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Patents citing this work · United States · 1981
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
Patents citing this work · United States · 1981
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
Patents citing this work · WIPO · 1981
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
Patents citing this work · WIPO · 1981
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
Patents citing this work · United States · 1980
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
Patents citing this work · United States · 1980
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
Patents citing this work · United States · 1980
is with the front walls 108 of the lenses disposed due spherical, Page 7 the front wall of each of said lens elements is rounded a base member; and and
Cited prior art · Andrew D. Babinsky, Charles J. Hora and 3 more · United States · 1980
membrane separator would be limited in dimension Company under their trademark NAFION. Page 7 The nonpermeable portion of the divider between the brane window 3 conforming to the size and
Cited prior art · Mitsuhiro Sato, Noboru Kasahara and 1 more · United States · 1980
the pulsatory current func can be theoretically calculated from the following for Page 7 mula by balance of the buoyancy of the bubbles and the sealed or one of the
Cited prior art · Raymond M. G. Boucher · Biophysics Research and Consulting Corp · United States · 1980
as limiting the invention to the same decay shape. the details given. Page 7 TABLE I IMPROVEMENTS OF THERMAL DEATH TIMES WITHULTRASONIC IRRADIATION Ultrasonic Field: Nominal Frequency 27 kHz Acoustic
Cited prior art · Herbert A. Fleisch, Rolf Felix and 1 more · United States · 1980
2, 1977, Pat. tabolism. int. C.’.............................................. A61K 31/66 1 Claim, No Drawings Page 2 The copending application of Felix and Fleisch, enti PHOSEPHONATE PHARMACETICAL tled CARBOXY PHOSPHONATE PHARMACEU CORPOSTON TICAL
Patents citing this work · European Patent Office · 1980
by weight, of the hydrated compound and a minor proportion, by weight, of the cross-linked polymer. Page 2 The present invention is concerned with thermal energy storage materials and heat-exchange
Patents citing this work · United States · 1980
into the elec section. the receptor section to complete electrical and mechani Page 7 10. The apparatus of claim 9 further including a third 7. The sensor assembly of claim
Cited prior art · Peter Roeschlau, Erich Bernt and 1 more · United States · 1980
sample to substantially overcome test error and deviations due to turbidity formation. 7 Claims, No Drawings Page 2 : PROCESS AND REAGENT FOR DETERMINING CHOLESTEROL This is a continuation application of
Cited prior art · Glen P. Robinson, Jr. · United States · 1980
heat source 11 exceeds the vaporization tem ally constant throughout the system. Page 7 The temperature To of the heat sink 12 is now below would no longer be vaporized
Cited prior art · Elijah R. Perry, Mario Rabinowitz and 1 more · United States · 1979
heat the sheath together with back-fill soil containing soaked conductive portion, and Page 7 (e) a plurality of water-filled bags dispersed in said 4. The structure of claim 1 in
Cited prior art · Carl L. Whiteford · United States · 1979
and the angle of incidence to the arc. The choice tight enclosure of said reflective surface. Page 7 5. The reflector of claim 1, wherein said means for ergy striking
Cited prior art · Richard G. Reese · Combustion Power Co Inc · United States · 1978
small flow of particles from a semi-fluidizing of the contact material particles Page 7 in the vicinity of cylindrical wall 9 and the resultant parts of wall members 6 and
Cited prior art · John Houseman · National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA · United States · 1977
day and shown in the patent, is that hydrazine decomposes motor cars. Page 7 The novel features of the invention are set forth with required, the hydrogen rich gas is
Cited prior art · John Edward Randall · National Research Development Corp UK · United States · 1977
2,619,326 11/1952 McLenegan ........................... 62/238 higher temperature. 2,915,397 2/1959 Telkes .................................. 126/400 13 Claims, 7 Drawing Figures MMYYYYY Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.
