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.
Cited prior art · Gerald Falbel · United States · 1975
only cold sky even in the daytime. of a building, wherein part of said focusing reflector is Page 7 partially transparent in the visible region of the spec a. a focusing
Cited prior art · Robert M Siewert · General Motors Corp · United States · 1975
oil pump 71, thereby expanding nected with one of the four legs of a single plane inlet Page 7 manifold 94, while the exhaust ports 92 of each second While the
Cited prior art · Michael Petrick, John C Cutting and 3 more · United States · 1975
theory exists when lugs 25 for making an electrical connection and this Page 7 electrode wall, lips 23 of insulating walls 22 and side for plate 32. Changing from a blunt
Cited prior art · Patrick Lee Underwood · United States · 1975
the flow controls directly by the speed constantly supply a visable indication of flow in the ox Page 7 ygen and hydrogen in the supply lines 52 and 44 re flow
Cited prior art · M Capy · CO EUROP EQUIPEMENT MENAGER CE · United States · 1974
The outer diameter of the crown is one-third to the upper edge of the lateral wall thereto. Page 7 4. A burner according to claim 2, wherein the ce flector means
Cited prior art · R Mendelson · GLASS LINED WATER HEATER CO · United States · 1973
nozzle portion includes an end plate ated, therefore, that a surface area of from about 95 to Page 7 S 6 99 percent of the total surface area of the end
Cited prior art · I Maeda · Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd · United States · 1973
throughout the adsorption vessel. Furthermore, the rectifying body is in the range of from 30° to 60. Page 7 7. The adsorption device of claim 1, wherein the rectifying plate is
soon as the gas is available at the burner port. causing closure of said valve means. Page 5 7. A direct burner ignition system as set forth in to a burner,
Cited prior art · Willis Thompson Lawrence · Hooker Chemical Corp · United States · 1972
description of the ac may be used in accordance with this invention. 75 companying drawings in which: Page 7 FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of the two heat temperature of
the system of FIG. relatively expensive which has limited wide commercial ac 75 . ceptance. Page 4 DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT For the purposes of this description, the flame-sensing unit
by solar radiation and the heat exchange surfaces float on a reservoir of the water being heated. Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.
Cited prior art · Richard G Murray · ROGER C ALLEN · United States · 1971
upwardly from the interior of the bridge element, and engage the flange 76 Page 7 on the upper end of the inner valve element 72. At its drogen and air which is
Cited prior art · Haldor Frederik Axel Topsoe, Emil Sorensen and 1 more · United States · 1969
and proportion to nickel of at least 1:10. generally in the form of potassium oxide, as promotors Page 2 in such processes, but only in very small amounts (about Comparison between
Cited prior art · Andrew G Hammitt · TRW Inc · United States · 1969
suitably connected into System. 75 the system, such as shown in FIG. 2 in lieu of the sepa Page 6 rator 18a, as shown therein. This cyclonic separator would means for
Cited prior art · Mekjean Matthew, James S Sconce and 1 more · United States · 1968
between the exterior walls 12, and interior baths assist in the conversion of the heat scale, developed Page 7 in annealing and hot rolling mill operations, to a soluble are not
Cited prior art · Andrassy Stella · United States · 1967
the like. terior to the exterior of the chamber through the base. Page 4 The chamber 2 may, of course, be of any desired size As a result, such a transparent
eventbeofclosed by open ignition circuit opening of the contacts and in closing of the contacts. 75 misfunctioning. Page 7 If the door D is opened before a drying cycle is com