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1.发明授权Process for treating a coated gas turbine part, and coated gas turbine part 有权用于处理涂覆的燃气轮机部件和涂覆的燃气轮机部件的方法公开(公告)号：US06773753B2
公开(公告)日：2004-08-10
申请号：US10211352
申请日：2002-08-05
申请人： Gordon Anderson , Reinhard Fried , Michael Loetzerich , Markus Oehl , Stefan Schlechtriem , Joerg Stengele
发明人： Gordon Anderson , Reinhard Fried , Michael Loetzerich , Markus Oehl , Stefan Schlechtriem , Joerg Stengele
IPC分类号： B32B1500
CPC分类号： F01D5/288 , F01D5/145 , F01D5/286 , F05D2230/10 , F05D2230/90 , F05D2250/60 , F05D2250/62 , F05D2250/621 , F05D2260/221 , F05D2260/2214 , F05D2300/2118 , F05D2300/611 , Y10T428/12451 , Y10T428/24355 , Y10T428/24942 , Y10T428/31
摘要： The invention discloses a process for treating a ceramic protective layer (3) which is applied to the surface (2) of a gas turbine part (1). The roughness of the ceramic protective layer (3) is reduced at at least one first location (5), and the original roughness is retained at at least one second location (6). The roughness is advantageously retained at locations (6) on a turbine blade or vane (1) which are at risk of detachment, while the roughness of the remaining surface (2) is reduced in order to reduce the heat transfer to the surrounding hot-gas flow.
摘要翻译： 本发明公开了一种处理燃气轮机部件（1）的表面（2）的陶瓷保护层（3）的处理方法。 陶瓷保护层（3）的粗糙度在至少一个第一位置（5）处减小，并且原始粗糙度保持在至少一个第二位置（6）。 有利地，粗糙度保持在涡轮叶片或叶片（1）上的位于有分离风险的位置（6）处，同时减少了剩余表面（2）的粗糙度，以便减少向周围热交换器 气流。
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公开(公告)号：US20050076622A1
公开(公告)日：2005-04-14
申请号：US10495227
申请日：2002-11-08
CPC分类号： B01D45/16 , B01D50/002
摘要： The invention describes a device for separating dust and dirt out of flowing media. A curved flow path (1) is imposed on the flow (21), and heavy foreign bodies are separated out of the main flow by centrifugal force. The partial stream required to carry away the foreign bodies is aftertreated in a filter (11) and returned in purified form. Unlike with conventional filters, which have to process the entire flow of media, pressure losses during the separation of dust are minimized, and on the other hand no medium is lost for removing the dust load.
摘要翻译： 本发明描述了一种用于从流动介质中分离灰尘和污垢的装置。 在流动（21）上施加弯曲的流动路径（1），并且通过离心力将重的异物分离出主流体。 携带异物所需的部分流在过滤器（11）中进行后处理，并以纯化的形式返回。 与必须处理整个介质流的常规过滤器不同，在分离灰尘期间的压力损失最小化，另一方面不会丢失用于去除灰尘负载的介质。
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公开(公告)号：US07311741B2
公开(公告)日：2007-12-25
申请号：US10495227
申请日：2002-11-08
IPC分类号： B01D45/12
CPC分类号： B01D45/16 , B01D50/002
摘要： The invention describes a device for separating dust and dirt out of flowing media. A curved flow path (1) is imposed on the flow (21), and heavy foreign bodies are separated out of the main flow by centrifugal force. The partial stream required to carry away the foreign bodies is aftertreated in a filter (11) and returned in purified form. Unlike with conventional filters, which have to process the entire flow of media, pressure losses during the separation of dust are minimized, and on the other hand no medium is lost for removing the dust load.
摘要翻译： 本发明描述了一种用于从流动介质中分离灰尘和污垢的装置。 在流动（21）上施加弯曲的流动路径（1），并且通过离心力将重的异物分离出主流体。 携带异物所需的部分流在过滤器（11）中进行后处理，并以纯化的形式返回。 与必须处理整个介质流的常规过滤器不同，在分离灰尘期间的压力损失最小化，另一方面不会丢失用于去除灰尘负载的介质。
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公开(公告)号：US08186116B2
公开(公告)日：2012-05-29
申请号：US12740637
申请日：2008-10-30
申请人： Gordon Anderson
发明人： Gordon Anderson
IPC分类号： E04F13/08
CPC分类号： E04F13/142 , E01C5/001 , E04F15/02194 , E04F15/087 , E04F15/105 , E04F15/107
摘要： A tile tray (1) including a generally planar base (2) and two or more retaining members (5) adapted to locate and retain a tile (7) to the base. The tile tray (1) further includes a coupling means for connecting two or more of the tile trays in a substantially aligned configuration.
摘要翻译： 包括大致平坦的基座（2）和两个或更多个保持构件（5）的瓷砖托盘（1），适于将瓦片（7）定位并保持在基座上。 瓷砖托盘（1）还包括用于以基本上对齐的构造连接两个或更多个瓦片托盘的联接装置。
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公开(公告)号：US20060178984A1
公开(公告)日：2006-08-10
申请号：US10906210
申请日：2005-02-09
申请人： Gordon Anderson , Catherine Campanaro , David Connelly , Sanjay Madaan , Kevin Moore , Sangarsh Nigam , Yulona Wong
发明人： Gordon Anderson , Catherine Campanaro , David Connelly , Sanjay Madaan , Kevin Moore , Sangarsh Nigam , Yulona Wong
CPC分类号： G06Q20/4016 , G06Q20/04 , G06Q20/10 , G06Q20/102 , G06Q20/403 , G06Q40/00 , G06Q40/02 , G06Q40/025
摘要： The invention facilitates the computation of expected approval rates based on historic transaction data relating to transaction classes, approved transactions and declined transactions. The invention provides a system and method by which a program administrator for a company may model varying client-imposed limit scenarios in order to determine one or more optimal monthly and/or transactional spending limits. Further, the present invention provides a means for setting varying monthly and/or transaction spending limits for purchases from any number of industries. Providing card members with information regarding optimal spending limits reduces the occurrences of declined credit transactions. A program administrator may also utilize the present invention to provide any number of limit scenarios in order to persuade a card member to increase their client-imposed credit limit to an optimal level thereby reducing the card member's inconvenience caused by declined purchase transactions while recapturing lost revenues by the card issuer.
摘要翻译： 本发明有助于根据与交易类别，批准交易和拒绝交易有关的历史交易数据来计算预期批准率。 本发明提供了一种系统和方法，通过该系统和方法，公司的程序管理员可以模拟不同的客户施加的限制情景，以便确定一个或多个最优的每月和/或交易支出限额。 此外，本发明提供了一种用于从任何行业设置用于购买的每月和/或交易支出限额的方法。 为卡片成员提供有关最佳消费限额的信息可以减少信用交易信用额度的下降。 节目管理员还可以利用本发明提供任何数量的限制情景，以便说服会员将其客户强加的信用额度增加到最佳水平，从而减少卡片会员因购买交易下降而引起的不便，同时重新获得收入损失 由发卡机构发行。
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公开(公告)号：US20050279824A1
公开(公告)日：2005-12-22
申请号：US10907477
申请日：2005-04-01
申请人： Gordon Anderson , Catherine Campanaro , William Coomer , Michael James , Aniruddha Khandekar , Sangarsh Nigam , Gary West
发明人： Gordon Anderson , Catherine Campanaro , William Coomer , Michael James , Aniruddha Khandekar , Sangarsh Nigam , Gary West
摘要： The invention facilitates the compilation of client-imposed charge or credit limit reports based on declined purchase and/or payment transactions. The invention provides a system and method by which an account manager for a financial institution and/or a client program administrator company may perform analysis of spending patterns for cardmembers in order to determine an optimal client-imposed credit limit in order to reduce the occurrences of declined charge or credit transactions. An account manager for a financial institution and/or a client program administrator may use the limits report to persuade a cardmember to increase the client-imposed credit limit to a recommended level, thereby reducing the cardmember's inconvenience cased by declined purchase transactions while recapturing lost revenues by the card issuer also resulting from declined purchase transactions.
摘要翻译： 本发明有助于根据拒绝的购买和/或支付交易编制客户强制的收费或信用限额报告。 本发明提供了一种系统和方法，通过该系统和方法，金融机构的客户经理和/或客户程序管理员公司可以执行对卡成员的支出模式的分析，以便确定最佳的客户授予的信用限额，以便减少 拒付或信用交易。 金融机构和/或客户计划管理员的客户经理可以使用限制报告来说服会员，将客户强加的信用额度增加到建议的水平，从而减少由于拒绝购买交易而造成的会员造成的不便，同时重新获得收入损失 由发卡机构也因采购交易被拒。
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7.发明申请Method for enhanced accuracy in predicting peptides elution time using liquid separations or chromatography 审中-公开使用液体分离或色谱法预测肽洗脱时间的准确性的方法公开(公告)号：US20050267688A1
公开(公告)日：2005-12-01
申请号：US10846188
申请日：2004-05-14
CPC分类号： C07K1/16 , G01N30/8693 , G01N33/6803 , G01N33/6806 , G01N2030/8831 , G16B40/00
摘要： A method for predicting the elution time of a peptide in chromatographic and electrophoretic separations by first providing a data set of known elution times of known peptides, then creating a plurality of vectors, each vector having a plurality of dimensions, and each dimension representing positional information about at least a portion of the amino acids present in the known peptides. A hypothetical vector is then created by assigning dimensional values for at least one hypothetical peptide, and a predicted elution time for the hypothetical vector is created by performing at least one multivariate regression fitting the hypothetical peptide to the plurality of vectors. Preferably, the multivariate regression is accomplished by the use of an artificial neural network and the elution times are first normalized using linear regression.
摘要翻译： 通过首先提供已知肽的已知洗脱时间的数据集，然后产生多个向量，每个载体具有多个维度，并且每个维度表示位置信息，用于预测肽在色谱和电泳分离中的洗脱时间的方法 约至少一部分已知肽中存在的氨基酸。 然后通过为至少一个假想肽分配尺寸值来产生假想载体，并且通过对多个载体进行拟合假想肽的至少一个多变量回归而产生假设载体的预测洗脱时间。 优选地，通过使用人造神经网络实现多变量回归，并且首先使用线性回归归一化洗脱时间。
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8.发明申请公开(公告)号：US20050176414A1
公开(公告)日：2005-08-11
申请号：US10774146
申请日：2004-02-06
申请人： Kerry Steele , Gordon Anderson , Ronald Gilbert
发明人： Kerry Steele , Gordon Anderson , Ronald Gilbert
IPC分类号： H04M3/42
摘要： Communications device identification methods, communications methods, wireless communications readers, wireless communications systems, and articles of manufacture are described. In one aspect, a communications device identification method includes providing identification information regarding a group of wireless identification devices within a wireless communications range of a reader, using the provided identification information, selecting one of a plurality of different search procedures for identifying unidentified ones of the wireless identification devices within the wireless communications range, and identifying at least some of the unidentified ones of the wireless identification devices using the selected one of the search procedures.
摘要翻译： 描述了通信设备识别方法，通信方法，无线通信阅读器，无线通信系统和制品。 一方面，通信设备识别方法包括使用提供的识别信息提供关于读取器的无线通信范围内的一组无线识别设备的识别信息，选择多个不同的搜索过程之一来识别 在无线通信范围内的无线识别设备，以及使用所选择的一个搜索过程来识别无线识别设备中的至少一些未识别设备。
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公开(公告)号：US20080256808A1
公开(公告)日：2008-10-23
申请号：US12100205
申请日：2008-04-09
摘要： A utility knife includes a body having a groove adapted to receive a blade. The groove has a plurality of tabs defined on at least a first side. The utility knife also includes a slide assembly device positioned in the body for sliding movement with respect to the body. The slide assembly device includes a housing with a first engaging member having a first protrusion and a second engaging member having a second protrusion releasably engaged with the tabs. The slide assembly device also includes a rocker attached to the housing that is operatively connected to at least one of the engaging members. The rocker is operable for disengaging the first protrusion or second protrusion with respect to the tabs. Disengaging one of the first and second protrusions by the rocker allows sliding movement of the slide assembly device with respect to the body.
摘要翻译： 实用刀包括具有适于容纳刀片的凹槽的主体。 凹槽具有限定在至少第一侧上的多个凸片。 实用刀还包括一个定位在本体中的滑动组件装置，用于相对于主体滑动运动。 滑动组件装置包括具有第一接合构件的壳体，该第一接合构件具有第一突起和第二接合构件，该第二接合构件具有可释放地接合突片的第二突起。 滑动组件装置还包括连接到壳体的摇杆，其可操作地连接到至少一个接合构件。 摇杆可操作以相对于突片分离第一突起或第二突起。 通过摇杆分离第一和第二突起中的一个允许滑动组件装置相对于主体的滑动运动。
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公开(公告)号：US20070040020A1
公开(公告)日：2007-02-22
申请号：US11552059
申请日：2006-10-23
申请人： Gordon Anderson , Catherine Campanaro , David Connelly , Sanjay Madaan , Kevin Moore , Sangarsh Nigam , Yulona Wong
发明人： Gordon Anderson , Catherine Campanaro , David Connelly , Sanjay Madaan , Kevin Moore , Sangarsh Nigam , Yulona Wong
CPC分类号： G06Q20/4016 , G06Q20/04 , G06Q20/10 , G06Q20/102 , G06Q20/403 , G06Q40/00 , G06Q40/02 , G06Q40/025
摘要： The invention facilitates the computation of expected approval rates based on historic transaction data relating to transaction classes, approved transactions and declined transactions. The invention provides a system and method by which a program administrator for a company may model varying client-imposed limit scenarios in order to determine one or more optimal monthly and/or transactional spending limits. Further, the present invention provides a means for setting varying monthly and/or transaction spending limits for purchases from any number of industries. Providing card members with information regarding optimal spending limits reduces the occurrences of declined credit transactions. A program administrator may also utilize the present invention to provide any number of limit scenarios in order to persuade a card member to increase their client-imposed credit limit to an optimal level thereby reducing the card member's inconvenience caused by declined purchase transactions while recapturing lost revenues by the card issuer.
摘要翻译： 本发明有助于根据与交易类别，批准交易和拒绝交易有关的历史交易数据来计算预期批准率。 本发明提供了一种系统和方法，通过该系统和方法，公司的程序管理员可以模拟不同的客户施加的限制情景，以便确定一个或多个最优的每月和/或交易支出限额。 此外，本发明提供了一种用于从任何行业设置用于购买的每月和/或交易支出限额的方法。 为卡片成员提供有关最佳消费限额的信息可以减少信用交易信用额度的下降。 节目管理员还可以利用本发明提供任何数量的限制情景，以便说服会员将其客户强加的信用额度增加到最佳水平，从而减少卡片会员因购买交易下降而引起的不便，同时重新获得收入损失 由发卡机构发行。
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