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A spring-suspended, moving-coil transducer to be tuned is mounted on a dynamic test fixture and excited by an oscillatory driving force calculated to drive the transducer at a desired resonant frequency. A laser beam, sensitive to a difference between the actual resonant frequency of the transducer and the desired resonant frequency, is focused on the spring. The energy of the laser beam alters the elastic constant of the spring by trimming or etching material therefrom until the difference betw...
A process for dynamically killing a well blowout by means of a relief well. A low density fluid is pumped down the relief well and into the blowout well at a rate to produce a frictional pressure loss in the blowout well which when added to the hydrostatic pressure in the blowout well is greater than the static formation pressure but less than the formation fracturing pressure. Injection of the low density fluid is continued until the blowout well goes from two-phase to single-phase flow. Therea...
Golf clubs are dynamically tested and matched with other clubs by measuring and recording angular velocity and centrifugal force along the axis of a club shaft as the club is swung on an arcuate path in a manner closely duplicating an actual golfer's swing. The club handle is clamped to a linear slide carried by a rotary slide housing having an angle of inclination approximating the lie angle of a golf club during use. Adjustable power rotational drive means swings the club and centrifugal force...
A flexure assembly for a dynamically-tuned, free rotor, two axis gyroscopic sensor wherein coplanar, concentric, cylindrical inner and outer gimbals are coupled between corresponding cylindrical axially spaced, inner and outer cylindrical members, to which are secured respectively the gyroscopic rotor and the rotor spin shaft, by means of flexures which provide substantially rigid axial and radial support of the rotor relative to the drive shaft and relative angular freedom of tilt of the rotor ...
An elevator control system employs a microprocessor-based group controller which communicates with the cars of the elevator system to determine the condition of the cars, and responds to hall calls registered at a plurality of landings in the building serviced by the cars under control of the group controller, on a cyclic basis which recurs several times per second, to assign every unanswered hall call to a car deemed best suited for response to that call, in each cycle, based upon the informati...
A dynamically tunable notch filter is used within a continuously transmitting laser radar system for filtering narcissus signals generated from a continuous linear frequency modulated chirp transmission signal at the transmission aperture antenna with the filter including mixing and band pass filtering at the narcissus dynamic frequency to eliminate the unwanted narcissus signals varying over the dynamic frequency range of the narcissus signals, and to also eliminate unwanted target images, for ...
The invention relates to a thermoplastic elastomer composition comprising a) a polyolefin and b) a crosslinked ethylene copolymer, the crosslinks between the main chains of the molecules of which have been formed of the hetero groups of at least two comonomer units being in different main chains and at least two hetero groups of the crosslinking-agent molecule being chemically attached to each other. The problem of such a mixture is that the lipophilic thermoplastic polyolefin and the ethylene c...
A rowing simulator which provides an oarsman with realistic resistance, motion, and feel. A curved frame supports and guides a freely sliding seat and a freely sliding energy dissipation unit. An oarsman, positioned on the seat, places his or her feet on a footrest that is part of the energy dissipating unit and pulls on a handle that simulates an oar. A chain connected to the handle causes a geared, resistance-producing flywheel to spin and a take-up device, having a series of pulleys and an el...
A pair of buoyant skis are used by a person over a body of water for forward motion thereover by reciprocating motion of the skis in alternate fashion. Each ski is a mirror image of the other and includes an elongated, box-like hull, inwardly lined with buoyant material and defining a water-tight body which is generally right-triangular in cross-section and defines a top deck, a port wall transverse to the top deck and an upwardly inclined starboard wall joining the bottom edge of the port wall ...
A study was done to compare the performance of a conventional V-blender to a V-blender that incorporates perturbations of the particle flow by rocking the mixing vessel during its normal rotation. Mixing was investigated using glass beads with sizes from 66.mu. to 600.mu. in vessels of approximately one liter volume. Mixture uniformity was assessed qualitatively, using two different methods. One method involved a transparent mixing vessel where it was possible to see particle flow patterns and a...
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