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A knob assembly for use with cooking utensils, which includes a hand graspable metallic knob, a metallic bezel for the knob, a first heat insulating separator between the knob and the bezel and a second heat separator between the bezel and the cooking utensil to which the knob assembly is to be attached. The double heat insulators prevent the conduction, as well as radiation of heat, from the hot surface of the cooking utensil to the bezel and from the bezel to the metallic knob. When the assemb...
An object of the present invention is to provide a hot plate which is superior in thermal conductivity, is superior in temperature-rising/dropping property, particularly in temperature-dropping property, and has high cooling thermal efficiency at the time of cooling. The hot plate of the present invention is a hotplate comprising: a ceramic substrate; and a resistance heating element formed on the surface of said ceramic substrate or inside said ceramic substrate, wherein said ceramic substrate ...
A pan warmer and controller for the pan warmer allows a user to preset operating conditions of the pan warmer using a digital controller, and to lock out changes to the operation of the pan warmer unless a code has been entered. The pan warmer monitors water level and temperature, and automatically adjusts water levels and water temperature.
Techniques are disclosed for hot-swapping devices in a computer system while maintaining the system integrity. One embodiment of the techniques uses an interface bridge between the system and a device complying with the Integrated Drive Electronic (IDE) standard. The bridge uses the IDE protocol to communicate with the device and uses the Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) protocol to communicate with the system. Consequently, with respect to the system, the bridge is treated as a SCSI devic...
A method of adding memory capacity to a computer system. The computer system comprises a redundant memory system including a plurality of memory cartridges. By powering-down a memory cartridge, adding an additional memory module to the memory cartridge, and powering-up the memory cartridge for each memory cartridge in the system, the system can transition from a redundant mode of operation to a non-redundant mode of operation for each power-down, thus allowing the computer system to remain funct...
Techniques are disclosed for hot-swapping devices in a computer system while maintaining the system integrity. One embodiment of the techniques uses an interface bridge between the system and a device complying with the Integrated Drive Electronic (IDE) standard. The bridge uses the IDE protocol to communicate with the device and uses the Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) protocol to communicate with the system. Consequently, with respect to the system, the bridge is treated as a SCSI devic...
A hot-type compress which does not form the skin rashes on the applied region thereof. The hot-type compress is constructed so that an applying face side composed of a sticky poultice plaster body formed on one side of a substrate sheet comprises the sticky poultice plaster body and powder or extract of ginger. A stable and good warmth-feeling stimulation is exerted on the skin without having any bad effect thereon by the ginger extract.
A hot press including a displaceable sleeve for surrounding materials of a multi-layer substrate under a reduced pressure condition, a gas pressurizing condition and a heating condition with thermal plates. Upper and lower sealing units seal an interior of the sleeve, with a mechanism lowering and raising the sleeve. A pilot check mechanism prevents a lower bolster from raising/lowering upon the reduced pressure condition and the gas pressure condition, and a retainer maintains the lowered or ra...
This disclosure pertains to a hot cap fabricated from two precut sheets of semi-rigid plastic or paper stock material. Each sheet resembles an isosceles triangle with the apex portion removed along a line parallel to the base of the triangle. Two flaps are formed along a horizontal fold line at the narrow end of the triangle, separated by a central knotch having a vertical axis. A series of holes are placed parallel and close to the base line. The four flaps are folded together in locking positi...
A hot plate with a base and a heater plate, both the heater plate and the base being hollow and filled with an expanded and voluminously enlarged foam epoxy encapsulating the lead and power wires and pressing the electric resistance heater ribbon firmly against the ceramic top deck and extruding around the closure plate to seal and secure the entire heating plate and base in single unitary units. The method disclosed includes the pouring of the foaming epoxy system wherein the epoxy expands and ...
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