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Patents citing this work · United States · 1980

PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION PATENT NO. 4, 194, 949 Page 2 of 14 INVENTOR(S) : Virgil Stark It is certified that error appears in the

Cited prior art · Carlyle J. Sletten · SOLAR ENERGY Tech Inc · United States · 1979

An important invention. advantage of the present invention is that the surface of Page 7 the tube 18 can be significantly smaller than the surface can show

Patents citing this work · United States · 1979

function of collector tilt angle, employing a centrifugal pump. p=wyp’g sin a/12th (2) Page 7 provide greater power cost savings. Initial cost savings where for both pump

Cited prior art · Robert F. Brautigam · United States · 1979

absorbs additional heat slightly above the freezing point to prevent any freezing Page 7 of the tank water. The load pump is actuated by a ther FIG.

Cited prior art · Kunihiko Masunaga, Masakatsu Kani and 3 more · United States · 1978

instance, the driver, when he the constructive transfer of the driver's consciousness Page 7 of driving into a corresponding change in volume of the a flowmeter 19

Cited prior art · Hellmuth Mentschel · Siemens AG · United States · 1978

the subvolume of the catalyst numbers between 0.3 and 0.4. Reaction temperatures of Page 7 between 800 and 1200 C are obtained. For continuous combustion engine, the

Cited prior art · Edwin S. Dizon · United States · 1978

polysulfide, said particulate phase change material is polyethylene glycol, and the ratio of Page 7 polymeric polysulfide to polyethylene glycol is from 23. The process of claim

Cited prior art · Stephen Horvath · Beeston Co Ltd · United States · 1978

STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION PATENT NO. : 4, 107,008 Page 2 of 2 INVENTOR(S) : Stephen Horvath It is certified that error appears in the

Cited prior art · Lynn E. Terry · United States · 1977

line l2, change "changed" to -- charged-- ; Page 15 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE Page 2 of 2 CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION Patent No. 4,055, 962 Dated November 1, 1977

Cited prior art · Stuart M. Oliver, Sanford J. Parsons and 1 more · United States · 1977

Gas extracted by vacuum the means for heating for regulating the temperature of Page 7 the lower portion of the sealed retort about a selected 4. A

Cited prior art · Reinhart Radebold · United States · 1977

at a height of climate influences is best absorbed above the tropo Page 7 of 20 km (using H2). It can be seen from these numbers that

Cited prior art · Sol Aisenberg · Space Sciences Inc · United States · 1976

at least one carbon film having the characteristics of a high index of Page 7 refraction, high electrical resistivity, transparency in 21. The method of claim 19

Patents citing this work · United States · 1975

outermost container mally closed and are oppositely poled to permit air or Page 7 of group 31. The air or gas movement through the other of each

Cited prior art · Arthur E Rineer · United States · 1975

permits tank so that the release of the latent heat of fusion of Page 7 the heat-sink material will maintain such temperatures. upper and a lower passage,

Cited prior art · Paul G La Haye · John W Bjerklie · United States · 1975

in less than 10 milliseconds which is rapid enough to obtain burnout of Page 7 such particles in boiler furnaces. Carbon particles in smoke resulting from burning

Cited prior art · C Swet · United States · 1973

field of view is es- sentially constant within the.relatively wide total field Page 7 of view of the surface 18. Therefore, the collecting surface 18 is capable

Cited prior art · Thomas Townsend Brown · Guidance Technology Inc · United States · 1970

through their respective plate resistors 5 pressure waves in said fluid medium. Page 7 2. A fluid flow control system, comprising: trode and also adapted to be

Cited prior art · Robert E Dawson · RE Dietz Co · United States · 1969

the lens evenly and 29d, each row divided into 24 individual elements, 75 across the beam. Page 7 2. A warning lens for collecting light from a source for receiving light

Cited prior art · Duc Joseph Adrien M Le · Pullman Inc · United States · 1966

electrical energy of current up to about 1000 amperes per square foot of Page 7 apparent electrode surface or higher. Within these cur conductive metal including salts,

Cited prior art · Edlin Frank Edward · EI Du Pont de Nemours and Co · United States · 1965

be prepared by conventional techniques and distillate are removed. Typically, a grading of /2 Page 4 to 2% is used. Particularly with small stills not having eter/chord