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(July 17, 2014) -- The UTSA Alumni Association will present the 2014 alumni awards at the 15th annual Alumni Gala on Aug. 16 at the Hyatt Hill Country Resort. The association will honor Alumnus of the Year John T. Engates '94, Alumna of the Year Winell Herron '00 and Jane Burton, former UTSA Alumni Association executive director, who will receive the Distinguished Service Award.
John T. Engates is the chief technology officer at Rackspace Managed Hosting in San Antonio. Established in 1999, Rackspace delivers enterprise-level hosting services to businesses of all sizes and kinds around the world. Engates began in 2000 as vice president of operations and managed the datacenter operations and customer-service teams. He helped to develop the Intensive Hosting business unit and stepped into his current role shortly after.
Engates was one of the leading forces behind the Rackspace Microsoft Gold Certification and is recognized as a cloud computing expert internationally. He is a valued speaker at major technology conferences and speaks on topics such as the future of cloud computing, enterprise cloud adoption, data center efficiency, green data center best practices and more. Before joining Rackspace, Engates was a founder of Internet Direct, one of the oldest and largest Internet service providers in Texas. Engates graduated from UTSA with a BBA in accounting.
Winell Herron is group vice president of public affairs, diversity and environmental affairs for H-E-B in Houston. Since Herron began her career at H-E-B in 1988, she has held several other key positions at the company including director of workforce diversity and vice president of customer service. She is a trustee for H-E-B Tournament of Champions and was instrumental in creating the H-E-B Faculty Research Excellence Fund at UTSA. Herron serves on the boards of Texans Care for Children, The Ensemble Theater, Girl Scouts, Big Brothers Big Sisters, the board of trustees for the University of the Incarnate Word, and chairs the Texas NAACP Corporate Advisory Council.
In 2013, she was inducted into the Greater Houston Women's Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame in recognition of her contributions to the advancement of women and the community. Herron received her BBA from UT Austin, graduated from the USC Food Industry Management Program and is an MBA graduate of UTSA.
Jane Findling Burton spent 33 years of her career with UTSA and held the positions of director of student activities, director of the University Center, assistant athletic director for development and assistant vice president for alumni programs. She served as UTSA's first college-based development officer for the College of Liberal and Fine Arts and was the first executive director of the Alumni Association. Burton established the UTSA Ring Ceremony tradition and the Alumni Association's key fundraising events, Alumni Gala and Diploma Dash. Burton's greatest achievement was assisting with the establishment of campus housing and starting the first student union. The Jane Findling Burton Endowed Scholarship was established by alumni, faculty and friends in her honor. Burton is a graduate of Southern Methodist University.
The UTSA Alumni Association will pay special tribute to each of these honorees on Saturday, Aug. 16, at the UTSA Alumni Gala under the direction of Laura S. Murray, executive director of the UTSA Alumni Association. The gala will be at the Hyatt Hill Country Resort and will feature a cocktail reception, silent auction, dinner, live auction and an after-party sponsored by San Antonio Federal Credit Union.
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LONDON Andy Carroll is ready to fight for his place in West Ham United's starting team following a three-match suspension and the striker still has ambitions of being part of England's World Cup squad.
The 25-year-old, who has made six appearances this season after being plagued with a foot injury, was sent off in West Ham's 2-0 win over Swansea City on February 1.
"The sending-off has happened and I was annoyed at the time with missing games, which was not what I wanted after the season that I've had, but I'm over it now," Carroll, who will be available for West Ham's trip to Everton on Saturday, told the club's website (www.whufc.com).
"I just need to focus on playing the games now and getting back in the team."
After winning three successive league games during Carroll's absence, West Ham have moved up to 10th in the Premier League and the former Liverpool striker faces stiff competition for a place in Sam Allardyce's rejuvenated side.
"Coley (Carlton Cole) is on fire and has scored six goals, while Kev (Kevin Nolan) has got seven, so I've just got to work hard and hope the Gaffer sees fit to pick me," said Carroll, who spent eight days warm-weather training in Dubai during his suspension.
"It's unbelievable, where we have come from to where we are now."
With 11 Premier League matches remaining this season Carroll, who last featured for England in October 2012, is hoping to add to his nine international caps at the World Cup in Brazil.
"I have definitely not given up on the England squad and I never will do," he added.
(Reporting by Michael Hann, editing by Ed Osmond)
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Breaking news: Women use the bathroom at work.
In a column on The Daily Beast, Laura Dimon unearths the insane lengths some women go to cover up a bowel movement in the office.
One 27-year-old at a financial services firm in New York City brings her BlackBerry along while she does it, and sends an email during the experience so that she has an "alibi." A popular national morning TV show host in her 40s—who, like most others interviewed in this story, asked to remain nameless to avoid embarrassment—said that she walks 10 minutes to another section of her midtown office building to do it, and still then only does it when no one in the hallway sees her en route.
Others go to different floors, refuse to go when other women are in the bathroom or even lift their feet off the floor so coworkers can't identify the culprit by her shoes.
A New York City psychologist, who did not want to be identified, told Dimon that because females are not as biologically exposed as males, there remains an aura of mystery surrounding their inner workings.
And apparently women are afraid to break the image that they're delicate, immaculate beings.
The office environment takes this anxiety and kicks it up a notch. "The workplace still remains men's space. Women may be more hypervigilant of not breaking rules of gender by monitoring their femininity even more," Kwan says. Harvard anthropologist Kimberly Theidon agrees. "Office space is already pre-determined as a masculine space and women enter it," she says, adding that there is a "long history of women trying to manage their bodies in their workplace," and a struggle to not be identified with or associated solely with their bodies.
Though the column only focused on women, we're pretty sure that odd smell in your office is from the men's room. Blame Ed in accounting.
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Atlanta Falcons running back Tevin Coleman is dealing with a cracked rib. It will take 4-6 weeks for the rib to fully heal, however, it is not displaced so there is no danger of it puncturing any organs. This will become a matter of pain management. Dr. Vernon B. Williams, the director of the Kerlan-Jobe Center for Sports Neurology and Pain Medicine in Los Angeles explained the situation. "The more common scenario is if there is pain associated with the rib fracture and that pain can limit a person from taking a deep breathe," Williams aid. "If you are exerting yourself and you've got to take deep breathes, which most of us do, when we are exerting ourselves, the pain associated with the cracked rib can be difficult and kind of shorten your inspiration hellip; Oral medications, anti-inflammatory medications and pain medications can be helpful. There are now some topical agents that are sometimes used like a local anesthetic patch that can be applied over the skin in that area … We can turn the century nerve off for months at a time. You can get some really good pain control that way. It's a very, very safe way of turning the nerve off that's sending pain signals. That's great because it doesn't involve any medication and it can be very effective for a long period of time. It's a way of pain control by therapy. It's basically freezing the nerve so that it is unable to send pain signals … We'll normally use a four-to-six week period for a complete healing of the rib. But a lot of the symptoms, the pain associated and limitations are normally going to improve in that two-to-four week period."
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The SEC fires back at Judge Rakoff who just threw out the agency's settlement with Citigroup (C) over punk mortgage securitizations. The Rakoff ruling "ignores decades of established practice throughout federal agencies and decisions of the federal courts." Established practice. Hello SEC, that's the issue.
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The SEC is a minion of the financial institutions and the judge is right that they are acting more in concert to hide the rank practices of the bank rather than penalize them. Sadly any settlement won't do much. They will just stick it to the depositors and those borrowing from them.
Increases in government power expand, rather than shrink, producer-groups' access to unwarranted privileges – privileges that are unavailable in competitive markets. As the economist and historian Deirdre McCloskey notes on page 35 of her 2006 book The Bourgeois Virtues: "When American steel producers get tariffs or when sugar beet growers get import quotas it is not because of their market power but because of their political power, their access to an all-powerful state."
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Judge Rakoff may be the last stand for "the American way",as in Truth, Justice and..... We have been bled dry by gangsters who stole America before our very eyes. No President, No Congress, No Enforcement bureau, No Media representative, No religious leader, and no one in industry bothered to protest this Crime of the Century.
And..just when you would think all is lost, one judge stands up to say "enough is enough, let the truth come out in trial".
This is about the toxic debt instruments at the core of a financial crisis. At its core, this seemed to be a case where banks could just do whatever they want and pay a nominal fine to avoid any real penalties.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said the public has a right to know what happens in cases that touch on "the transparency of financial markets whose gyrations have so depressed our economy and debilitated our lives." In such cases, the SEC has a responsibility to ensure that the truth emerges, he wrote.
The SEC shot back in a statement issued by Enforcement Director Robert Khuzami, saying the deal was "fair, adequate, reasonable, in the public interest, and reasonably reflects the scope of relief that would be obtained after a successful trial." It is sad that our government is bought and sold every day. Maybe we will get to the bottom of this and just maybe heads will roll...all the way to prison. The SEC and corrupted banks ought to be sharing a prison cell.
SEC is disgrace to America and snakes guard hen house. You want things to change? start by changing the SEC. We must shut SEC down and let DoJ FBI to regulate our financial system.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff is our hope to take a first step to restore America. He could very well be the man who makes these traitorous bankers explain exactly how they caused the melt down in clear understandable detail before the traitors can make a quick settlement to cover their tracks. Judge Jed Rakoff is an honest judge with integrity and Champ in my Corner! God bless America, heaven helps Judge Jed Rakoff. NOVEMBER 2012 will be one Hell of a fight at the ballot box.
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We found that only one stateSouth Carolinaapplied for and was approved to implement a demonstration prior to CHIPRA. According to a CMS official, two factors that may have prevented more states from applying were (1) the fact that states paid up front to set up the HOA for a generally healthy population that could keep any remaining amounts if they lost Medicaid eligibility, and (2) the difficulty of implementing the required electronic debit card system to access the accounts.
South Carolina began implementing its HOA in Richland County in May 2008, and faced several barriers to enrollment. Officials from the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) told us that although the states application projected that 1,000 individuals enrolled in its fee-for-service Medicaid program would eventually participate in the demonstration, enrollment since 2008 totaled 2 adults and 3 children. As of December 2, 2011, only 1 child was still enrolled in the program. Officials told us that children were more likely to qualify than adults because the states Medicaid income eligibility requirement for children was 200 percent of the federal poverty level compared to 50 percent for adults who are not pregnant or disabled. According to state officials, other factors contributing to low enrollment may have been:
a lack of beneficiary interest in a program that did not yield any immediate access to the cash in the HOA account
competition from the states Medicaid managed care program that was also being launched at the same time with extensive marketing compared to limited marketing for the HOA program; and
the reluctance of beneficiaries who were already enrolled in a Medicaid managed care plan to switch back to fee-for-service Medicaid in order to participate in the demonstration.
The Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) of 2005 established a 5-year demonstration program allowing up to 10 states to test alternative health benefits under Medicaid, a joint federal state program that finances health care coverage for certain low-income individuals. States participating in the demonstration program were required to establish savings accountsknown as Health Opportunity Accounts (HOA)that beneficiaries could use to pay for out-of-pocket medical expenses. The state and federal government could fund the accounts with up to $2,500 annually for an eligible adult and $1,000 for a child. The HOA had to be offered in conjunction with a high-deductible health plan, and withdrawals from the account had to be conducted electronically, without cash. Generally, Medicaid-eligible healthy adults under age 65 and children could voluntarily enroll in the program, subject to annual renewal.Beneficiaries who subsequently lost Medicaid eligibility could pay for medical or certain other expenses with the unused balances in their accounts. Although the demonstration program began in January 2007, Congress prohibited the approval of any new state HOA demonstrations in the Childrens Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA) in February of 2009.
The DRA directed that we evaluate and report on the HOA demonstration program at the end of the 5-year period. Specifically, we examined how many states had established an HOA program, and the barriers to enrollment that they faced.
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|Dec 21, 1971
|Filing date
|Jul 27, 1970
|Priority date
|Jul 27, 1970
|Publication number
|Aronow Martin L, Rehse Denis
|Original Assignee
|Bulova Watch Co Inc
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (5), Classifications (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
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[72] Inventors Martin L. Aronow Westbnry; Denis Relise, Long lslnnd City, botlioi NY. {21] Appl. No. 58, l9ll [22] Filed .luly 27, 11970 [45] Patented Dec. 21l, 1197i [73] Assignee lBulova Watch Company, lnc.
New York, NY.
[54] ELECTRICAL PRESSURE TRANSDUCER FOR Emil-TEMPERATURE ilLlJlD SYSTEMS 8 Claims, 5 Drawing Figs.
[52] 11.8. Cl 73/393 ll, 73/406 [51] Int.Cl GOIllQ/Ml [50] lField of Search 73/398 R, 398 AR, 406
[56] References Cited UNlTED STATES PATENTS 3.234.795 2/1966 Li 73/398 AR Primary ExaminerDonald O. Woodiel Atrorney-Michael Ebert ABSTRACT: An electrical pressure transducer for high-tem perature fluid systems, the transducer including a sensor in the form of a hollow column, one end of which is provided with a headpiece, the other end being anchored. The column is inserted in a bore in the wall of a chamber or passage containing the fluid whose pressure is to be measured. The bore is hermetically sealed by a removable nipple having a diaphragm flush with the inner surface of the wall, the headpiece of the column abutting the diaphragm to transmit a compressive load to the column that reduces the longitudinal dimension thereof to an extent proportional to fluid pressure. Attached to the headpiece and disposed coaxially within the column is a rod which is axially displaced as a function of fluid pressure, the motion of the rod being converted into a corresponding electrical value.
PATENTEU 05021 1971 352 3 1 SHEET 2 OF 2 INVENTORS NAP/w l. flea/vow BY flaw/s6 Psi/ASE A men 6) BACKGROUND OF THE lNVENTlON This invention relates generally to electrical pressure transducers, and more particularly to a transducer adapted to measure dynamic fluid pressure in a high-temperature system.
Although available in a large variety of types and constructions, the primary element or sensor of conventional electrical pressure transducers generally talres the form of a bourdon tube, a spiral spring, a diaphragm, a bellows or a modification of these forms. To convert the mechanical action of the sensor into a corresponding electrical value, use is made of a measuring element in the form of a strain gauge or a motion-responsive capacitive, piezoelectric or magnetic device.
When an electrical pressure transducer is to be used to mea sure dynamic fluid pressure in a high-temperature system, certain problems arise which are not encountered in other environments. Typical of such systems are aircraft gas turbines, high-temperature hydraulic devices and plastic injectionand blow-molding machines as well as plastic eirtruders and diecasting arrangements.
While the present invention will be described in the context of a plastic extruder for measuring the pressure of the melt, it is to be understood that'this is by way of example only, and that a transducer in accordance with the invention is generally useful in connection with the measurement of fluid pressure in high-temperature environments.
Among the electrical pressure transducers presently employed in measuring high-temperature fluid is the bourdon tube type wherein the open end of the tube communicates with the fluid chamber, the other end of tip of the tube being linked to an electrical element such as a variable resistor. in dynamic measurements,.the bourdon tube transducer has two distinct drawbacks. First, its response time is relatively slow, for it takes a significant period for internal pressure to cause the curved tube to straighten and to thereby produce a motion at the tip of the tube. Secondly, fluid trapped in the bourdon tube, in the case of an extrusion system, may result in carbonization or polymerization of the melt due to the temperatures involved and the absence of mixing or fluid agitation. The same problem is encountered in other high-temperature plastic systems, such as thoseused in synthetic fiber spinning. Moreover, fluid or plastic material introduced in a bourdon tube may solidify and altogether block the tube and prevent pressure measurement.
In order to isolate the electrical element from the sensor which is subject to the high-temperature fluid, it is also known to use an intermediate fluid such as mercury contained in a capillary column enclosed by diaphragms. But this arrangement has a poor dynamic response similar to that of the bourdon tube type transducer. Moreover, it is necessary that this device be relatively long to avoid exposing its electrical element, such as a strain gauge, to high temperatures.
Another approach makes use of a thick membrane or diaphragm capable of withstanding the high pressures encountered in the systems of interest. To afford suflicient deflection for a reasonably accurate measurement, it is essential that the thick diaphragm be of large diameter. This is a drawback in those situations calling for a small transducer to minimize interference with the system whose fluid pressure is being measured.
Another factor that comes into play in fluid pressure transducers is the destructive mechanical and chemical effect of the hot fluid on the sensor. The sensor, of necessity, must take the form of a pressure-responsive or deflectable element directly exposed to the fluid. This fluid, in the case of a plastic extruder, flows along the surface of the sensor to impose a shear force thereon as well as abending force. Consequently, when the deflecting element is made relatively thin to improve its sensitivity, it has a relatively short life. Also the fluid may erode the sensor metal. Replacement of the diaphragm or membrane in existing transducers usually involves replacement of the entire sensor, thereby making replacement costs high.
SUMY OF Til-IE INVENTION In view of the foregoing, it is the main object of this invention to provide an improved electrical pressure transducer adapted to measure static and dynamic fluid pressures in a high-temperature system. A transducer in accordance with the invention is capable of providing accurate measurements in a range extending from moderate to high pressure levels.
More specifically, it is an object of the invention to provide an electrical pressure transducer which may be installed in a chamber or passage containing a high-temperature fluid whose pressure is to be measured without having the transducer introduce any obstacle or obstruction in the passage or vessel.
A significant advantage of the invention is that the transducer includes a replaceable nipple afiording a flush mounting in the vessel or passage, thereby obviating interstitial spaces or cavities acting to entrap the fluid. Since movement of the fluid and the mixing action thereof within the passage or chamber is not impeded by the transducer, static fluid pockets resulting in carbonization or polymerization are avoided.
Also an object of the invention is to provide an electrical measuring element operating in conjunction with a pressure sensor in a high-temperature environment, which measuring element affords an electrical output that is compensated for variations in temperature, thereby obviating the need for a long stem to thermally isolate the sensor from the measuring element.
Still another object of the invention is to provide a transducer of the above type which is reliable in operation, as well as being rugged and easy to install.
Briefly stated, these objects are attained in an electrical pressure transducer including a. sensor in the form of a hollow column, one end of which is enclosed by a headpiece, the other and open end being anchored. The column is inserted in a bore in the wall of a chamber or passage containing the fluid whose pressure is to be measured, the bore being sealed by a removable nipple having a thin diaphragm flush with the inner surface of the wall. The headpiece of the column abuts the diaphragm. Consequently, a compressive load from the fluid in the chamber is transmitted to the column which reduces its longitudinal dimension. Attached to the headpiece and disposed coaxially within the column is a rod which is axially displaced as a function of fluid pressure, the motion of the rod being converted into a corresponding electrical value.
OUTLINE OF THE DRAWING For a better understanding ofthe invention, as well as other objects and further features thereof, reference is made to the following detailed description to be read in conjunction with the accompanying drawing, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an electrical pressure transducer in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 2 is a longitudinal section taken through the transducer;
FIG. 3 is a transverse section taken in the line 3 3 in FIG. 2;
H6. 4 is a perspective view of the nipple of the transducer; and
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the column and rod assembly.
Referring now to the drawing, and more particularly to FIG. ll the electrical pressure transducer in accordance with the invention is constituted by a primary element or sensor including a hollow column It), and a measuring element including a coil 1 ii. The transducer is installed in a plastic extruder operating at high temperature, the wall 12 of the extruder having a bore 12A therein.
Column 10 is inserted in bore 12A, the free end of the column being enclosed by a headpiece 13. Headpiece l3 abuts plane indicated by the compliant diaphragm 14 of a nipple 15 which hermetically seals the bore. Diaphragm 14 lies flush with the inner surface of wall 12 whereby fluid pressure causes the diaphragm to flex inwardly to impose pressure on headpiece 13. The other end of column is anchored whereby fluid pressure imposes a compressive load on the column effecting a reduction in the longitudinal dimension thereof to an extent proportional to fluid pressure.
It is important to note that the exterior and interior of column 10 are under atmospheric pressure and that the fluid pressure is not applied to the column at any point other than the headpiece thereof. It has been found that when the fluid pressure is so applied, a linear relationship exists between the longitudinal dimension or length of the tube and fluid pressure, whereas if fluid pressure were also applied around the column, this relationship would become nonlinear.
Disposed coaxially within column 10 and attached at one end to headpiece 13 is a rod 16 which, as column 10 is shortened as a function of fluid pressure, is displaced axially, but since the rod is unstressed, the rod length remains unchanged. Secured to the other end of rod 16 is a disc-shaped armature 17 which is positioned in proximity to coil 1 ll of the measuring element, the armature and coil acting as a variable reluctance magnetic device whose output depends on the spacing between armature l7 and coil 11.
Coil 11 forms one arm of a wheatstone bridge circuit whose other arms are constituted by a second coil 18 whose inductance matches that of coil 11 in the static state of the transducer, and by resistors 19 and 20. Applied to the input terminals of the bridge is an alternating current derived from transformer 21, the arrangement being such that the bridge is balanced at zero pressure or at any other selected datum state of the transducer regardless of whether the applied pressure is static or dynamic. The transducer operates eflectively under dynamic or static conditions. When, as a result of armature movement, the bridge is unbalanced, there is produced an output E, at the output terminals which reflects the degree of unbalance and hence the level of fluid pressure.
Since the inductance of coil 11 is affected by changes in temperature, this deviation is compensated for by matching coil 18 which is incorporated in the transducer structure and is subject to the same change in temperature. The bridge arrangement may be included in a closed process loop to automatically regulate the pressure of the fluid system.
Referring now to FIGS. 2 to 5, the structure of the transducer is shown in greater detail. it will be seen that nipple 15, which fits within bore 12A in the wall of the extruder, is removably attached to the end of a stem 22 within which column 10 is concentrically disposed. Stem 22 extends from and is integral with a front casing section 23. Telescoping within front casing section 23 is a cylindrical barrel 24 which extends from and is integral with a rear casing section 25. The open end of column 10 is anchored on the end of barrel 24, within which is nested coil 11. Coil i8 is accommodated within rear casing section 25 A terminal block 26 is mounted on the end of rear casing section 25 and is held thereto by a sleeve 27.
It is important to note that diaphragm 14 of nipple is in intimate contact with headpiece l3'of the column; hence the elastic behavior of the diaphragm is not a factor in the measurement. Shear and bending forces acting on the nipple and diaphragm are decoupled from the column, thereby leaving only the compressive force. As will be seen in FIG. 2, the enlarged head portion 15A of nipple 15 is internally threaded. This threading facilitates extraction of the nipple from the entry port by means of a jack bolt or other tool threadably engaging the nipple.
In practice, column 10 and rod 16 are made of stainless steel having the same temperature coefficient of expansion, so that no disparity in response occurs as a result of changes in temperature. Armature 17 at the end of rod 16 is preferably of Kovar or other magnetic material having a high curie point.
The ma etic circuit for coil 11, which includes the tubular casing 1 B, is also of Kovar, whereas the outer casing section 25, within which the coil is supported, is of stainless steel. The parameters are such that as an increase in temperature tends to bring the armature l7 closer to coil 11 as a result of metal expansion, coil 11 is shifted away from the annature to an extent maintaining the initial distance therebetween in the absence of fluid pressure. Consequently even though the pressure transducer is subject to the temperature of the fluid being measured, it is substantially insensitive thereto and provide accurate pressure readings.
While there has been shown and described a preferred embodiment of the electrical pressure transducer of the invention, it will be understood that many changes and modifications may be made therein without, however, departing from the essential spirit of the invention.
We claim:
1. An electrical pressure transducer adapted to measure dynamic or static fluid pressure, the transducer being installable in the wall of a chamber or passage containing the fluid without introducing any obstacle therein, said transducer comprising:
A. a sensor constituted by a hollow column, one end of which is enclosed by a headpiece, the other end being anchored, the column being received within a bore in said wall,
B. a removable nipple insertable in said bore and sealing same, said nipple having a diaphragm flush with the inner surface of said wall, the column headpiece abutting the diaphragm whereby a compressive load is transmitted to the column which reduces its longitudinal dimension as a function of fluid pressure, and
C. means responsive to the changing dimension of said column to generate an electrical value proportional to fluid pressure.
2. A transducer as set forth in claim 1, wherein said column is coaxially disposed within a stem threadably received in said bore.
3. A transducer as set forth in claim 2, wherein said stem extends from and is integral with a casing section within which is disposed a cylindrical barrel onto which said column is anchored.
4. A transducer as set forth in claim 1, wherein said means is a strain gauge.
5. A transducer as set forth in claim 1, wherein said means is a variable-reluctance pickup.
6. A transducer as set forth in claim 5, wherein said variable-reluctance pickup is constituted by an armature and a coil, said armature being attached to one end of a rod which passes through said column and whose other end is secured to said headpiece, said coil being disposed within a casing, whereby the axial position of the armature relative to the coil shifts as a function of fluid pressure.
7. A transducer as set forth in claim 6, wherein said armature, said column, said rod and said casing are made of materials having temperature coefficients of expansion which are such as to maintain a predetermined separation between the armature and the coil.
8. A transducer as set forth in claim 6, further including a second coil mounted in said casing, said second coil having an inductive value which is equal to that of the pickup coil in the static state, the two coils being connected in a bridge circuit to produce an output signal which is independent of temperature variations.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Nov 23, 1962
|Feb 15, 1966
|Li Yao T
|Pressure pickup
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|May 5, 1975
|Nov 29, 1977
|Kistler Instrumente Ag
|Pressure transducers for plastic substances
|Jun 14, 1991
|Jul 6, 1993
|Industrial Sensors, Inc.
|Melt pressure measurement and the like
|Oct 6, 2003
|Apr 8, 2004
|Southwest Research Institute
|Passive and wireless displacement measuring device using parallel sensors
|Nov 19, 2012
|Oct 1, 2014
|Semplice S.p.A.
|Extrusion machine with improved temperature control system
|Jun 15, 1992
|Dec 23, 1992
|Industrial Sensors, Inc.
|Melt pressure measurement and the like
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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Adverse possession, the law Ken Robinson cited to move into an abandoned Flower Mound home with the intention to claim the property as his own, was initially meant to settle and prevent property disputes in rural areas, according to Brian Rider, a University of Texas law professor who has been practicing real estate law in Austin for 39 years.
Rider, who is well-versed on the law but unfamiliar with the specifics of this case, boiled down the law's general concept: A person must occupy the property "openly, adversely [against the original owner] and exclusively," he said. And once they do so for a period of time that varies depending on the situation, they can obtain the rights to that property. As for the affidavit of adverse possession filed by Robinson, Rider said it's simply a public notice that strengthens the acknowledgment of adversity.
The property owner of record has five years to reclaim the land if the person occupying it pays taxes. The statute of limitations jumps to 10 years if the occupant is not paying taxes, Rider said. After that time period, the person claiming adverse possession can file a lawsuit to obtain the property title. If the original owner does not show up in court, it's likely that the person citing adverse possession will succeed. The burden is on the original owner to take back the land.
As for the mortgage holder, Rider said, "The mortgage holder has basically four years from the time the [owner] goes into default to assert its rights." But if the mortgage holder forecloses on the home, it becomes the owner of record, and adverse possession applies accordingly.
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Gilbertson wants the Huskies to forget about Neuheisel
SEATTLE -- Keith Gilbertson wants the Washington Huskies to put Rick Neuheisel's firing behind them.
It's nothing personal. Gilbertson still considers Neuheisel a friend.
But it's time to start thinking about defending national champion Ohio State, the new Huskies coach said Wednesday.
Gilbertson met with his players Tuesday night.
"I told them I was expecting them to maintain a loyalty about Rick and a loyalty about the program and we've got to move on," Gilbertson said. "That's what I expect."
Gilbertson, who was Neuheisel's offensive coordinator for four seasons, became Washington's new coach last week after Neuheisel's firing became official.
Neuheisel was fired for breaking NCAA gambling rules by taking part in neighborhood pools during the past two NCAA basketball tournaments. Neuheisel wasn't forthcoming when first questioned by NCAA investigators, Washington athletic director Barbara Hedges said.
After a summer of turmoil, Gilbertson is trying to get his team focused on football again. The Huskies will play at Ohio State on Aug. 30.
"I told them the football season is starting, we're back to football, we have a mission and this is the way we're going to go about it," Gilbertson said.
"We've got three weeks and three days before we play the national champs," he said. "That's got our attention, believe me."
After the Huskies held their Media Day, they had their first fall practice at Husky Stadium. They will practice there until they go to Evergreen State College in Olympia from Aug. 10-16 before returning to Seattle.
Gilbertson said his players can't be thinking about all the troubles with Neuheisel when they have to be zeroing in on Ohio State.
"I think our guys understand," he said. "Most of our team was mostly here when the thing started in early June. So they had a sense that something could change."
Gilbertson, 55, feels ready for the coaching challenge he faces. He had a 48-35 record in seven seasons as head coach at Idaho from 1986-88 and at California from 1992-1995. In 1991, when Washington won a national championship with a 12-0 record, he was offensive coordinator under coach Don James.
"Not that I'm some sort of expert, but I've done it before so I know where you're supposed to stand, when you're supposed to blow the whistle and when you're not," he said.
Gilbertson's top two players are Cody Pickett, who was the Pac-10's first-ever 4,000-yard passing quarterback as a junior last season, and wide receiver Reggie Williams, who was an All-America as a sophomore when he caught 94 passes for 1,454 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Despite the glowing numbers posted by Pickett and Williams last season, though, the Huskies had a disappointing 7-6 record, including a loss in the Sun Bowl to Purdue.
Pickett strongly endorsed the popular Gilbertson as head coach.
"It was a bad situation, but if anybody has to take over, it has to be Coach Gilbertson," Pickett said. "He's a great guy, everyone on the team respects him and he's a great coach."
The 6-foot-4, 225-pound Williams is expected to enter the NFL draft after his junior season. He said he will miss his Neuheisel, who out-recruited Michigan for him.
"The initial impact was hard," Williams said of Neuheisel's firing. "But we just had to keep working as a team because we knew we still had Ohio State for the first game of the season."
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BYU promoted quarterbacks coach Brandon Doman to offensive coordinator last week, in a move the Cougars hope will get the offense back into high gear. I had a chance to catch up with Doman for a quick phone interview, and he had plenty to say, from his offensive philosophy, to the looming quarterback competition, to what went wrong in 2010.
Doman will continue to coach the quarterbacks along with calling the plays. Here is Part I of my interview with him:
What is your offensive philosophy?
BD: It will be unique because I am the quarterbacks coach and we always preach that the quarterbacks are the last line of defense for our offense. Hopefully if the offensive coordinator calls a play that doesn't fit, then our quarterback is prepared well enough to get us into the right play, I'm a BYU guy and I've grown up being a BYU guy. I played quarterback here. I love what we've been able to do for a long time, throwing the football. I want to see us be a prolific throwing and passing offense. I want us to be a Top 10, Top 5 passing offense, but I also want us to be very balanced. I want us to be pro-style in that we're able to run the football effectively and physically. But I want us to maintain the traditions of the past and be able to throw the football very well.
What went wrong for the offense this season? Was it the quarterback rotation at the beginning of the season that threw everything off kilter?
BD: Yes, that's exactly what happened.
So what is going to happen in the spring with Jake Heaps and Riley Nelson?
BD: Riley will be healthy. The way that Jake played and finished the season was exceptional for a true freshman, and I think our team has rallied around him. He's done a good job leading for the limited opportunity he's had, but I think our head football coach will be the ultimate say on that. I know he would like it to be a very open competition with Jake Heaps being in the front. He will be the front-runner coming out of this season, but the other guy's trying to get the job he currently has. To say that Jake and Riley are in equal position, it's difficult to say that because Jake will be taking the first snaps. The other thing is at the end of every season, we have player evaluations. We do meetings and have a good feedback system here, and I haven't had a chance to do that with each of the quarterbacks. I'm interested to see how they each are feeling about their position and how they're doing. I'm anxious to see how enthused they are about the competition part of it. I'm anxious to see what these guys are thinking and what they want to do to proceed.
So given the struggles of last season, are you planning on picking a starter and having one quarterback in 2011?
BD: Yes.
How much does the experience of this season help Jake going into the spring?
BD: He played much wiser in that bowl game and wisdom is the application of knowledge. You don't play at a high level until you've gained that knowledge. How your receivers run a 10-yard out, how one guy runs his curl, and the timing of the route that's consistent down in and down out so a quarterback starts gaining confidence and learning how to apply it. The defenses change all the time, the game environment changes, stadiums are different, the weather is different. He went through all that as a young quarterback learning how to apply what he learned. For being as talented as he is, it happened pretty fast. I would say he played as wise as you possibly could for his age. Now I'm anxious to see him progress.
What does he need to work on to improve?
BD: Strength and conditioning. Sometimes I look at him, and I'm wondering if he's going to have facial hair. He's a young pup. He needs a strong foundation in the weight room to become an explosive athlete. He can throw it as good as anybody. Now he has to endure being a college quarterback, and that means working on his strength.


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|Ozone Industries Limited
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|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (20), Classifications (8), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention relates to ozone generators, in particular their electrodes.
Ozone is an allotrope of oxygen, comprising a molecule of three oxygen atoms. It is highly unstable and a strong oxidant, which makes it a useful disinfectant and deodorant, as it spontaneously oxidizes many compounds.
Conventionally, oxygen-containing gas is fed through a generating cell containing two electrodes separated at a high voltage, whereupon a proportion of the diatomic oxygen is converted to ozone. One or more such generating cells are usually disposed in a housing to make an ozone generator. The ozone containing air is then directed to the area to be treated.
A known ozone generating cell has a glass tube, provided with an inner coating of aluminum. Concentrically surrounding the glass tube, but separated somewhat by spacers, is a stainless steel tube. The aluminum coating is connected to a high voltage supply, whilst the steel tube is earthed.
Oxygen-containing gas is passed between the tubes, and some of the oxygen molecules are converted to ozone by the high voltage discharge between the electrodes.
Though usually clad in a water jacket, the heat generated by the discharge makes the glass prone to failure.
A similar known generator has a mirror coating upon the glass tube (or the tube may be ceramic), and is surrounded by a stainless steel mesh. Again, the tube may overheat, this being aggravated by the insulating qualities of the mirror surface and the uneven field produced by the steel mesh.
GB 2318490 shows a pair of electrodes either side of a dielectric, one electrode being in the form of a sheet, whilst the opposing electrode features one or more extending thin flat wires. Whilst effective in producing ozone, the thin flat wires are fragile and difficult to apply. They may be applied as a conductive ink, though this process is inconvenient, and the resulting arrangement is still delicate.
The object of the present invention is to enable ozone to be produced in an efficient manner, going at least some way towards alleviating the problems associated with prior art ozone generating cells.
According to the present invention there is provided an ozone generating cell including at least two substantially planar electrodes at a potential difference separated by a dielectric sheet, each of the electrodes producing a corona discharge or the like capable of converting a proportion of any oxygen present to ozone, wherein the electrodes, when considered in plan, are generally offset with regions of the electrodes overlapping or almost overlapping each other, and regions of both electrodes not overlapping each other.
Preferably, one or both planar electrode features extending planar portions. Preferably both electrodes feature extending planar portions. Preferably the planar shape is a substantially rectangular 'U' shape.
Also provided according to the present invention is an ozone generator using one or more ozone generating cells as defined above, and a method of producing ozone using one or more ozone generating cells as defined above.
The invention will now be described, by examples which are not intended to be limiting, with reference to the drawings, of which;
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the ozone generating cell,
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the ozone generating cell,
FIG. 3 is a plan view of another embodiment, and
FIG. 4 is a sectional side elevation of an ozone generator
Referring to FIG. 1, the generating cell comprises two similar stainless steel electrodes 10,11, one bonded to each side of an alumina wafer 13. Each electrode is a planar rectangular 'U' shape, that is, it has two parallel rectangular fingers 18 extending from a rectangular waist 16, and each electrode is cut from stainless steel strip. The width of one of the fingers is equal to the width of the gap separating the fingers. The electrodes are disposed so that one finger of each of the to electrodes interlocks with the gap occurring between the other electrodes fingers, when the electrodes are considered in plan, as shown in FIG. 2. It can be seen that the alumina wafer is at least the four times the width of a single electrode finger, and the length of a finger and two waist portions. It can also be seen that two corner portions of the wafer have no portion of the electrodes either above or below.
The electrodes are typically about 30 mm long, and the width of a finger is approximately 4 mm wide. The end of the fingers on the electrodes may include bridging portions linking the fingers, so that the electrode has greater rigidity, especially whilst the electrode is being mounted upon the dielectric.
The two electrodes are connected via terminals to a high voltage alternating supply 20. When a high voltage is applied across the two electrodes in the presence of oxygen-containing gas, a corona discharge between the electrodes causes the formation of ozone. Discharge will occur around both the electrodes, so that ozone will be formed on both sides of the cell.
The areas of the two electrodes may overlap to some extent. The discharge occurs specifically principally at the edge regions of each electrode where the electrodes are nearly or actually overlapping, when considered in plan.
Considering two sheet electrodes separated by a dielectric, so that, in plan, two edges are approximately coincident, it is found that ozone production is optimal when the two edges are coincident, and falls when the electrodes begin to overlap or are separated. Ozone production decreases more sharply when the electrodes are separated than when they increasingly overlap, so a slight overlap is preferably to a non-overlapping.
Such coincident electrode pairs have the discharge characteristics of long thin electrodes in terms of producing ozone, but are stronger and more convenient to apply than equivalent long thin electrodes applied either as thin strips of foil or as a conductive ink.
The interlocking principle may be extended to two similar 10,11 electrodes upon a wafer 13, each electrode having a large number of fingers to create a greater quantity of ozone as shown in FIG. 3. The increased length of the coincident edges increases the amount of ozone produced.
Since the discharge may produce a significant increase in temperature, the adhesive bonding them to the wafer should be elastic enough to accommodate the different rates of expansion of the electrodes and the alumina wafer, and yet resistant to high temperatures and ozone corrosion
A fan directs air over both sides of the cell, cooling it and carrying off the ozone produced by each electrode. Alternatively, such a generating cell may be disposed within a housing to form an ozone generator, ideally with some fan means or the like to supply the generating cell with air and to direct the ozone-containing air to where it is needed. FIG. 4 shows a generating cell located in a chamber 30, the chamber being made up of two halves joined by an O-ring 32. Air is directed by fan means (not here shown) into inlet vent 34, and circulates around the generating cell 25, so that part of the air passes over the upper electrode 10, and part of the air passes over the lower electrode 1. The ozone containing air then exits the chamber through the outlet vent 36.
It will be noticed that the electrodes do not overlap at the edges of the alumina wafer, but that each, when considered in plan, is offset from the other. The distance (indicated by the double headed arrow 'd' in FIG. 4), over the surface of the alumina wafer, between the electrodes must be at least 5 mm in order to prevent surface tracking. That is, at shorter distances a conductive path over the surface of the alumina between the electrodes may be formed, causing a short circuit. The regions 13 in FIGS. 2 and 3 must for this reason be left unoccupied by either electrode. If it is desired to extend the electrodes to these regions, or to have the electrodes generally superimposed rather than offset, then the alumina wafer may be extended outwards to increase the surface distance between the electrodes.
The generating cells may equally be disposed in other types of ozone generator than that illustrated here, for example for use in 'wet' applications where the ozone produced is used to treat water.
It will be realized that many shapes cut from conducting strip can be used in such an application, and many conducting materials are suitable for use as electrodes. The electrodes need not even be formed from pieces of conducting strip, but could be formed from mesh, wire, or deposition directly onto both sides of the dielectric layer. Indeed many dielectric materials, such as metal oxides, glass or ceramics, may equally be used for the dielectric sheet.
Alternative embodiments using the principles disclosed will suggest themselves to those skilled in the art, and it is intended that such alternatives are included within the scope of the invention, the scope of the invention being limited only by the claims.
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|Conrad Richard H
|Flat plate corona cell for generating ozone
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|Jun 11, 1996
|Decker; R. Scott
|Continuous corona discharge ozone generation device
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|Detecting descented material
|Oct 1, 2014
|Apr 6, 2016
|Ozone Technologies Ltd
|Apparatus for supplying ozone by the corona effect
|Mar 28, 2002
|Oct 10, 2002
|Delphi Technologies, Inc.
|Non-thermal plasma reactor substrate design-e-shape with low loss electrode pattern
|May 23, 2011
|Nov 24, 2011
|Parah, Llc
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|Oct 1, 2015
|Apr 7, 2016
|Ozone Technologies Ltd
|Appliance for supplying ozone by corona effect
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 20, 2000
Owner name: OZONE INDUSTRIES LIMITED, ENGLAND
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