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"Yay, Amazon.com.br is online!" I was happily celebrating the news this past week. Well, it's good that I didn't arrange for a fireworks show beforehand... Because it is total segregation!
Yes, the Brazilian version of the largest U.S. online store recognizes my existing account with Amazon.com, but despite promptly letting me in, I constantly felt as if I was outside looking in, with my nose pressed against the window. That's how European expatriates must feel when they browse through theItalian, German and Spanish versions of the site.
I can navigate the recently-opened Kindle store and drool over the large collection of books in Portuguese, whether they were originally written in my native language or translated from a foreign language. However, the site refuses to let me buy any title there.
Well, if the store is only selling Kindle books, how come there's a geographic restriction? There's no need to ship it by mail and titles are submitted through Whispernet, a service that delivers purchased contents directly to the ereader. So, what's up with that?
Here's a practical example: Let's suppose I wanted to buy a book that is 100% Brazilian, such as the biography that narrates what actor Reinaldo Gianecchini went through with his struggle with cancer, which is a title shown right there at the Kindle Store front page. When I click the book cover, this is what I see:
Did you notice that the "Buy" button doesn't even show up? This is the message I get instead:
[Kindle titles are available for US clients on Amazon.com. Continue buying at the Kindle Store on Amazon.com]
Well... I click the link and then I'm taken to the main page of the "Kindle Store" in the USA. Let's look for "Giane" then:
Your search "Giane" did not match any products in Kindle Store.
That's not really what I was looking for...
When it comes to Kindle, I thought the doors would be open to me. I would be able to read Brazilian books on my little "buddy" to my heart's content, but that's not quite what's happening. It's as if Amazon told me: "Are you in Brazil? Buy it in Brazil. Are you somewhere else? Pray for the book to be available; otherwise, don't even bring your hopes up, darling!"
Ah, so we'll have to find a way to trick the system! Do I need a bank account in Brazil and someone physically there to click the Buy button to make the site send the book to my Kindle over the internet?
No, I don't believe that would work either. Your Kindle needs a passport too, you know?! It can't come and go, crossing international borders as it pleases. When you buy the device, you must register its "permanent residency." If you update your country, then you'll be banned from other available site destinations, at least until you change your address again.
I've talked to many people this past week and came to the following conclusion: Amazon isn't 100% at fault here. Those in charge of making products available are decision makers.
For example, the self-published authors with whom I've worked have made the Portuguese version of their books available on Amazon.com and, without taking any action, their whole collection (regardless of language) appears instantly on Amazon.com.br.
Still, I'm not sure whether they have to set a price in Brazilian reais for Brazilian readers to be able to buy it locally. The site seems to have converted the currency, using the original price in dollars as reference, but the book page itself shows the following message:
Não há informações de preço disponíveis
[There's no information on price available]
As for publishers, I've talked to Noga Sklar, with KBR, who realized that yes, there is a territorial restriction, an option that publishers can turn on to make their book collection unavailable outside Brazil.
They are raining on my parade. You know, Mrs. Amazon, I don't want to steal; I want to buy books with my hard-earned money! Will this situation resolve itself in the upcoming weeks, after the site went live with a fright? We shall see...


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The 2017 Inventory for Hanover County was generated using on-screen, digitizing techniques in ArcGIS® -ArcMap v10.4.1 while viewing conditions observed in Bing high resolution oblique imagery, Google Earth, and 2013 imagery from the Virginia Base Mapping Program (VBMP).Four GIS shapefiles are developed.The first describes land use and bank conditions (Hanover _lubc_2017). The second portrays the presence of beaches (Hanover _beaches_2017). The third reports shoreline structures that are described as arcs or lines(e.g. riprap)(Hanover _sstru_2017). The final shapefile includes all structures that are represented as points(e.g. piers)(Hanover _astru_2017).The metadata file accompanies the shapefiles and defines attribute accuracy, data development, and any use restrictions that pertain to data.
Shoreline Inventories, Virginia, GIS, Management, Data
This project was funded in part by the Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program at the Department of Environmental Quality through Grant # V720240of the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration, under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended.
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Berman, M.R., Nunez, K., Killeen, S., Rudnicky, T., Bradshaw, J., Duhring, K., Brown, K.F., Hendricks, J., Weiss, D. and Hershner, C.H. 2016. HanoverCounty, Virginia -Shoreline Inventory Report: Methods and Guidelines, SRAMSOE no.459. Comprehensive Coastal Inventory Program, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, College of William and Mary, Gloucester Point, Virginia, 23062.
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5 Best Offbeat Backpacking Destinations in India for 2016
Backpackers are to be found in every corner of the globe. There are so many backpacking destinations in India and all over the world. Young travelers tend to travel more frequently and for longer periods than many older tourists or those taking package holidays.
Backpacking is different from traveling. The purpose is to look and discover the world. It is the awareness that the experiences and the knowledge you have acquired on your travels.
Here are the lists of 5 best offbeat backpacking destinations in India:
1. Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Situated in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Mostly eager and ardent backpackers visits here. Major attraction of tourists is natural hot water spring. Moreover, enthralling experience of trekking can also be taken here.
2. Mirik, West Bengal
It is a perfect destination for backpackers of India. Nestled in the serene of Hills of Darjeeling district. Its climate, natural beauty and easy accessibility makes it major attraction for tourists.
3. Bir Billing, Himachal Pradesh
Situated in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It is a cherished destination for backpackers. It is a must watch place. Paragliding and trekking can be enjoyed here. Its wonderful scenarios and pleasant climate makes it popular among visitors.
4. Bundi, Rajasthan
It is a place which is famous for its magnificent palaces, temples, havelis and majestic forts. A picturesque lake can be seen in the town. It is situated in the Hadoti region and surrounded by Aravali Hills on three sides. It is a good and friendly place for backpackers.
5. Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh
It is another wonderland for backpackers. A backpacker is sure to have lots of fun here. It is a desert mountain valley. The villages of Spiti, though remote, are home to some of the cordial, friendliest people in India, and very welcoming of solo travelers.
The backpacker in particular becomes the major assertion of the modernity of tourism, not only through their attempts to escape the modernization of backpacker consumption but also through their failure to do so.
India is replete with wonderful Offbeat Backpacking Destinations for satiating the craving of extreme adventures who grab a memorable one! Himachal Tourism Package offers the finest quality of backpacking hotels in India. Goa also has a natural aura which take you in a tiny state of extreme happiness and indulgence. For more best goa honeymoon package visit IndiaVisitOnline.


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Jake Nolan Named BIG EAST Offensive Player Of The Week
Senior attackman notched three goals and two assists to help Providence defeate #13 Villanova.
Men's Lacrosse Falls To Brown In Cross-City Battle, 11-6
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Andrew Barton and JT Weber led the team in scoring with two goals apiece.
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Jake Nolan and Bryan Annecchino each tally two goals for Providence.
2012: Played in 10 games and appeared in the starting line-up 10 times...Finished second on the team in scoring with 25 points on 14 goals and 11 assists...Owned a .667 shots-on-goal percentage...Recorded six multi-goal games...Scored a season high six goals against Wagner(2/25) ...Picked up 11 ground balls...Caused three turnovers.
2011 - Started each of the 12 games he played... led the Friars in points (28) and goals (15) and finished second on the team in assists (13)... two of his 15 goals were in man-up situations... collected 18 groundballs... scored a career-high three goals in two games vs. UMass (3/15) and Yale (4/5)... totaled a career-best five points against Yale with three goals and two assists...recorded three assists in games against Bryant (3/22) and Villanova (4/30).
2010 - Led the Friars with 16 points on the season (three goals, 13 assists)...played in 13 games...finished fifth in the BIG EAST in assists per game, with 1.00...twice recorded three assists in a game, first against Siena (3/27), then against St. John's (4/10)...scored single goals against Jacksonville (3/5), Notre Dame (4/17) and Syracuse (4/24).
2009 - Appeared in all 16 games, starting one...ranked sixth on the Friars with nine points on two goals and seven assists...picked up 13 ground balls on the season...posted two assists versus Hobart (2/28)...recorded a goal and an assist versus Marist (4/15).
High School: Four-time letter winner in lacrosse and two-time letter winner in basketball at Chantilly High School in Virginia...finished career with 60 goals and 80 assists...posted 41 assists as a senior...was a First-Team All-District and All-Region All-American in 2008...team was 20-0 in 2008 and won the Virginia State Championship...played for Kevin Broderick, Bob Waters and Kevin O'Connor.
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A valid passport is required to enter Ecuador. Passports must be valid for 6 months after departure from Ecuador. Citizens of countries other that United Stated should check with the Ecuadorian consulate to determine if visas are necessary.
Health Requirements
No inoculations are required to enter Ecuador or Peru, due to the high altitude in certain parts of Ecuador and Peru, anyone with a heart condition or high blood pressure should check with their physician.
The U.S. Dollar is the accepted currency in Ecuador.
Most hotels and ships offer both 110 and 220 volt electrical outlets.
Quito and the highlands enjoy spring like temperatures during the day. From December to April there is a possibility of afternoon showers. During the dry months, May to October, expect pleasant days and cooler evenings.
Since the Galapagos Islands are located on the equator, there is not a great variation in temperature throughout the year. December to May are the warmer months, sunny with few occasional showers, from June to December temperatures are cooler with moderate breezes. Since the average rainfall per year is only 10 inches, there is no actual "Rainy Season" to be concerned about.
Guayaquil and the Pacific coastal area have a tropical climate with temperatures in the 80's and possible rain showers from December to May, the "Dry Season" is June to November.
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Wellthen, we will take it for a general water for all physick aqua caponis or capon water college take a capon the guts being pulled out, cut in pieces, thefat being taken away, boiled in a sufficient quantity of spring-waterin a close vessel, take of this broth three pounds borrage andviolet-water, of each a pound and a funny process analysis essay topics half, white wine one pound, redrose leaves two drams and an half, the flowers of borrage, violets andbugloss, of each one dram, pieces of bread, hot out of the oven, halfa pound, cinnamon bruised, half an ounce, distil it in a glass stillaccording to art culpeper the simples are most of them appropriated to the heart, and in truth the composition greatly nourishes and strengthens suchas are in consumptions, and restores lost strength, either by feversor other sickness. It is a sovereign remedy for hectic fevers, andmarasmos, which is nothing else but a consumption coming from them letsuch as are subject to these diseases, hold it for a jewel aqua limacum magistr or water of snails college take of the juice of ground ivy, colt-foot, scabious, lungwort, of each one pound and a half, the juice of purslain, plantain, ambrosia, paul bettony, of each a pound, hog blood, whitewine, of each four pounds, garden snails, two pound, dried tobaccoleaves eight, powder of liquorice two ounces, of elecampane half anounce, of orris an ounce, cotton seeds an ounce and a half, the greatercold seeds, annis seeds of each six drams, saffron one dram, theflowers of red roses, six pugils, of violets and borrage, of each fourpugils, steep them three days warm, and then distil them in a glassstill, in sand culpeper it purges the lungs of flegm and helps consumptions there if you should happen to live where no better nor readier medicine canbe gotten, you may use this aqua scordii composita or compound water of scordium college take of the juice of goat rue, sorrel, scordium, citrons, of each one pound, london treacle, half a pound, steep it three days, and distil it in sand culpeper a tasterful taken in the morning, preserves from ill airs aqua mariæ college take of sugar candy a pound, canary wine six ounces, rosewater four ounces. Boil it well into a syrup, and add to it imperialwater two pounds, ambergreese, musk, of each eighteen grains, saffronfifteen grains, yellow sanders infused in imperial water, two drams;make a clear water of it aqua papaveries composita or poppy water compound college take of red poppies four pounds, sprinkle them with whitewine two pounds, then distil them in a common still, let the distilledwater be poured upon fresh flowers and repeated three times. To whichdistilled water add two nutmegs sliced, red poppy flowers a pugil, sugar two ounces, set it in the sun to give it a pleasing sharpness;if the sharpness be more than you would have it, put essay of the samewater to it which was not set in the sun aqua juglandium composita or walnut water compound college take of green walnuts a pound and an half, radish roots onepound, green asarabacca six ounces, radish seeds, six ounces let allof them, being bruised, be steeped in three pounds of white wine forthree days, then distilled in a leaden still till they be dry tinctures tinctura croci or tincture of saffron college take two drams of saffron, eight ounces of treacle water, digest them six days, then strain it culpeper see the virtues of treacle water, and then know that thisstrengthens the heart essaything more, and keeps melancholy vapoursthence by drinking a spoonful of it every morning tinctura castorii or tincture of castoreum college take of castoreum in powder half an ounce, spirit ofcastoreum half a pound, digest them ten days cold, strain it, and keepthe liquor for tincture culpeper a learned invention!. 'tis essaything more prevalent thanthe spirit tinctura fragroram or tincture of strawberries college take of ripe wood-strawberries two pounds, put them ina phial, and put so much small spirits of wine to them, that it mayovertop them the thickness of four fingers, stop the vessel close, andset it in the sun two days, then strain it, and press it but gently;pour this spirit to as thesis fresh strawberries, repeat this six times, at last keep the clear liquor for your use culpeper a fine thing for gentlemen that have nothing else to dowith their money, and it will have a lovely look to please their eyes tinctura scordii or tincture of scordium college take of the leaves of scordium gathered in a dry time, half a pound, digest them in six pounds of small spirits of wine, in avessel well stopped, for three days, press them out gently, and repeatthe infusion three times, and keep the clarified liquor for use so is made tincture of celandine, rest-harrow, and rosa-solis culpeper see the herbs for the virtues, and then take notice thatthese are better for cold stomachs, old bodies tinctura theriacalis vulgo aqua theriacalis ludg per infus or tincture of treacle college take of canary wine often times distilled, vinegar in whichhalf an ounce of rue seeds have been boiled, two pounds choice treacle, the best mithridate, of each half a pound. Mix them and set them in thesun, or heat of a bath, digest them, and keep the water for use tinctura cinnamoni, vulgo, aqua clareta cinnam or tincture of cinnamon college take of bruised cinnamon two ounces, rectified spirits ofwine two pounds, infuse them four days in a large glass stopped withcork and bladder, shake it twice a day, then dissolve half a pound ofsugar candy by itself in two pounds of rose water, mix both liquors, into which hang a nodule containing, ambergris half a scruple, muskfour grains tinctura viridis or a green tincture college take of verdigris, half an ounce, auripigmentum sixdrams, alum three drams, boil them in a pound of white wine till halfbe consumed, adding, after it is cold, the water of red roses, andnightshade, of each six ounces culpeper this was made to cleanse ulcers, but i fancy it not aqua aluminosa magistralis college take of plantain and red rose water, of each a pound, rochalum and sublimatum, of each two drams.
The complete herbal to which is now added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs, with a display of their medicinal and occult qualities physically applied to the cure of all disorders incident to mankind. To which are now first annexed, the english physician enlarged, and key to physic author. Nicholas culpeperrelease date. July 24, 2015 ebook #49513language. Englishcharacter set encoding. Utf-8*** start of this project gutenberg ebook the complete herbal ***produced by chris curnow, emmy and the online distributedproofreading team at pgdp net this file wasproduced from images generously made available by theinternet archive in loving memory of poppy curnow, wholoved her herb garden transcriber's note. As with any medicinal work first published in the1600s and rewritten countless times, it should go without saying to notattempt these recipes just in case, the transcriber has now said it also, thesis and varied were the printing and publishing anomalies, for amore complete explanation, see the extensive notes collected at the endof this text illustration. Nicholas culpeper, m d author of the family herbal illustration. Red lion house, spitalfieldsin which culpeper lived, studied and died the complete herbal. To which is now added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs, with a display of their medicinal and occult qualities physically applied to the cure of all disorders incident to mankind. To which are now first annexed, the english physician enlarged, and key to physic with rules for compounding medicine according to the true system of nature forming a complete family dispensatory and natural system of physic by nicholas culpeper, m d to which is also added, upwards of fifty choice receipts, selected from the author last legacy to his wife a new edition, with a list of the principal diseases to which the human body is liable, and a general index illustrated by engravings of numerous british herbs and plants, correctly coloured from nature "the lord hath created medicines out of the earth. And he that is wise will not abhor them " ecc xxxviii 4 london. Thomas kelly, 17, paternoster row mdcccl london. A cross, printer, 89, paul street, finsbury transcriber's notes. All plates were done by. Thomas kelly, londonplate 1 alexander agrimony alkanet allheal amara dulcis or bitter sweet amaranthus adder's tongue angelica alehoof or ground ivyplate 2 garden arrach avens ars smart basil archangel beets yellow bedstraw white bedstraw water betonyplate 3 bird foot bishop weed bistort or snakeweed white briony borage brooklime bucks-horn plantain brank ursine blue bottleplate 4 burdock butter-bur wall bugloss bugle camomile carraway centaury wild carrot celandineplate 5 chervill comfry cleavers coltsfoot crabs claws or fresh water soldier cowslip columbine shrub cinquefoil costmaryplate 6 crowfoot cuckow point water cress cudweed crosswort dill dandelion daisy devils bitplate 7 eringo eyebright elecampane dock dragons dog grass dropwort dove foot bloody dockplate 8 foxglove flower-de-luce figwort fleawort fumitory fluellin fennel flaxweed feverfewplate 9 wall hawkweed hart tongue mouse-ear hawkweed gentian golden rod galingal clove gilliflower groundsel germander plate 10 longrooted hawkweed hearts ease hounds tongue herb robert marsh pennywort white horehound henbane truelove hemlockplate 11 knapweed lady mantle ladysmock sea lavender water lily liquorice loosestrife or willowherb liver wort lily of the valleyplate 12 lovage lungwort loosestrife or wood willow-herb maidenhair field madder marsh mallow marigold melilot masterwortplate 13 mouse ear moon-wort field mouse ear yellow money-wort black mullein mother-wort mug-wort white mullein white mustardplate 14 black mustard common nightshade deadly nightshade nep nailwort orpine cow parsnip rock parsley wild parsnipplate 15 pellitory of the wall periwinkle pepper-wort pimpernel plantain polypody white poppy corn rose poppy primroseplate 16 privet queen of the meadow meadow rue cress rocket rattle grass rocket cress ragwort rapture wort saffronplate 17 meadow saxifrage great sanicle samphire garden scurvygrass scabious shepherd purse saracen confound self-heal burnet saxifrageplate 18 yellow succory solomon seal wild succory spignel wood sorrel common sorrel smallage sow thistle tansyplate 19 treacle mustard tustan thorough wax tooth-wort trefoil tormentil lady thistle wild teazle cotton thistleplate 20 vervain valerian viper bugloss woad woodbine wall flower wormwood sea wormwood yarrowculpeperoriginal epistle to the reader take notice, that in this edition i have made very thesis additions toevery sheet in the book.
935 sept 23 1905. Ibid 46. 134 jan 13 1906;ibid 46. 290 jan 27 1906. Ibid 58. 280 jan 27 1912 long after the death of dr cyrus edson, the claim was made thatphenalgin was made under his direction and that it was his "discovery "as a matter of fact, dr edson had favored the use of ammonol at onetime, and when the council exposed the false claims then being madefor phenalgin, the journal charged that a fraud was being perpetratedon the medical profession despite the exposure of the methods used inexploiting ammonol and phenalgin, one finds just as glaringly falsestatements made in the advertisements of phenalgin today as weremade in its unsavory past this would seem to indicate either thatphysicians have short memories or that they are strangely indifferentto the welfare of their patients, to their own reputations and to thegood name of medicine the new york medical journal of dec 22, 1917, contained anadvertisement of phenalgin-- it has been running for months-- from whichthe following is quoted. "for the relief of pain the 'logical supplanter of opium and other habit-forming drugs' is phenalgin no matter how severe or where located pain is promptly and satisfactorily controlled by this effective anodyne-- and without disturbing the digestion, suppressing the secretions, causing constipation or inducing a drug habit "this is why phenalgin has superseded opium and its derivatives for relieving headaches, rheumatism, gout, la grippe, lumbago, neuralgia, disorders of the female, dysmenorrhea, and painful conditions generally to thousands of physicians phenalgin 'is the one dependable analgesic-- the logical supplanter of opium '"if we are to suppose that the composition of phenalgin is todayessentially the same as when it was examined, the claims just quotedare obviously false for, of course, such a mixture must have theproperties of acetanilid with all of its drawbacks and limitations we may contrast the statements made in the advertisement just quotedwith those made in bulletin 126 of the bureau of chemistry of theu s dewritingment of agriculture this bulletin on "the harmfuleffects of acetanilid, antipyrin and phenacetin" summarizes thereplies received from 400 physicians to whom a questionnaire had beensent the information thus gained was tabulated and the figures thatfollow are from these tables there were reported no fewer than 614paper of poisoning by acetanilid with 16 deaths and 112 paper of itshabitual use the larger number of paper of poisoning followed theadministration of the drug, by physicians, in doses larger than thosenow regarded as fairly safe this large number reported by only 400physicians indicated an excessively large number in the whole country since the questionnaire was sent to nearly a thousand physicians, ofwhom about 500 failed to reply, it may be assumed that had it been sentto the entire 130, 000 physicians in the country, at least 75, 000 paperof poisoning would have been reported prior to the passage of the federal food and drugs act the "purefood law" thesis nostrum makers had declared that their preparationscontained no acetanilid when that law went into effect, essay of thesemanufacturers triumphantly pointed to the fact that they were stillable to make the same claim without conflicting with the requirementsof the law this was accomplished in fact by changing the formula andsubstituting acetphenetidin phenacetin for the acetanilid whileacetphenetidin is essaywhat less toxic than acetanilid, bulk for bulk, the toxicity and therapeutic activity of the two drugs are nearlyproportional the claim made by thesis proprietary medicine manufacturers that they are"strictly ethical" because they advertise only to physicians is mereverbal camouflage there may be no more certain way of insuring thecontinued use of a nostrum by the public than to have it prescribed byphysicians. And none know this better than the makers of nostrums aproprietary individuality is obtained by giving essay special form tothe tablets and package or a special coloring to the capsules "specify'phenalgin pink top capsules'" so as to indicate the identity of theproducts in such a way that the patient may in the future procure themwithout the advice or warning of the physician when a proprietarypreparation with the name or initials stamped on it or attached toit is prescribed, the patient immediately is aware of the fact, andhis respect for the physician intelligence and wisdom is naturallylessened the physician should never place such dangerous drugs as acetanilid andacetphenetidin, or ready made mixtures of them, in the hands of thepatient in such a way that they can be employed without his supervisionor control he should never prescribe more than is needed at the timeand should not form the habit of using fixed doses or combinationsof drugs without a special reference to the writingicular needs of theindividual certain forms of headache yield more readily to a mixture of caffeinand acetanilid or caffein and acetphenetidin than to either acetanilidor acetphenetidin alone when the physician wishes to prescribe sucha mixture he may combine 1 grain of caffein or 2 grains of citratedcaffein with 3 grains of acetanilid or 4 grains of acetphenetidin ina powder or capsule under supervision such a dose may be repeatedat intervals of from two to four hours if necessary to control pain it is necessary to remember, however, that when small doses fail togive relief, increase in the dose is useless this fact is especiallyimportant, and disregard or ignorance of it has been responsible forthesis paper of poisoning further, it should be remembered that while itwas taught for thesis years that the admixture of caffein with acetanilidlessened the effect of the latter drug on the heart, hale has shownthat this is not the case and such mixtures must be used with specialcaution -- from the journal a m a , feb 2, 1918 article vi fellows' syrup, and other preparations of the hypophosphiteswe hope that it is clear to those who have read the several articlesof this series that their purpose is to present evidence that willenable the reader to form a correct estimate of the literatureemployed in the exploitation of various nostrums the distinctionbetween mere assertion-- however plausible, and from however eminentan authority-- and evidence should again be emphasized satisfactoryevidence rests on careful observation by those who are capable ofaccurately determining to what extent any changes that may be observedare due to the therapeutic agent employed and not mere accompanimentsof such treatment when the council on pharmacy and chemistry was organized in 1905, the greater writing of the literature of the nostrums was so palpablymisleading, the statements often so ludicrously false, that it was onlynecessary to call attention to this fact to have those claims collapse as a result of the council work, the exploiters of worthless nostrumshave developed a greater degree of shrewdness in avoiding the easilyexploded falsehoods this has made it increasingly difficult to pointout the exact statements on which thesis of the false claims now rest, even though the exploitation as a whole is as inherently dishonest asbefore if a nostrum is worthless, any exploitation must be false andmisleading in effect, even though not one single false direct statementis made a platitude may be given an appearance of importance if uttered in animpressive manner, and it may be employed to suggest far more than itcategorically affirms these two facts are appreciated by thesis nostrumexploiters and we find that they have adopted the impressive manner tosecure attention, and the platitude to suggest far more than they coulddefend in direct statement thus we have the "lie with circumstance " fellows' syrupa full page advertisement, which has been appearing regularly forabout a year and which must represent a good deal of money, is used togive an appearance of importance to a few words which, if printed inordinary type, would either pass wholly unnoticed or would lead one toassume that essaything essential to the full meaning had been omitted the statement, in full reads. "fellows' syrup differs from other preparations of the hypophosphites leading clinicians in all writings of the world have long recognized this important fact have you?. to insure results, prescribe the genuine ℞ syr hypophos comp fellows' reject cheap and inefficient substitutes reject preparations 'just as good '"the only direct statement contained in the advertisement is to theeffect that thesis clinicians have observed that fellows' syrup and otherpreparations of the hypophosphites are not alike in truth, fellows'is not like the better preparations of this type, since after standingit contains a muddy looking deposit that any pharmaceutical tyro wouldbe ashamed of technically, then, the statement is true, but it ishardly credible that the manufacturer is paying for an entire page in amedical journal to make this statement without any attempt to suggestessaything else the advertising pages of six medical journals were examined in theorder in which they chanced to come to hand in five of these, theentire advertisement of fellows' syrup was in the words just quoted;not a single word more in one there was the further statement. "not a new-born prodigy or an untried experiment, but a remedy whose usefulness has been fully demonstrated during half a century of clinical application "these advertisements show that the exploiters of fellows' syrup arespending a great deal of money to induce physicians to prescribe thepreparation, and it is equally evident that they wish to convey theimpression that the preparation has essay therapeutic value since wefind nothing directly false, in the first mentioned advertisement atleast, we must take the evident intent for consideration and determinewhat therapeutic value, if any, this preparation has, and whether it isadvisable for physicians to employ it in any case the preparation, according to the statement just cited, has been inuse for fifty years as the exploiter of any preparation cites themost convincing evidence in his possession in support of his views, this claim may be assumed to be the strongest available, and if thisevidence fails we must reject the contention as not proved herewe face a dilemma, for examination of the literature used in theexploitation of fellows' syrup fails to disclose any evidence of thekind that we have described as satisfactory. And we are, therefore, forced to conclude that none has ever been found by this it is notto be implied that no reputable physician has ever reported favorablyconcerning the therapeutic effects of this preparation it is quitepossible that an extensive literature of that sort might be found ifone examined the older medical journals but the day has passed whenevery improvement that follows the administration of a preparation isblindly attributed to the drug in question clinical research today isfar more exacting we will assume that the reader who has investigated the question withan open mind will have come to the decision that the contention thatfellows' syrup is of especial therapeutic value is not proved we mightrest with that assumption and ask the clinician whether he is preparedto use a nostrum that has been before the medical profession for halfa century without any satisfactory evidence having been gained thatit possesses therapeutic value we might ask him whether he would bewilling to tell his patients that he was prescribing such a nostrumfor them in the face of the absence of any such evidence of its value the inertness of the hypophosphitesbut we prefer to go even further and show him that not only is therean entire absence of any evidence of its therapeutic value so far aswe have been able to learn, but in addition there is an abundance ofevidence that the hypophosphites are devoid of any such therapeuticeffect as they were formerly reputed to have, and that, in fact, they are, so far as any effect based on their phosphorus content isconcerned, singularly inert while we have thus far taken the fellows' preparation as the subjectof the discussion, we may take a broader view and examine the subjectof the hypophosphites in general, and the substitutes containingphosphorus that have been introduced from time to time it hardly needsto be said that if the hypophosphites are without therapeutic value, itis impossible to give them value by combining them in a muddy-looking, ill-made preparation such as fellows' syrup such evidence wassubmitted to the medical profession in a report of the council onpharmacy and chemistry j a m a 67:760 sept 2 1916. And wewould strongly advise any one who is disposed to act on the suggestioncontained in the advertisements of fellows', and other hypophosphitepreparations, to read that report in full and to think the matter overbefore prescribing one of these nostrums quoting briefly from thereport in question. "although the overwhelming weight of evidence was against the probability that the hypophosphite preparations are of value as therapeutic agents, the council thought it well to investigate the subject dr w mckim marriott of baltimore was therefore requested to review the evidence for and against the therapeutic usefulness of the hypophosphites and to conduct such experiments as seemed necessary "the council was not content to rest on the mere absence of evidencefor the value of these preparations or any one of them, but soughtto obtain evidence that would fulfil the conditions mentioned above, and in pursuance of this plan it secured the cooperation of a trainedinvestigator, one who would work under the best of conditions forlearning the truth the results of dr marriott investigation werepublished in the journal, feb 12, 1916, p 486, and should be read byeveryone who has any interest in the problem lest essay of our readersmay fail to refer to the original of marriott paper, we will quotebriefly from it. "none of the subjects of the experiment experienced any effect whatsoever from the administration of the drug almost all of the ingested hypophosphite is eliminated unchanged "these experiments forbes demonstrate conclusively that the hypophosphites possess no specific value as a source of phosphorus for the body it is doubtful if there are any conditions in which the body suffers from lack of phosphorus even should such conditions exist, phosphorus, in the form that it occurs in the ordinary foods, or as phosphates, is more efficient in supplying the deficit than hypophosphites that must be oxidized before utilization and which are only about 15 per cent oxidized if at all for example, half a glass of milk contains more available phosphorus than three large doses of hypophosphites of 15 grains each, as great a dosage as is usually given "what then, is the therapeutic value of hypophosphites?. there is no reliable evidence that they exert a physiologic effect.
Found hanging. A mark around herneck did she hang herself or die of other injuries?. opinion, died ofother injuries 74 rehm. Friedreich blätt , 1883, xxxiv , pp 322-362 - man, age73. Found hanging opinion, while weak, sick, and suffering from woundsinflicted by his own son, he was hanged by his daughter-in-law 75 hofmann. "lehrbuch, " p 538 - a father hung his five children, the eldest 9 years another man hung two children, the eldest 13 years see also tidy, "med juris , " paper 40, 48, 51, 57 ?. , 58 ?. . "hangingafter death, " case 50 judicial hanging 76 maclaren. Indian med gaz , 1873, viii , p 234 - three paper ofjudicial hanging. Hung at the same time and cut down and necroscopybegun forty minutes afterward. Drop twelve inches in the first andthird there were reflex movements for a few minutes after drop fell first man, age 40. Pupils slightly dilated. No protrusion of tongueor eyeballs. Mark of cord above thyroid cartilage. No discharge ofsemen or fæces.
Or if you would stay it in its place, apply it to the navel, and that is one good way to stay the child in it the burdock leavesare cooling, moderately drying, and discussing withal, whereby it isgood for old ulcers and sores a dram of the roots taken with pinekernels, helps them that spit foul, mattery, and bloody phlegm theleaves applied funny process analysis essay topics to the places troubled with the shrinking of the sinewsor arteries, gives much ease the juice of the leaves, or rather theroots themselves, given to drink with old wine, doth wonderfully helpthe biting of any serpents. And the root beaten with a little salt, andlaid on the place, suddenly eases the pain thereof, and helps thosethat are bit by a mad dog the juice of the leaves being drank withhoney, provokes urine, and remedies the pain of the bladder the seedbeing drank in wine forty days together, doth wonderfully help thesciatica the leaves bruised with the white of an egg, and applied toany place burnt with fire, takes out the fire, gives sudden ease, andheals it up afterwards the decoction of them fomented on any frettingsore, or canker, stays the corroding quality, which must be afterwardsanointed with an ointment made of the same liquor, hog-grease, nitre, and vinegar boiled together the roots may be preserved withsugar, and taken fasting, or at other times, for the same purposes, andfor consumptions, the stone, and the lask the seed is much commendedto break the stone, and cause it to be expelled by urine, and is oftenused with other seeds and things to that purpose cabbages and coleworts i shall spare labour in writing a description of these, since almostevery one that can but write at all, may describe them from his ownknowledge, they being generally so well known, that descriptions arealtogether needless place they are generally planted in gardens time their flower time is towards the middle, or end of july, andthe seed is ripe in august government and virtues the cabbages or coleworts boiled gentlyin broth, and eaten, do open the body, but the second decoction dothbind the body the juice thereof drank in wine, helps those that arebitten by an adder, and the decoction of the flowers brings downwomen courses. Being taken with honey, it recovers hoarseness, orloss of the voice the often eating of them well boiled, helps thosethat are entering into a consumption the pulp of the middle ribs ofcoleworts boiled in almond milk, and made up into an electuary withhoney, being taken often, is very profitable for those that are puffyand short winded being boiled twice, an old cock boiled in the brothand drank, it helps the pains and the obstructions of the liver andspleen, and the stone in the kidneys the juice boiled with honey, anddropped into the corner of the eyes, clears the sight, by consumingany film or clouds beginning to dim it. It also consumes the cankersgrowing therein they are much commended, being eaten before meat tokeep one from surfeiting, as also from being drunk with too much wine, or quickly to make a man sober again that was drunk before for asthey say there is such an antipathy or enmity between the vine and thecoleworts, that the one will die where the other grows the decoctionof coleworts takes away the pain and ache, and allays the swelling ofsores and gouty legs and knees, wherein thesis gross and watery humoursare fallen, the place being bathed therewith warm it helps also oldand filthy sores, being bathed therewith, and heals all small scabs, pushes, and wheals, that break out in the skin the ashes of colewortstalks mixed with old hog-grease, are very effectual to anoint thesides of those that have had long pains therein, or any other placepained with melancholy and windy humours this was surely chrysippusgod, and therefore he wrote a whole volume on them and their virtues, and that none of the least neither, for he would be no small fool. Heappropriates them to every writing of the body, and to every disease inevery writing. And honest old cato they say used no other physic i knownot what metal their bodies were made of. This i am sure, cabbages areextremely windy, whether you take them as meat or as medicine. Yea, as windy meat as can be eaten, unless you eat bag-pipes or bellows, and they are but seldom eaten in our days. And colewort flowers areessaything more tolerable, and the wholeessayr food of the two the moonchallenges the dominion of this herb the sea coleworts descript this has divers essaywhat long and broad large and thickwrinkled leaves, essaywhat crumpled about the edges, and growing eachupon a thick footstalks very brittle, of a greyish green colour, fromamong which rises up a strong thick stalk, two feet high and better, with essay leaves thereon to the top, where it branches forth much. Andon every branch stands a large bush of pale whitish flowers, consistingof four leaves a-piece.


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Winx Club Forever
It was an inhabitant of the Vortex of Flames.
The Five-Headed Dragon has five heads with red eyes. All of it heads share one tail. It has a purple aura.
Season 6In "Vortex of Flames," Selina it is seen as Bloom is dropled down by Diaspro to the pit. The dragon and Bloom's dragon fight, but Bloom's dragon got defeated. Bloom finally gives one last effort to her dragon, and it defeats the Five-Headed Dragon. With Bloom's power restored and her success on passing the test, she earns her Bloomix and emerges from the pit.
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The Five-Headed Dragon is a boss battle.
Magical Abilities
It is able to shoot powerful fire beams from each of its heads.
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|William T Osborne
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' s w. T.-OSBORNE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM 2 Sheets-Sheet I Filed Ndv. '29, 1969 FIG. 3
United States Patent O 3,553,974 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM William T. Osborne, East Syracuse, N.Y., assignor to Carrier Corporation, Syracuse, N.Y., a corporation of Delaware Filed Nov. 29, 1968, Ser. No. 779,831
Int. Cl. F25b 1/00 US. Cl. 62-115 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE ice into a second chamber communicating with a slotted or perforated header or distributor. Interiorly of the vessel is a baflle member shaped to provide thereabove, in cooperation with the shell interior, a vent space. The baflle member is also cut away along its bottom to provide with a plate member spaced therefrom and with the inner walls of the economizer a region for collection of re- The present invention is directed to a refrigeration sys- I arrangement to accomplish during the flashing action a more eflicient separation of refrigerant liquid and gas, thereby assuring that there will be essentially no flow of liquid to the interstage suction line of the compressor.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION It is known in the art to which this invention pertains to provide a vessel at a pressure intermediate the condenser and evaporator pressure for extracting refrigerant gas from the refrigerant liquid passing to the evaporator from the condenser. Vessels of this general character have in the past been employed to improve equipment efliciency, and as such have commonly been termed economizers. Prior refrigerant vessel have had in association therewith various types of distributor means and suitably configured valve devices. However, in most instances effective separation of the liquid and gaseous refrigerant accompanying flashing of the liquid refrigerant has not been accomplished, even though expensive and elaborate eliminator assemblies have been employed.
In economizer constructions presently used, liquid refrigerant from the condenser flows to the economizer chamber or vessel through a float valve responsive to the level of liquid in the condenser. Flow of refrigerant from the economizer to the evaporator is also controlled by a float valve, the valve in this latter instance being responsive to the level of liquid in the economizer. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the economizer chamber communicates with an intermediate stage of the compressor so that the pressure in the economizer is intermediate the evaporator (suction) pressure and the condenser (discharge) pressure. The liquid refrigerant upon entering the economizer chamber flashes in part due to the pressure drop encountered, The flashing action is relatively violent and difiicult to control resulting in a tendency for the gaseous component to entrain or induce portions of the remaining subcooled liquid refrigerant as it flows to the intermediate stage of compression. An economizer vessel that would accomplish the flashing phenomena under circumstances wherein carry-over of the kind described above would be avoided has long been desired.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is particularly directed to a refrigeration system incorporating therein a refrigerant vessel or economizer taking the form of a multi-chamber tank connected to the condenser and evaporator and therefrom to the first stage of a two stage compressor. Valve means are included in the system to control flow of refrigerant liquid or gas during either full load or part load operation of the machine, as well as during shut down.
The economizer is provided with a first chamber which receives refrigerant liquid from the condenser and controls action of a float valve having a throttle plate extending frig erant liquid resulting from the flashing action. Liquid received from the condenser through a sub-cooler passes to the second chamber of the economizer and actuation of the float valve by the controlling liquid from the condenser permits refrigerant liquid to flow to the header, wherein it flashes by reason of temperature and pressure differences in the system.
Experience has shown that a slotted or perforate distributor of the configuration herein disclosed effects a much more eflicient separation of the liquid from the gas, apparently by reason of better distribution of the mixture throughout the length of the economizer, permitting thereby a smooth and orderly release of the gas from the liquid. By the economizer construction of this invention, the gas bubbles appear to provide a cushioning effect upon the liquid discharged from the header openings and substantially prevents rebounding from the inner walls of the economizer or refrigerant vessel.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 illustrates schematically, with portions thereof taken in section, a preferred form of refrigeration system incorporating the novel concepts of this invention;
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary perspective view of an alternate form of distributor means; and
FIGS. 3 and 4 are diagrammatic sectional views illustrative of the liquid and gas separation which takes place in the refrigerant vessel of this invention.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Referring now to the drawings and first to FIG. 1 thereof, an exemplary refrigeration system embodying the novel concepts of this invention includes a cooler or evaporator 12 located within a shell 14 which also houses a condenser 16 and a cooler or evaporator tube bundle 18. As is shown, the condenser 16 has a housing 20 mounting therewithin a tube bundle 22.
The refrigeration system of this invention also embodies a compressor 28 which desirably is of the two-stage type and has by reason of the two stages capability of operating over a wide range at substantially reduced power requirements. The first stage is designated as 30 and the second stage 32. The compressor is driven by motor means 34 indicated by phantom lines.
The condenser receives refrigerant gas from the second stage 32 of the compressor 28 and delivers high pressure, high temperature, condensed refrigerant through conduit means 36 communicating with a subcooler generally indicated at 38, which includes a housing 60 surrounding a tube bundle 62. The subcooled liquid passes therefrom through conduit means 40 to an economizer generally referred to by the numeral 42, the structural details of which will shortly be described. Also, communicating with the interior of the condenser 16 is a conduit member 44 which delivers to the economizer what may be referred to as control liquid. Again, the specific function of the control conduit will be noted later.
The economizer is connected to a conduit 46 for delivering the flashed gaseous refrigerant to the second stage 32 of the compressor 28, and also connected to the economizer is conduit means 48 for directing liquid from the economizer to the evaporator 18.
As further appears in FIG. 1 of the drawings, the conduit 44 mounts shut-off valve means 52, while similar valve means 54, 56 and 58 are connected to the conduits 40, 46 and 48, respectively, for functions shortly to be described.
Referring now more specifically to the refrigerant vessel or economizer 42, there is provided a shell 64 which supports interiorly thereof at one end a substantially upstanding partition member 66 which connects with a generally circular transversely extending divider member 68, each of which intermediate the upper and lower extremities thereof has secured thereto a plate member 70. By this arrangement, in combination with the interior walls of the shell 64, one end of the shell is divided into three compartments, which may be termed a control chamber 72, an entry chamber 74, and a discharge chamber 76.
It is to be seen that the shell 64 is apertured at 78 to receive the control liquid, a bleed opening 80 is formed in the lower end of the partition member 66, and the divider member 68 has a discharge opening 82 placed generally midway of the top and bottom thereof. Located within the control chamber 72 is a float valve 86 having a throttle plate portion 87 which extends into the entry chamber 74 and is effective upon actuation to partially close and completely open a passage 84 in the plate member 70, permitting passage of refrigerant liquid from the entry chamber 74 into the discharge chamber 76. Under normal operating conditions, the entry chamber 74 will be essentially completely filled. This aspect of the invention will be covered in further detail later in connection with a description of the operation of the refrigeration system disclosed.
Axially spaced from the opposite end of the shell 64 is a baffle member 88 preferably originally of generally circular shape from which at diametrally opposed locations 21 pair of segments have been removed to provide substantially parallel upper and lower surfaces 88a and 88b which define in cooperation with the inner diameter of the shell 64 along the top and bottom portions thereof a vent passage 90 and a liquid collection zone 108. Attached to the divider member 68 at one end and at its opposite end to the baffle member 88 is a cylindrical header or distributor 92 slotted as at 94. However, a distributor of like shape may be provided with circumferentially spaced openings 96 on an arc of approximately 120, and a header of this configuration is designated in FIG. 2 by the numeral 98. A further description of the operation of these novel headers or distributors will be given later, and particular reference made to FIGS. 3 and 4.
Within the shell 64 of the refrigerant vessel 42 there would normally be a pressure differential between opposite sides of the baffle plate 88, the pressure in the region between the plate member 70 and baflie plate 88 being greater than the pressure in the area defined by the baflie and the adjacent end wall of the shell 64. Accordingly, provision of the vent passage 90 has the important effect of equalizing pressures on opposite sides of the baflle plate 88, thereby assuring a more smooth operation of the entire system.
Removal of a segment of the baffle plate along the lower portion thereof, as at 88b, has the important advantage of providing the liquid collection zone 108. It is important particularly when the machine is operating under part load conditions that an adequate amount of refrigerant liquid be delivered to the evaporator or cooler. To explain more fully, during all conditions of operation of the machine, the refrigerant in the cooler is a mixture of liquid and vapor. Under part load operation the volume of this mixture tends to decrease, due to reduced release of vapor. Under such conditions of part load operation, the low side float valve 102 will operate in a semiclosed position, permitting the excess liquid stored in the refrigerant vessel 42 at full load to reside in the cooler, thereby increasing the liquid in the cooler and improving heat transfer performance.
The operation of the refrigeration system disclosed is as follows, references hereinafter to exemplary temperatures and pressures being related to the refrigerant known to the art as R-l2, which at atmospheric pressure boils at about minus 2l.6 F. When the valves 52, 54, 56 and 58 are in open position and a driving force applied to the compressor 28 by the motor 34, condensed liquid refrigerant from the condenser 16 flows through the conduit 36, subcooler 38 and via the conduit 40 into the entry chamber 74. Simultaneously, condensed liquid refrigerant passes through the conduit 44 into the control chamber 72. The liquid refrigerant flowing from the condenser 16 is at a high temperature and pressure, which for R-l2 may illustratively be 102 F. and 120 p.s.i.g. The liquid as it moves into the entry chamber 74 is at about 90 F. and 110 p.s.i.g., as an example. The control liquid refrigerant illustratively enters the chamber 72 at about 102 F. and 120 p.s.i.g. The float valve 86 during full load operation of the machine will be in a fully open position, permitting passage of liquid refrigerant through the opening 84 in the plate 70, and liquid will also move through the opening in the partition 66 and opening 82 in the divider 68 into the distributor 92. By way of example, the liquid in the distributor may be at about 675 F. and 67 p.s.i.g.
Because of the reduced pressure of the liquid refrigerant in the header 92 or 98, essentially all of the flashing takes place within the header and there is emitted from the slots 94 or holes 96 a froth made up of liquid droplets and entrained gas in generally the manner portrayed in FIGS. 3 and 4. The header 98 with perforations or holes 96 therein is shown as illustrative embodiment of the invention in the same economizer environment of FIG. 1, and good results have been attained when the distributor or header 98 is formed with approximately twelve axially spaced rows of holes with about five holes to each row arranged on an arc of approximately 120". It is to be noted from FIG. 3 that the rows are not equidistant, and this assures that the gaseous refrigerant which is separated from the liquid-gas mixture will proceed without undue turbulence into the conduit 46 leading to the second stage 32 of the compressor 28.
With further reference to FIGS. 3 and 4, when liquid L within the header 98 flashes there is discharged from the openings 96 a plurality of sprays S of a liquid-gas mixture at a relatively low velocity, generally in the neighborhood of 2 to 4 feet per second. Typically, in the sprays S approximately 85 precent by weight is refrigerant liquid and the remainder the gaseous component of the mixture. Upon emission from the header openings, the liquid-gas mixture in the form of a spray S separates into its two components, and the gas G ascends into the conduit 46 while the liquid droplets D descend to form a pool P on the bottom of the economizer shell 64, earlier designated as a liquid collection none 108 and the function of which has been described.
By virtue of the internal sizing of the distributor 92 or 98, the extent, number and spacing of the slots 94 or holes 96, and the size of the float valve 86 and throttle plate portion 87 thereof, in combination with appropriate sizing of the opening 84 in the plate member 70, the sprays S issue from the header slots 94 or holes 96 at relatively low velocity, the liquid droplets D are thereby entrained by the gas G until separation takes place and any possibility of rebounding of the droplets against the inner walls of the economizer shell 64 is prevented. There is accordingly accomplished by this invention a smooth and orderly release of the gas from the liquid, assuring that liquid refrigerant will not be passed to the second stage of the compressor 28.
To complete the description of the refrigeration cycle, the liquid in the collection zone 108 passes through opening 100 in the bottom of the shell 64 under control of a float valve V102, shown in FIG. 3 in a raised position when the machine is operating under full load conditions and partially depressed when the machine is at low load. The liquid refrigerant is then directed by the conduit 48 to the evaporator 12 and passes in heat transfer relation with coolant circulating in the tube bundle 18, causing the refrigerant to boil vigorously with resultant vaporization. The gaseous refrigerant then passes through conduit 104 to the first stage 30 of the compressor 28. Illustratively, the liquid refrigerant surounding the tubes 18 in the evaporator 12 is at a temperature of about 35 F. and 32.5 p.s.i.g., again assuming R-12 is being used.
The gas generated within the economizer shell 64 as a result of the flashing which occurs therein is drawn through the conduit 46 to the second stage of the compressor 28 wherein it is mixed with the gas discharged from the first stage 30, and is compressed to a high temperature and pressure and passes through conduit 106 into the condenser 16, completing the refrigeration cycle.
It is to be further emphasized at this point, and with particular reference to FIG. 4, that the header openings 96, which were earlier described as circumferentially spaced and arranged on an arc of about 120, face downwardly so that the sprays S are directed toward the bottom of the economizer shell 64. The liquid portion of the liquid-gas mixture discharged from the openings thereby falls to the shell bottom to form the pool P. Also, it is important to note that the conduit 46 leading to the compressor 28 is located along the top wall of the shell 64 so that the separated gas ascending in the shell can readily pass into the compressor. Such a structural arrangement assures a more efiicient separation of the liquid and gas.
An important advantage of the economizer shown and described is that it permits isolation of the entire charge of the machine in the economizer when machine servicing is required. To accomplish this, the valves 56, 52 and 54- in lines 46, 44 and 40, respectively, are closed when the refrigeration machine is inoperative. By use of a service pump, refrigerant is transferred in liquid form from the cooler to the economizer by pressurizing the cooler with gas from the economizer and permitting the liquid to flow through line 48 and valve 58. After closing the valve 58 to entrap the contents of the economizer, the connections to the service pump are then reversed and the remaining gas in the cooler is passed into the economizer.
Servicing of the economizer may at times be required and it should be noted in this connection that the high side float valve 86 and the low side float valve 102 are located adjacent opposite ends of the economizer shell 64, which considerably facilitates their servicing. Should servicing be required, or work be necessary on any other components of the system, the entire charge of the machine can be isolated in the cooler '12. For this purpose, the valves 52, 54 311C156 are closed while the equipment is inoperative. Liquid remaining in the economizer is transferred through line 48 and valve 58 with a service pump connected to draw refrigerant gas from the cooler and discharge it into the economizer. After closing valve 58, gas remaining in the economizer is then passed to the cooler.
While there has been described a preferred embodiment of the invention, it will be understood that the invention is not limited thereto but may be otherwise embodied within the scope of the following claims.
I claim:
1. In a refrigeration system having a compressor, a condenser, an evaporator, and a refrigerant vessel, the improvement which comprises means interiorly of said vessel dividing the same into a plurality of communicating chambers receiving liquid refrigerant from said condenser, distributor means Within said vessel communicating with said chambers and having a plurality of openings therein, and float valve means within the interior of said vessel responsive to the influx of liquid refrigerant into one of said chambers to control the flow of liquid to said distributor means, said distributor means being effective to accomplish essentially complete flashing of the liquid therein into liquid and gaseous components, the liquid gas mixture discharged from said openings being at relatively low velocity to effect substantially complete separation of the liquid and gas.
2. A refrigeration system of the character defined in claim 1, in which within the vessel there is provided in spaced relation from one end of said vessel, a generally upstanding baffle member having portions removed along the top and bottom thereof to first provide with the upper inner walls of said vessel a vent space and to secondly provide with the lower inner walls of said vessel a liquid collection Zone, said vent space being effective to equalize pressures on opposite sides of said baffie member and said liquid collection zone being effective to control the liquid level in the evaporator.
3. A method of effecting separation in a refrigeration machine of liquid refrigerant into liquid and gaseous components, which comprises directing into an enclosed perforate flashing chamber a quantity of liquid refrigerant having a boiling point less than sub-ambient temperature, effecting within said chamber substantially complete flash cooling of the liquid to provide a frothy mixture of liquid droplets and gas, discharging from said chamber said frothy mixture to effect a separation thereof into liquid and gaseous components in a smooth and orderly manner, and passing in one direction and in another direction said liquid component and said gaseous component essentially free of admixture.
4. The method of regulating flow of refrigerant within a refrigeration machine including a compressor, a condenser, an evaporator and an economizer vessel disposed between said condenser and evaporator and having an opening in the upper region thereof connected to the compressor, which comprises the steps of:
(a) supplying liquid refrigerant from the condenser to a chamber of the economizer in communication with an intermediate stage of the compressor by:
(i) passing the refrigerant through a first opening into a substantially elongated compartment so as to accomplish flashing of portions of the liquid refrigerant into gaseous refrigerant;
(ii) releasing the refrigerant from the elongated compartment through a plurality of openings disposed in the lower section of the compartment so that the liquid constituent will fall within the chamber and the gaseous constituent will flow upwardly through the connection to the compressor; and
(b) regulating flow of the subcooled liquid refrigerant from the economizer vessel to the evaporator.
5. In a refrigeration system of the character defined in claim 1, in which the openings in said distributor means are arranged along the lower portion of said distributor to discharge the liquid-gas mixture downwardly in said refrigerant vessel whereby the liquid separated drops to the bottom of said vessel, and in which said vessel has a passage along the top wall thereof communicating with said compressor to permit the upward flow thereto of the gas separated from the liquid-gas mixture.
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Der blutige Schau-Platz, oder Martyrer Spiegel der Tauffs-Gesinnten, oder wehrlosen Christen, die um des Zeugnisses Jesu, ihres Seligmachers, willen, gelitten haben, und getödtet worden sind, von Christi Zeit an, bis auf das Jahr 1660. Vormals aus unterschiedlichen glaubwürdigen Chroniken, Nachrichten und Zeugnissen gesammelt, und in holländischer Sprache herausgegeben von T.J.V. Braght. Nun aber sorgfältigst ins Hochdeutsche übersetzt, und zum zweytenmal and Licht gebracht.Date: Saturday, January 01, 1814 Genre: Biographies Author:
The history of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire. By Edward Gibbon, Esq. In eight volumes. Vol. I[-VIII].Date: Monday, January 01, 1816 Genre: Autobiographies Author:
The new whole duty of man, containing the faith as well as practice of a Christian: made easy for the present age. Divided into three parts: our duty towards god. Our duty towards our neighbour. Our duty towards ourselves. With devotions proper for several occasions.Date: Sunday, January 01, 1809 Genre: Memoirs Author:
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Voyages from Montreal, on the river St. Laurence, through the continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific oceans; in the years 1789 and 1793. With a preliminary account of the rise, progress, and present state of the fur trade of that country. Illustrated with a general map of the country. By Sir Alexander Mackenzie.Date: Friday, January 01, 1802 Genre: Travel literature Author:
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From Thomas Jefferson to Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge, 12 January 1808
Washington Jan. 12. 08.
My dear Ellen
I send you some poetry, but am not sure whether I may not have sent you the same pieces before. my letters to your Mama will have informed you of my having been indisposed with a swelled face. it rose, suppurated, and has left me with a hard swelling still on the jawbone, which however I am in hopes will go down. it still confines me to the house for fear cold should affect it. otherwise I am well. your particular friends here are all well as far as I can recollect. mr Eppes has been confined a month by an Erysipelas. he went out yesterday for the first time. Francis is in good health & goes to school every day. he just reads. mr Rose's delay on board his ship is still unexplained to us; but as you are no politician I shall add nothing further in that line. kiss your dear Mama for me, & sisters. present me affectionately to your papa, and be assured of my tender love for yourself. Adieu.
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One of London's most celebrated parks is in line for much-needed restoration, but the locals are up in arms about plans to chop down hundreds of trees. Do they have a case?
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