The patents and their transcriptions, four forums, the bench notes and the glossary — one
index, ranked together, so a claim in a patent and the thread arguing about it come back side
by side.
Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 the opposite ends of the array, the array being symmet SOLAR CONCENTRATING LENS AND RECEIVER rical
Cited prior art · Karl B. Olsson · Mareck BV · United States · 1984
off a central 58 Field of Search ................... 431/1, 114, 346, 354, area of the partition wall. Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.
pair 92 given rise to 28 may be provided with a plurality of rotors and sta Page 7 tors to provide increased electrical energy through the rotor whereby upon fluid
European Patents · Stanley A. Meyer · European Patent Office · 1984
chamber 60 that may be utilized in lieu of the chamber 30 of Figures 1 and 2. Page 14 In this embodiment the volatile and non-combustible gas sixture that is
modification of an optical coupling. 13, which is fixedly connected to column 70. The other Page 7 end (not shown) of third optical conductor rod 13 is lenses 20 is used mounted on
Cited prior art · Jacob Schwartz · Sanders Associates Inc · United States · 1983
or blowing a high degree of flexibility in the plant operation by Page 7 allowing different rates of thermal energy collection Chemical Engineering Transcripts), Vol. MC.1 (#1), at and consumption.
heating, cooling and insolation needs of the building under varying atmospheric conditions. Page 2 FOR THE PURPOSES OF INFORMATION ONLY Codes used to identify States party to the PCT on
Cited prior art · Pierre Genequand, Guy N. Hindi and 4 more · United States · 1983
inserted into the bore holes, when rolling in of the grid-like element 76 of the transfer unit 70 and the a corresponding groove 38 on the opposite roller or outlet
Cited prior art · Shao W. Yuan · United States · 1982
during warm seasons for 165/45 space cooling and cold storage. 58) Field of Search ............................ 62/260; 165/45; Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 tank below, neither pump nor
Patents citing this work · Maurice Daniel · WIPO · 1982
Wind Guys Electronic Logic ‘| ond Contral 43 proms Clestee Power bine ots Page 2 FOR THE PURPOSES OF INFORMATION ONLY cations under the PCT. Austria Australia Brazil Central African Republic
Cited prior art · Arlin C. Lewis · United States · 1981
the rate of production of layers of granulated iron and calcium chloride. Page 7 10. The apparatus of claim 3 further comprising a supply of water within said vessel containing
the engine cooling fluid is used for space heating and air conditioning. Page 2 FOR THE PURPOSES OF INFORMATION ONLY cations under the PCT. Central African Republic Congo Switzerland Cameroon
Cited prior art · Mario Palazzetti, Angioletta Boero and 3 more · United States · 1981
the duct, in use. 3,089,670 5/1963 Johnson .............................. 126/441 4,090,495 5/1978 Lesk .................................... 126/438 7 Claims, 2 Drawing Figures Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 SOLAR ENERGY ABSORBER FOR
POLYMER (75) Inventors: Peter J. C. Kent, High Wycombe; John K. R. Page, Camberley, both of England 73) Assignee: The Calor Group Limited Related U.S. Application Data 63 Continuation-in-part of
partially com plate having means projecting upwardly from the upper pleted panel of the present invention. Page 7 FIG. 3 is a fragmentary cross sectional view taken 9. The panel
be passed through the fuel exhaust stack (6) to absorb supplemental heat, ; Page 2 FOR THE PURPOSES OF INFORMATION ONLY cations under the PCT. Austria Australia Brazil Central A frican
temperature-responsive wax thermal actuator (46) linked thereto by a flexible forcetransmitting linkage. Page 2 FOR THE PURPOSES OF INFORMATION ONLY cations under the PCT. Austria Australia Brazil Central African Republic
the heat transfer fluid, the use of fiberglass regulated by the addition of typical reducing agents Page 7 now used in the preparation of all types of glass, to that
for control to the heat exchanger and opening 78 at the bottom of ling its output. Page 7 Operation upward to the radiators 94 and then radiating the heat through