufacturing Co.
Description: together. This assembly provides excellent shear strength, comparable to a solid pin. Expanding Pins can be installed in through holes or blind holes.
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- Locating and Fixturing Pins: Search All Locating and Fixturing Pins, Round Locating Pin
- English or Metric: English
- Diameter / Size: 0.2500 to 1 inch
- Length: 0.5000 to 4 inch
Description: Skid and vibration resistant. Insert centre shaft into mounting hole and press pin to secure foot. Colour: Black. Shear force 10kg minimum. Material: Foot: Santoprene (RMS-42), 80 Durometer, Shore A. Pin: Polypropylene (RMS-126) Type = Soft Fast Foot Diameter = 20mm Foot Height = 15mm Foot Shape
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- Application: Leveling
- Machine Mount Type: Leveling Foot
Supplier: Renold Jeffrey
Description: , normally to suit a specific application in harsh or difficult drive situations, examples being: Sprockets incorporating shafts Welded or detachable hubs Shear pin devices fitted Necklace sprockets made up of chain plates and individual tooth sections for turning large drums or tables. CombinationShow More
Supplier: TE Connectivity – Sensors
Description: shear mode which provide a flat frequency response up to >7kHz. BENEFITS 4-pin Connector Interface Wide bandwidth up to 7kHz Screw Mounting Titanium, Light Weight Annular Shear Mode Crystals Stable Temperature Response
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- Acceleration: -500 to 500 g
- Frequency Range: 0.5000 to 6500 Hz
- Number of Axes: Triaxial
- Sensor Technology: Piezoelectric
Supplier: SPIROL
Description: Dowel bushings are used to locate components in conjunction with bolts which pass through the inside of the bushing after it has been installed. Separate holes for locating pins are eliminated. The hardened bushings also absorb shear loads, isolating the bolts from these forces.
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- Dowel Pins: All Dowel Pins, Straight Dowel
- Specialty and Other Pins: Other
- Bulk Package: Yes
- English or Metric: Metric
Standards and Technical Documents - Loaded pins in axially loaded bars. Maximum elastic stress at hole boundary. -- 66011Supplier: IHS ESDU
Description: ESDU 66011 gives a method of determining the maximum shear stress at the boundary of a hole in an axially loaded bar with an additional axially aligned load entering via a pin in the hole. The pin may be either a push-fit or interference-fit in the hole. This is typical of the loading systemShow More
Description: , Kerosene Application = Bicycles, Cables, Coil, Fishing Equipment, Hinge, Hinge Pin, Hunting Equipment, Lawnmower, Locks, Motor Saw, Shear, Tools, Windscreen Wipers Package Type = Aerosol
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- Chemistry / Constituents: Petroleum / Mineral Oil
- Features: Specialty
Supplier: Fixtureworks
Description: or removed into or out of a hole. The shanks are made from 300 series stainless steel. The 300 series stainless steel is not recommended in application where shear forces are a factor. The handles are made from 2024-T4 aluminum and anodized black. The pins are supplied with a stainless steel split ring
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- Locating and Fixturing Pins: Search All Locating and Fixturing Pins, Quick Release Pin
- Specialty and Other Pins: Other
- English or Metric: English
- Diameter / Size: 0.3750 inch
Supplier: KTR Corporation
Description: acceleration and braking Produce connections that are permanently free from destruction, i. e. no shearing off of keyways, dowel pins, pins, etc. Specifically suitable for high-speed drives Insensitive to dirt Reusable repeatedly Overload protection of the machine components by slipping (repeated slipping
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- Locking Configuration: External
- Design Units: Metric
- Maximum Torque: 5.45E6 Ft-lbs
Description: Built-in load capacitors Resonance Frequency = 4.915MHz Frequency Tolerance = ±0.5% Mode of Oscillation = Shear Load Capacitance = 15pF Frequency Stability = ±0.2% Mounting Type = Through Hole Pin Count = 3 Length = 8mm Maximum Operating Temperature = +80 °C Minimum Operating
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- Package / Form Factor: Other
- Oscillation Frequency: 4.92E6 Hz
- Operating Temperature: -4 to 176 F
Description: Our professional 5 in 1 VDE Combimax Pliers is an Electrician multi function side cutter used to cut hard and soft wires. The comfortable grip is ideal for bending and cutting work. Features and Benefits. Shear M3.5 patress screws. Precision cutting edges. Grip nuts, bolts, flats, pipes, nails
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- Type: Combination
- Length: 7.09 inch
Supplier: Dytran Instruments, Inc.
Description: The Dytran model 3093M32 is a case isolated triaxial IEPE accelerometer with a 10 mV/g sensitivity, vertical height of 0.61-inches (15.4-millimeters) and an overall weight of 10 grams. Featuring ceramic shear sensing elements packaged in a lightweight titanium housing, design of the model 3093M32
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- Acceleration: -500 to 500 g
- Frequency Range: 0.7000 to 5000 Hz
- Minimum Accuracy: 1 +/-% FS
- Number of Axes: Triaxial
Standards and Technical Documents - Continuous Scaling 3D Micro Flow Printing For Improved Spot Morphology In Protein Microarrays - BIOMED 2013
Description: protein microarray applications. Consistent spot morphology, a continual and persistent problem in traditional pin printed microarrays, was compared under variable printed flow rates. The final assessment was performed using a rudimentary shear model. Force effects discussion and statistical dataShow More
Supplier: U.S. Tsubaki Power Transmission, LLC
Description: Double Flex Chain rotates on two planes, making it an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications. The pin bearing sur faces and selected sliding surfaces are induction hardened for extended wear life. The Double Flex Chain offers a large sliding area to decrease shear on the chain
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- Maximum Allowable Load: 4000 lbs
- Features: Double Pitch, Flexible
- Strand Configuration: Single
Supplier: Jewell Instruments, LLC
Description: requirements. Features & Benefits Filtering Available FAA DO-160 Qualified Versions Available in 28V Aircraft Input Connector or Pin Configuration 0.20% 10-year Scale Factor Stability Wide Bandwidths for Higher Range Applications Applications Aircraft Flight Controls Aircraft Fatigue
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- Frequency Range: 60 Hz
- Device Type: Sensor / Transducer
- Features: Sealed
- Maximum Shock: 100 g
Description: , double-shielded case. The 5220B-100 has a top integral two-pin receptacle MS3102-10SL-4P. The system transmits its low impedance voltage output through the same pin or twisted pair cable that supplies the required constant current power. The model 5220B-100 offers a very wide dynamic range and a low noise floor
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- Acceleration: 80 g
- Frequency Range: 0.8000 to 8000 Hz
- Number of Axes: Single Axis
- Sensor Technology: Piezoelectric
Description: against environmental contamination. The signal ground is isolated from the mounting surface by a hard anodized insulator. The accelerometer is available in two sensitivities, 10 mV/g (7253D-10) and 100 mV/g (7253D-100). Each axis utilizes an Endevco type P-8 shear piezoelectric sensing element
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- Acceleration: -50 to 500 g
- Frequency Range: 1 to 15000 Hz
- Number of Axes: Triaxial
- Sensor Technology: Piezoelectric
Supplier: National Instruments
Description: National Instruments offers a variety of sensor types to complete your vibration analysis applications. You can choose from three single-axis accelerometers: two ceramic accelerometers and one industrial measurement accelerometer with a two-pin connection. The triaxial accelerometer minimizes
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- Frequency Range: 2 to 8000 Hz
- Number of Axes: Triaxial
- Features: Integrated Electronics Piezo Electric (IEPE)
- Maximum Shock: 1000 g
Grinding Mills and Pulverizers - Rotor / Beater Mill -- Variable-Speed Rotor Mill PULVERISETTE 14 Classic LineSupplier: Fritsch GmbH - Milling and Sizing
Description: preparation according to RoHS. Method of operation A rotor with moulded-on ribs spins at high speed to comminute the sample through collision forces. In addition, the sharp-edged teeth together with the inserted sieve cut the sample through shearing. In the last comminution stage, the sample
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- Industry or Material Processed: Chemicals / Fertilizers, Construction Materials / Cement, Food Processing / Grain, Pharmaceutical / Cosmetics, Wood / Pulp & Paper, Polymers, Power / Coal & Coke, Waste / Recycling
- Scale / Capacity: Lab / Pilot
- Process Type: Dry
- Feed: Batch
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Quick Release Ball Lock Pins
hole. All quick release pins are available in a variety of lengths and diameters with shank materials in either: - 17-4 stainless steel: provides high shear strength and excellent corrosion resistance - 300 series stainless steel: has a low shear strength, but excellence corrosion resistance - 4130 (read more)
Browse Industrial Pins Datasheets for Fixtureworks
Load Sensing Actuator Clevis Pins
those strains which are induced by the shear forces at these two sections, the strain gages are positioned and oriented with great precision, at a neutral plane relative to one specific direction of pin loading. The four strain gages (two at each location) are electrically connected to form a full (read more)
Browse Industrial Pins Datasheets for Strainsert
Standard Wire Rope Load Pins
the shear forces at these two sections, the strain gages are positioned and oriented with great precision, at a neutral plane relative to one specific direction of pin loading. The four strain gages (two at each location) are electrically connected to form a full bridge, the signal from each strain (read more)
Browse Industrial Pins Datasheets for Strainsert
Coiled Spring Pins
vibration, thus eliminating hole damage on all the components of the assembly resulting in maximum product life. UNIFORM STRENGTH AND FLEXIBILITY Force direction does not affect the flexibility and shear strength of the SPIROL® coiled pin. Compression causes the pin to coil from the outer edge inwardly (read more)
Browse Spring Pins Datasheets for SPIROL
New Quick Ship for Force Sensing Load Pins
Series of load pins is one of our most popular load pin lines, and are unique force sensors utilizing the internal strain gage transducer process developed by Strainsert. These load pins offer precision force measurement by replacing existing shear pins, clevis bolts, load pins, shear axles and many (read more)
Browse Industrial Pins Datasheets for Strainsert
SPIROL Introduces New Ground Hollow Dowel
Series GD100 supplements SPIROL's Coiled Pins and Alignment Bushings that are also used for alignment. This new precision line is offered in four standard diameters: Ø8, Ø10, Ø12 and Ø16mm. Special sizes can be designed upon request. When required, the GD100 line can be case hardened for wear resistance (read more)
Browse Dowel Pins Datasheets for SPIROL
Standard Force Sensing Clevis Pins / Bolts
® and Tension Links. These clevis pins and clevis bolts offer precision force measurement by replacing existing shear pins, clevis bolts, clevis pins, shear axles and many other types of pinned joints for the aerospace, automotive, marine and military industries. FEATURES The Strain gages are sealed (read more)
Browse Force and Torque Instruments Datasheets for Strainsert
OMEGA Engineering, Inc.
Load Pin Load Cell
LCP375 Series are compact size load pins designed for tension and compression measurements. They can be applied on clevis pin shackles, loading cranes, lifting fittings, sprockets and pulley axles by replacing existing shear pins, clevis bolts, clevis pins, shear axles and many other types of (read more)
Browse Load Cells Datasheets for OMEGA Engineering, Inc.
U.S. Tsubaki Power Transmission, LLC
Custom Shock Relay
shear pins and torque limiters don't provide enough protection. They are just not reliable. Electronic Shock Relay from U.S. Tsubaki Acts before the Damage Occurs These accurate, adjustable devices can determine if the equipment is operating properly. If the Shock Relay detects a problem, it shuts (read more)
Browse Safety Relays Datasheets for U.S. Tsubaki Power Transmission, LLC
TE Connectivity – Sensors
Vibration Sensor - Model 7132AHT Accelerometer
annular shear mode with an operating temperature range of -55C to +163C. Features: Triaxial IEPE Accelerometer -55° to +163°C Operating Range ±50g to ±2000g Dynamic Range 4-Pin Microtech Connector Interface Hermetically Sealed, Titanium Wide Bandwidth to 10kHz Stable Temperature Response Applications: Vibration & Shock Monitoring, Laboratory Testing, High Temperature Testing, High Frequency Applications, General Purpose Usage, Automotive Testing (read more)
Browse Accelerometers Datasheets for TE Connectivity – Sensors
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The Pin
An attempt is made to analyze strain and stress of different types of pins in more detail than the conventional consideration of the shear strength offers. The analysis reveals that there are cases in which the shear strength is not the criterion for the proper selection of size and type of pin
From the Safety Files: Poor dock leveler maintenance leads to injury
that a truck and dockleveler could touch one another during normal operation, a safety fuse or shear pin should have been built into the mechanism to let the lip extender disengage if it encountered an obstacle. In fact, the dockleveler's manufacturer sold an
Riveter harnesses inertia
, or keys, which engage matching slots running the length of the actuator's front end. A shear pin connects the rod and shaft coupler and breaks if an overload becomes imminent, acting like a fuse and failing before real damage is done. To set a rivet, the motor spins the flywheel to a user-determined
Semipermanent Pins
Pins are typically used under primarily shear loading. They are separated into two groups: semipermanent and quick release. These general design rules apply to all types of semipermanent pins: Removal and installation of semipermanent pins require the application of pressure or the aid of tools
Torque limiters get fillers out of a jam
Plymouth, Minn., prevent overloads and jam-ups in automated filling systems, without cumbersome shear pins and complex arrays of electronic limit switches. Monoblock filler systems handle liquids and solid particulates and process up to 600 containers/min in sizes 0.5 oz to 12 gallons. A Zero-Max
Incoming Inspection - Is The Viscosity Correct? (.pdf)
of viscosity tells us that most materials have a flow behavior which exhibits a decrease in viscosity with increasing shear rate. (See Figure 1) This is fortunate because it means that we can pump food materials more easily (and with less energy) once everything is moving. So when a vendor cites
FEA Update: How to add joints to beam structures
of freedom per node: translation in the X, Y, and Z axis and rotations about these three axes, " says Luczak. "Translations allow transmitting shear loads in two directions and an axial load. Rotations allow bending about two axes perpendicular to each other and a torque along the axis. When two
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Study on Fracture Test of Rocket Shear Pin .
CR4 - Thread: Measuring the Force to Shear a Pin
I am having problem with a simple design drive hub that has a shear pin installed.
International Space Station Utilization Conference and Exhibit > Second generation shear cell design for the diffusion processes in Molten Semiconductors Proje...
Measurements of the new shear pin , which is broken to begin the diffusion experiment, indicate that a torque of 1.35 ± 0.29 N-m (1.00 ± 0.21 ft-lbf) is necessary to break the shear pin.
Handbook of Pyrotechnics
A shear pin of low strength is commonly used as a simple release system in thrusters designed for tensile loads of up to 5,000 pounds, whereas a ball detent release mechanism is frequently used in thrusters for tensile loads exceeding 5 …
Federal Register > Tuesday, October 31, 2000 > [65 FR 64898] Airworthiness Directives; Bombardier Model CL-600-2B19 Series Airplanes
That AD also requires installation of new elevator flutter dampers, and replacement of shear pins and shear links with new improved shear pins and shear links.
CR4 - Thread: Shear Pin (Safety Pin)
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30 MJ superconducting magnetic energy storage stabilizing coil. Final report for construction
Glass chips generated during drilling of the shear pin holes through the inner support rings are carefully vacuumed to keep the coil clean .
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to Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), a giant among the many such of our Founding Fathers. Altho he, like all of us, had some faults, he left to us legacies that even today we revere and defend.
Located in Ocracoke - one of the prettiest little towns in North Carolina!
April 13th, 2017 by Fred Westervelt
to Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), a giant among the many such of our Founding Fathers. Altho he, like all of us, had some faults, he left to us legacies that even today we revere and defend.
April 3rd, 2017 by Fred Westervelt
Hey, y'all…
Just a quick premention of several events worth your attention in the next several weeks.
Clam Chowder Cook Off 15 April: . Yummy and exciting.
Easter Sunrise Service 16 April: be visually awed looking east and watch the sun emerge across the Atlantic.
British Cemetery Memorial Service 12 May. An annual tribute to WW II
More details for these and others will follow here and in The Ocracoke Observer and Ocracoke Current.
February 5th, 2017 by Fred Westervelt
Why, love, of course. And what better time and manner to express this than a trip to The Cove on Ocracoke Island for Valentine's Day?
We might even dream up a special something in honor of the occasion.
Think about it, and come see us!
December 17th, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
Once again, for the 11th year, the Christmas Season brings us the Annual Ocracoke Oyster Roast and Shrimp Boil. Come to the Ocracoke Seafood Company Fish House 2 to 5 PM December 30. Traditional condiments and a Special Fish Stew will be included in the price of admission determined when the oysters are purchased.
Dessert and hot cider will follow from 3 to 6 PM at the Working Watermen's Exhibit in Community Square. Islanders and visitors are asked to bring a dessert to share.
Proceeds help to fund the Ocracoke Working Watermen's Association education and outreach activities.
December 2nd, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
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Yes, it's that time of year again, when we applaud the life and works of Ludwig van Beethoven, born December 16th, 1770.
Happie Birthday, Ludwig. Your remarkable contributions live on.
October 16th, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
At this time last weekend, following several days of what turned out to be overly optimistic predictions that Hurricane Matthew would drift eastward and largely spare us, Ocracokers were nonetheless battened down for the worst. And 'twas well they were.
The storm struck with full fury, with severe wind and major flooding thruout the village.
Recovery is proceeding, and we expect to back in good form by the 17th. However, a major disappointment for all is the resulting cancellation of this year's Pirate's Jamboree at the end of October. Much of the logistical underpinnings for that event has been badly compromised
Nonetheless, there will be lots to do and see, and the weather is gorgeous.
For details of all this see www.ocracokeobserver.com
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Good legends are hard to squelch- and this is one of the best…
Re-enactment pirates, a la Blackbeard and friends, are returning to Ocracoke for the 4th Annual Pirate Jamboree October 28-30. This is Aargh and Avast land in spades, with dueling, a ship-to-ship running battle, encampments, handiwork and more.
These have been much fun in recent years, and as a dividend lead into Hallowe'en- costume contest, trick-or-treating and all. Safe and sane.
A complete schedule of events is available at www.ocracokevillage.com.
August 26th, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
As we drift gently toward the exit of August we are reminded that just around the corner is Labor Day, the first Monday in September. But there's more. Labor Day was first celebrated in 1882 in recognition of the importance of labor organizations and their members. Who knew? But, in fairness, who really thinks of this- it's a holiday!
On Ocracoke, as elsewhere, it marks the unofficial end of summer and it's holiday mode. Youngsters will be returning to school, most of them elsewhere, thus disappearing from our beaches and roads. Shops, restaurants and lodgings will be less crowded. There's a recovered calm about.
Ah, the solitude! Crossing the road is less an athletic event. The air is mostly friendlier, we turn our tho'ts toward the Pirates' Jamboree and Hallowe'en, lawn mowing is less frequent. Relax. Fall fishing is the thing. Yesterday the beach was happily populated, the water 81 degrees, the surf gentle. My guess is that even the ferries will be more accommodating.
Join us? You'll love it!
June 22nd, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
For those who are curious, and for those familiar with these pages over the years, we are pleased to note that once again, after a brief interruption, Ocracoke will enjoy fireworks on Independence Day. Not on the 4th, but on the evening of the 3rd, to usher in the joy of freedom.
Thus, Mr. Adams- yep that Mr. Adams- will look down and be pleased that his prediction, in a letter written on 2 July, 1776 to his wife Abigail, will come to pass once again- that Independence will be "celebrated as the great anniversary Festival….with Pomp and Parade,…..and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from tis Time forward forever more."
So Thanks, Mr. Adams. And to Mr. Franklin, who when asked what form of government he anticipated replied "A Republic- if you can keep it.": we're struggling a bit, but we'll do it.
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May 26th, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
As Memorial Day approaches my mind drifted into the topic. We know that the day sprang from the Civil War, and in my early days I recall aged veterans of that strife marching in parades. The Spanish War didn't seem to play much of a part. Then World War I ("the war to end all wars", remember?) contributed the ubiquitous poppy, and we each had one- stemming from Col. McCrae's immortal "In Flanders fields the poppies blow, between the crosses, row on row…"
Then shortly along came World War II, truly world-wide with its terrible carnage. We hoped for no more, only to find ourselves in Korea, then 'Nam- and on and on. There really have been no more intervals between wars- just a continuum of combat or threatened combat- you know the names- to this day. And those who have sacrificed so much are in one or another way with us still.
"Rest, comrades, rest and sleep;
We have the watch."
Interrupt the barbecue and the beach for a moment, and think on it even if briefly.
April 29th, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
During the early days of World War II the shipping lanes along our East Coast became known, sorrowfully, as "Torpedo Alley". Unescorted, many ships and crews carrying war materiel to Britain were the victims of German U-boats. Early on 12 May, 1942 HMT Bedfordshire, on anti-submarine patrol, was added to this list, torpedoed and sunk with all hands.
The bodies of four seamen from Bedfordshire washed up on Ocracoke shore, and were buried in what became known as British Cemetery, later ceded to the United Kingdom and tended by U.S. Coast Guard personnel.
Each May there is a memorial service, attended by representatives of The U.S., Britain, Canada and Germany. This year the ceremony will be held on 13 May. Should you be among those fortunate enough to be here, do plan to attend. You'll never forget it.
April 13th, 2016 by Sharon Brodisch
We recently had a Facebook contest where I asked former guests to submit a photo of something here at The Cove Bed & Breakfast, or somewhere here on the island. Congratulations to Amy Shuman, who sent a picture of John shucking oysters for happy hour; and Jill Seaman, who submitted a picture of one of our beach bikes waiting patiently for her return, at the bike rack at Springer's Point. Both ladies will receive a fun Ocracoke prize package selected just for them.
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March 23rd, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
For the last week or so, I've been watching the leaves emerge on our fig trees. I love the two trees we have in our front yard, they aren't really my fig producers (that's the old gnarly tree out back). But together they make a wonderful privacy fence for our guests when they are enjoying breakfast on a beautiful Ocracoke summer morning, or a glass of wine watching the sunset over the Pamlico Sound. Ahh, that is what makes me dream of figs, when I see those leaves I know that means summer will be here soon, my very favorite season of the year! You can already feel the air is getting warmer, I can hop on a bike with just a light sweater, the flannel sheets are packed up for another year, and I can throw open the doors and windows to let in the fresh Spring air.
So come on summer 2016, we're ready for our figs!
March 7th, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
…when a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of…" Ocracoke, of course- the beach, boating, friends and fun.
Officially 20 March, but already one senses a softness in the air, the blooming daffodils, and car tracks on the beach. Restaurants and others are coming alive after the winter break, and one must again look before crossing the road. On the 27th is the Easter Sunrise Service- on the beach facing east over the Atlantic, the sun lifts gloriously over the purest of horizons. An uplifting experience.
So many events coming up soon, come on down and join in the fun!
March 17, St Patrick's Parade
March 18 and 19, NC Shell Club meeting
March 26, come on down and vote for me in the Clam Chowder Cookoff!
April 23, Ocracoke Island 5/10K and Family Fun Run
April 24, Ocracoke Island 1/2 Marathon
April 30, Portsmouth Island homecoming
February 1st, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
Now that our month of R and R is concluded, Ocracoke also stirs and swings into high gear for February- additionally noteworthy for Groundhog Day (the 2nd), Super Bowl L (oops, the NFL has rejected the Roman, thus it's 50) on the 7th,Valentine's Day (14th), several notable presidential birthdays, and 'tis Leap Year as well.
We drove on he beach yesterday- and had it all to ourselves for as far as we could see both ways. Almost calm "surf", a few birds and absolutely silent. Nice!
January 2nd, 2016 by Fred Westervelt
True, this is 2 days late… but this is Ocracoke.Our weather is delightful.
Trying to recall important happenings of earlier –16s, I didn't do so well. 1616- Wm Shakespeare, Bard of Avon, dies; 1816- just after the end of the 1812 war; 1916- halfway thru the "War to End All Wars" (oof). And this year- yet to be written.
So- Happie New Year! Onward and upward, we can hope.
December 25th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
Merrie Christmas to all, and to all a good night!
December 16th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
Last year at about this time we launched Happy Birthday wishes toward Ludwig van Beethoven (yep ,born in Belgium). A remarkable man.
We can do no better in acknowledging this than to refer you to an earlier blog, that on 16 Dec 2014.
. . . –
December 4th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
Those of us old enough to recall it will never forget the stunning news of the Sunday, December 7th 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor which officially launched the U.S. into WW II. We had been following the Eropean war and that in North Africa, of course, and perhaps by whistling in the dark hoped that we could remain uninvolved.
As we now know, we had sub rosa long been playing a support role to Great Britain, but public sentiment was opposed to deeper engagement. Sound familiar?
"Those who cannot remember their history are condemned to repeat it"
December 4th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
As the year draws to a close, another Ocracoke tradition looms, for on 8 December (5-7 PM) we'll have our Tree Lighting together with music and wassail punch. We've always wondered what the latter really is, so we looked it up (Google, of course).
Borrowing from one referemce, 'tis "mulled (another chase*) ale, curdled cream, roasted apples, eggs, cloves, ginger, nutmeg and suger.
The OPS Gift Shop will, of course, be open and welcoming, together with a raffle for a spectacular quilt lovingly made by the Ocracoke Needle and Thread Club.
Join us at the OPS Museum.
* mixed, messed or muddled
November 6th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
first eat a oyster, wrote Jonathan Swift, long ago. No longer is bravery needed- simply an appetite and a zest for the finer things in life.
The 11th Annual Oyster Roast and Shrimp Steaming, sponsored by the Ocracoke Working Watermens Association, will be enjoyed between Christmas and New Year's,. Put it on your calendar- December 30.
Keep your eye on these pages for details, and have a look at www.ocracokeworkingwatermen.org.
November 2nd, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
…time was had by all. A busy weekend, favored by super weather, The Pirate Jamboree exhibits, encampments by re-enactment groups, the sea battle in our harbor that mimed the demise of Blackbeard and the march past The Cove to Springer's Point to memorialize the infamous pirate- all well done. The scholarly talks by history buffs lent a sense of reality to it all.
And Hallowe'en- of course. Costumed (such clever outfits) Trick or Treaters, young and older alike, swarmed the Lighthouse Loop. At well northward of 200 they demolished the Cove's popcorn supply and made a large dent in the backup lollipops.
The extra hour of sleep thanks to transitioning to EST was welcome. Ocracoke enjoyed and survived-now on to Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, let's go to the beach!
October 16th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
The Ialand has dried out, the weather is magnificent and fishing is great. So– prepare yourselves for the long awaited Pirates Jamboree at the end of this month,.
Refer to our note of early August, or browse thru Ocracokeobserver.com and Ocracokecuurrent.com for details.
And- trick or treat!
October 9th, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
At present the Hatteras and Swan Quarter ferries are operating normally, and taking reservations. There is standing water here and there, warranting care in navigating..
What a week!
October 2nd, 2015 by Fred Westervelt
To all who who read these presents, Greetings:
You who follow the weather will understand the problem- while Ocracoke is quite habitable tho' wet, access to the Island is problematic. As a result, we have chosen to suspend making reservations thru Tuesday, 6 October Online reservations will be interrupted,for this period but open thereafter, and phone communications will be guided by our answering message.
For the present we shall be responding to email communications so long as internet service is intact
Thanks for understanding, See you later.


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Horizon Science Academy Cleveland High School InvenTeam
Cleveland, OH
Device to lift a kayak onto a standard car carrier
Recent Team Blogs
December 23, 2016
Hi Everyone, There has been so much happening in the last few weeks that it has all been a blur. As we see the days tick off the calendar the reality of it all is setting in. The frustration is real, and often, but the "Eureka" moments more than make up for them. Our team is...