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Optical Properties and Remote Sensing of Multicomponental Water Bodies / Edition 1 by Helgi Arst, H. Arst | | 9783540006299 | Hardcover | Barnes & Noble
Optical Properties and Remote Sensing of Multicomponental Water Bodies / Edition 1
by Helgi Arst
ISBN-10: 354000629X
ISBN-13: 9783540006299
The text covers the problems concerning optical properties and remote sensing of turbid and surface-polluted oceans and lakes. In four chapters Helgi Arst compares remote sensing data with data collected from similar examination of clean waters.Chapter 1 provides an overview of the main radiative and remote sensing characteristics and provides discussion on the…
The text covers the problems concerning optical properties and remote sensing of turbid and surface-polluted oceans and lakes. In four chapters Helgi Arst compares remote sensing data with data collected from similar examination of clean waters.Chapter 1 provides an overview of the main radiative and remote sensing characteristics and provides discussion on the properties of optically active substances (OAS) in the water and their variability and concentration drawing on original data obtained in the Baltic Sea region. Chapter 2 focuses on the investigation of the influence of surface oil slicks on the reflection and absorption of solar radiation for both calm and ruffled sea surfaces. A model is provided for determining the temperature and the reflected component in upwelling rough seas.Chapter 3 provides remote sensing results obtained mainly for the Baltic Sea region, including some lakes. Correlations between the concentrations of OAS, water transparency and total remote sensing reflectance are investigated. Chapter 4 deals with subsurface irradiance and optical classification of turbid waters. This chapter analyses the different criteria of the euphotic depth drawing on a semi-empirical model for the estimation of underwater light scattering. The conclusion provides discussion on the results obtained.
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Table of ContentsFrom the contents: Reflection and absorption of the solar radiation in the conditions of clean and oil-polluted sea surface.- Optical remote sensing of coastal and inland waters.- Underwater light field in mulitcomponental waters. Customer Reviews

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Patent US5544885 - Iron with improved mass distribution - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Advanced Patent Search | Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe invention is directed to a golf club of the iron type having an improved mass distribution. More particularly, the rear portion of the club head has a main cavity extending towards the striking face and a peripheral mass belt extending around the main cavity defining heel, toe, upper and lower perimeter...http://www.google.com/patents/US5544885?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5544885 - Iron with improved mass distributionPublication numberUS5544885 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/521,733Publication dateAug 13, 1996Filing dateAug 31, 1995Priority dateAug 31, 1995Fee statusLapsedAlso published asUS5643112Publication number08521733, 521733, US 5544885 A, US 5544885A, US-A-5544885, US5544885 A, US5544885AInventorsPhilippe Besnard, Franck Dumontier, Richard L. Rugge, Jim Sieleman, Larry TangOriginal AssigneeTaylor Made Golf Co., Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (17), Non-Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (26), Classifications (4), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetIron with improved mass distributionUS 5544885 AAbstract The invention is directed to a golf club of the iron type having an improved mass distribution. More particularly, the rear portion of the club head has a main cavity extending towards the striking face and a peripheral mass belt extending around the main cavity defining heel, toe, upper and lower perimeter portions. The upper perimeter portion of the peripheral mass belt includes a secondary recess which has a volume smaller than the volume of the main cavity and a volume per unit length that increases in a direction toward the toe of the club head.
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by Matteo Garrone(
De zevende speelfilm van Matteo Garrone is een (tragi)komedie, geïnspireerd op gebeurtenissen in zijn familie. Hoofdpersoon is Luciano, een visboer uit Napels die met schimmige handeltjes zijn inkomen probeert aan te vullen en de gangmaker is op elk feest. Op aandringen van zijn kinderen doet hij mee aan een auditie voor 'Big brother', maar nadat hij in Rome is geweest voor een tweede gesprek, raakt hij helemaal geobsedeerd door zijn verlangen naar roem
A throw of dice a romance of India
A renter seeks love, meaning and bathroom solitude through a series of shared housing experiences in a succession of cities on the east coast of Australia
With five different storylines, dramatizes the workings of the Italian organized syndicate known as the Camorra. One story involves a waste-management scheme that illegally dumps industrial waste. Another revolves around a man who delivers cash to the families of Camorra members who are in prison or who have been killed. Also features the story of teenage boys who aspire to be "Scarface" and even younger boys who become drug-pushers. The last story is about a tailor threatened by the Camorra, who are involved in the distribution of supposedly high-end fashions that actually are fakes made in China
by Sandhya Suri(
In 1965 Yash Pal Suri left India for England. The first thing he did on his arrival is to buy two Super 8 cameras and two tape recorders; one set of equipment he sent to his family in India, the other he kept for himself. For forty years he used it to share his strange new life in the West with those at home. In turn he received their "cine-letters" of weddings, festivals, and village life. As time passed, the joy and curiosity of the early exchanges gave way to the darker reality of alienation, racism, and a family falling apart. His daughter made this footage into a film
"An unexpected pregnancy and premature birth become a burden that Maria is unprepared for. Lacking control over events for the first time in her life, she retreats into an emotional space where she is alone, until the day arrives when she must learn to live again for her vulnerable child"--IMDb
A woman from the planet Epsilon mistakenly transported to Earth meets an Australian man, and by the time she convinces him that humans are destroying their planet, has fallen in love with him
A triptych of shorts about marginalized foreigne rs in Rome. The first examines a conversation between three Nigerian prostitutes waiting for customers. The second film follows two young Albanians forced to work as masons and the last is about a middle-aged Egyptian man working the nightshift at a gas station
This film follows 25 year old William Francome's investigation into the arrest of Mumia Abu Jamal, famed death-row prisoner and award-winning Black Panther journalist. Francome, born on the day of Mumia's 1981 arrest, engages intellectuals, writers and musicians in an effort to expose the truth about justice in America for black activists in general and Mumia in particular. The energetic, poetic and deeply moving interviews of Alice Walker, Noam Chomsky, Mos Def, Snoop Dogg and Steve Earle raise questions about the repercussions and damages of racial injustice not only to those targeted, but to the American culture itself. And most pointedly the film asks, what does it signify that Americans are still determined to put to death potential leaders and powerful political voices of the African-American culture?
"Power, money and blood... These are the 'values' that the residents of Italy's Campania region confront daily. They have little choice but to obey the mafia-enforced rules of the 'System', the Camorra. Gomorrah recounts five true stories - the accountant; the tailor; the new blood; the apprentice, and the hotheads - that detail the intricate control the Camorra have over day-to-day life in Southern Italy." -- Container
L'imbalsamatore The taxidermist
L'imbalsamatore: Peppino is an aging taxidermist constantly ridiculed for being short and somewhat creepy. He meets Valerio, a handsome young man fascinated by Peppino's work. Peppino, in turn, becomes entranced by Valerio and offers him a large salary to come work as his assistant. But when Valerio meets Deborah, their fledgling romance is threatened by an insanely jealous third wheel
Italian Film Festival 2004 11 film box set
Selected titles from the 2004 Italian Film Festival
Manoorè : donne al lavoro al tempo della globalizzazione
La giusta distanza The right distance
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Respiro: Grazia is a mother of three who spends suffocating days packing fish while her husband Pietro is at sea. Her oft-erratic behavior leads Pietro into thinking she may need medical attention, and he prepares to send her off to a psychiatric institute in Milan. Their son Pasquale, the one person who understand his mother the most, vows to do whatever it takes to foil his father's plan
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Procacci, Domenico 1960- Producer RAI Cinema (Firm) Braucci, Maurizio Author of screenplay Pacte (Firm) Onorato, Marco 1953-2012 Cinematographer Gaudioso, Massimo 1958- Paone, Nando 1956- Actor Marina, Graziella 1938- Actor Garance Capital (Firm) Chiti, Ugo 1943- Useful Links
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IgE-mediated allergy to phytase -- a new animal feed additive. - PubMed - NCBI
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Allergy. 2002 Oct;57(10):943-5.
IgE-mediated allergy to phytase -- a new animal feed additive.
Baur X1, Melching-Kollmuss S, Koops F, Strassburger K, Zober A.
Zentralinstitut für Arbeitsmedizin, Institute for Occupational Medicine, Hamburg, Germany.
Although fungal phytase is frequently used as an additive to animal feed few investigations of its allergenic property have been conducted.
Fifty-three subjects occupationally exposed to powdered phytase from Aspergillus niger were studied. Exposure data and symptoms were registered by the company physician.
Thirty-eight subjects complained of work-related respiratory symptoms and 14 of them showed phytase-specific IgE antibodies; only one asymptomatic subject revealed such antibodies. IgE antibodies were significantly more frequently found in the high-exposure group (technical centre) when compared with the low-exposure group (laboratories, experimental animal husbandry). Phytase-specific IgG antibodies were present in 19 symptomatic (50%) and five (33%) asymptomatic subjects.
Our results demonstrate that powdered fungal phytase is a highly sensitizing substance whose inhalation exposure should be avoided. Hypersensitivity symptoms could be prevented by means of extensive hygienic measures and ongoing medical surveillance.
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Patent US6202098 - Method and system for object oriented notification - Google Patents
A method and system for invoking a subroutine from within an object and an object oriented system. The object oriented system is executing on a data processing system and includes a plurality of subroutines and classes. A subroutine may be called from within the object using an address for the subroutine....http://www.google.com/patents/US6202098?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6202098 - Method and system for object oriented notification
Publication number US6202098 B1
Application number US 08/368,189
Also published as EP0721160A2, EP0721160A3
Publication number 08368189, 368189, US 6202098 B1, US 6202098B1, US-B1-6202098, US6202098 B1, US6202098B1
Patent Citations (16), Non-Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (1), Classifications (6), Legal Events (7)
US 6202098 B1
1. A method in a data processing system for invoking a subroutine from within an object in an object oriented system, wherein the object oriented system includes a plurality of subroutines and a plurality of classes, wherein a subroutine from the plurality of subroutines is called from within an object using an address for the subroutine, the method comprising:
creating a plurality of callback arrays associated with an object within the object oriented system, each callback array belonging to a different class within the plurality of classes and having at least one slot identified by an integer, the at least one slot containing an address for one of the plurality of subroutines;
accepting a class identifier to identify one of the plurality of callback arrays;
accepting an integer to select a slot within the callback array identified by the class identifier; and
calling a subroutine using the address located within the selected slot of the identified callback array, wherein the complexity of managing callbacks is reduced.
2. A data processing system, having a plurality of objects in an object oriented system, for dynamically invoking subroutines in a number of objects within the plurality of objects from a first object, the data processing system comprising:
a plurality of subroutines, each subroutine having an address utilized to call the subroutine;
an object including a plurality of callback arrays, each callback array belonging to a different class and having at least one slot identified by an integer, and via the at least one slot having an address for one of the plurality of subroutines; and
input means for receiving a class identifier and an integer;
identification means for identifying a callback array from the plurality of callback arrays utilizing the class identifier and for identifying a slot within the identified callback array utilizing the integer; and
invocation means for invoking a subroutine associated with the slot identified by the integer utilizing an address located within the identified slot, wherein the complexity of the required callback arrays is minimized.
3. The data processing system of claim 2, wherein the input means receives a class identifier and an integer from a source external to the object.
means for locating an object including a plurality of associated callback arrays each belonging to a different class;
means for accepting a class identifier to identify one of the plurality of callback arrays;
means for accepting an integer to select a slot within the callback array identified by the class identifier; and
means for calling a subroutine using the address located within the selected slot of the identified callback array.
9. The storage device of claim 8, wherein the storage device is a hard disk drive.
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Pugh G[au] - PubMed - NCBI
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Synthetic protein-conductive membrane nanopores built with DNA.
Diederichs T, Pugh G, Dorey A, Xing Y, Burns JR, Hung Nguyen Q, Tornow M, Tampé R, Howorka S.
Nat Commun. 2019 Nov 4;10(1):5018. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-12639-y.
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Pugh G, Iqbal H, Bramall J.
J Intensive Care Soc. 2019 Aug;20(3):274-276. doi: 10.1177/1751143718777167. Epub 2018 May 17.
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Tan XL, Pugh G, Humby F, Morrissey D.
Musculoskeletal Care. 2019 Jun;17(2):163-173. doi: 10.1002/msc.1385. Epub 2019 Feb 6.
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Job satisfaction and turnover intent among hospital social workers in the United States.
Pugh GL.
Soc Work Health Care. 2016 Aug;55(7):485-502. doi: 10.1080/00981389.2016.1186133. Epub 2016 Jun 20.
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Steviol glycosides in purified stevia leaf extract sharing the same metabolic fate.
Purkayastha S, Markosyan A, Prakash I, Bhusari S, Pugh G Jr, Lynch B, Roberts A.
Regul Toxicol Pharmacol. 2016 Jun;77:125-33. doi: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2016.02.015. Epub 2016 Feb 27.
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In vitro metabolism of rebaudioside E under anaerobic conditions: Comparison with rebaudioside A.
Purkayastha S, Bhusari S, Pugh G Jr, Teng X, Kwok D, Tarka SM.
Regul Toxicol Pharmacol. 2015 Aug;72(3):646-57. doi: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2015.05.019. Epub 2015 May 21.
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Perceptions of the hospital ethical environment among hospital social workers in the United States.
Soc Work Health Care. 2015;54(3):252-68. doi: 10.1080/00981389.2015.1005271.
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In vitro metabolism of rebaudioside B, D, and M under anaerobic conditions: comparison with rebaudioside A.
Purkayastha S, Pugh G Jr, Lynch B, Roberts A, Kwok D, Tarka SM Jr.
Regul Toxicol Pharmacol. 2014 Mar;68(2):259-68. doi: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2013.12.004. Epub 2013 Dec 18.
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On: Vesa Talvitie and Juhani Ihanus and neuropsychoanalysis (2011).
Pugh G.
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Doing justice to forensic databases.
Med Sci Law. 2008 Apr;48(2):93-5. No abstract available.
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Leonard RH Jr, Smith LR, Garland GE, Tiwana KK, Zaidel LA, Pugh G Jr, Lin NC.
J Esthet Restor Dent. 2007;19(6):355-64; discussion 365-6.
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McCaffrey AM, Pugh GF, O'Connor BB.
J Gen Intern Med. 2007 Nov;22(11):1500-5. Epub 2007 Sep 11.
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CJEM. 2004 Jan;6(1):10-1. No abstract available.
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Approaching spider bites.
Can Fam Physician. 2004 Dec;50:1637. No abstract available.
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Clinical results of thoracoscopic Heller's myotomy in the treatment of achalasia.
Codispoti M, Soon SY, Pugh G, Walker WS.
Eur J Cardiothorac Surg. 2003 Oct;24(4):620-4.
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Walker WS, Codispoti M, Soon SY, Stamenkovic S, Carnochan F, Pugh G.
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Freud's 'problem': cognitive neuroscience & psychoanalysis working together on memory.
Int J Psychoanal. 2002 Dec;83(Pt 6):1375-94.
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Kamendulis LM, Isenberg JS, Smith JH, Pugh G Jr, Lington AW, Klaunig JE.
J Toxicol Environ Health A. 2002 Apr 26;65(8):569-88.
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Isenberg JS, Kamendulis LM, Ackley DC, Smith JH, Pugh G Jr, Lington AW, McKee RH, Klaunig JE.
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Craig SR, Leaver HA, Yap PL, Pugh GC, Walker WS.
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Isenberg JS, Kamendulis LM, Smith JH, Ackley DC, Pugh G Jr, Lington AW, Klaunig JE.
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Arch Intern Med. 2000 Apr 24;160(8):1204-5. No abstract available.
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Smith JH, Isenberg JS, Pugh G Jr, Kamendulis LM, Ackley D, Lington AW, Klaunig JE.
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Acute pulmonary oedema and mountaineering. 1955.
Wilderness Environ Med. 1999 Winter;10(4):252; discussions 250-1. No abstract available.
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Pugh GE, Nicol SM, Fuller-Pace FV.
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Tieless BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew gets Lords dressing down | Daily Mail Online
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew told off for not wearing tie
He was reporting from the Long Room but failed to adhere to dress code
Former England fast bowler told off by Marylebone Cricket Club boss
He received letter and shared picture of it with his 311,000 Twitter followers
By Emily Davies and Jess Feig For The Daily Mail
Published: 19:14 EST, 16 July 2015 | Updated: 09:53 EST, 17 July 2015
His radio listeners may have little interest in what he wears while commentating at the cricket.
But yesterday at Lord’s, Jonathan Agnew’s failure to adhere to the strict dress code certainly caught the eye of members.
The BBC’s cricket correspondent was reprimanded after reporting from the Long Room without wearing a tie.
Former England fast bowler Jonathan Agnew (pictured right) received a slap on the wrist from Derek Brewer, chief executive of the Marylebone Cricket Club, who noted that Aggers was not wearing a tie
In his letter Mr Brewer wrote: ‘I understand that you were broadcasting from the Long Room, improperly dressed. However, we understand that the member with you, Mr Swann, was perfectly attired!'
Those in the members’ area at the ground have to wear a tie but Agnew appeared in a pink shirt, with its top two buttons undone.
The former England fast bowler received a slap on the wrist from Derek Brewer, chief executive of the Marylebone Cricket Club, who noted that Agnew’s Match Special colleague Graeme Swann had conformed to the dress code.
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Agnew, 55, shared a picture of the note with his 311,000 Twitter followers, adding the caption: ‘Oops, letter arrives from the chief exec...’
In his letter Mr Brewer wrote: ‘I understand that you were broadcasting from the Long Room, improperly dressed.
Jonathan Agnew the BBC Commentator emerges from inside the Lord's Pavilion despite having no tie
'However, we understand that the member with you, Mr Swann, was perfectly attired! As you will understand, I have no option but to report this matter to the MCC Committee.
'In the meantime, however, I have much pleasure in enclosing an MCC tie.’
Agnew, who won three Test caps for England, was provided with a traditional ‘egg and bacon’ MCC tie to allow him to rectify his faux pas.
The Lord’s rules state: ‘Gentlemen shall wear lounge suits or tailored jacket and trousers, shirt, tie or cravat and shoes with socks.’
Agnew’s Test Match Special colleague Graeme Swann also tweeted the letter, describing it as ‘brilliant’ and adding: ‘Poor old Aggers was flapping on the way back to the comm box!’
A spokesman for the MCC said the letter was a ‘good-natured joke’.
The letter also notes that Mr Brewer has had to help out a tie-less Agnew on previous occasions. ‘You will recall arriving at Trent Bridge for the end-of-season black tie dinner, without a black tie. Fortunately, on that occasion I had a spare black tie in my pocket!’ it said.
The MCC’s website has an entire page dedicated to the dress code, which is equally strict for men and women.
Banned items include sandals, flip-flops, T-shirts, singlets, jeans, shorts, tracksuits and ‘camouflage’-coloured clothing.
It comes after Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton was refused entry to Wimbledon’s Royal Box for Sunday’s men’s singles final because he opted for a colourful shirt, rather than the jacket, tie and shoes required by the strict dress code. He was offered a tie, but declined to wear it.
Gentle reminder: Jonathan Agnew tweeted a picture of the MCC chief's letter on Thursday
Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton (pictured) was banned from the Royal Box at the Wimbledon final because he was not wearing a shirt and tie

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Patent US4930550 - Gaseous fueled torch apparatus and fueling module therefor - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Advanced Patent Search | Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe disclosed gaseous fuel torch apparatus is adapted for use in cutting, welding, heating or other such operations involving the heating, cutting, or fusing of either metallic or non-metallic materials. The apparatus includes a fueling module for supplying gaseous fuel to a torch at an elevated pressure...http://www.google.com/patents/US4930550?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4930550 - Gaseous fueled torch apparatus and fueling module thereforPublication numberUS4930550 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/227,631Publication dateJun 5, 1990Filing dateAug 3, 1988Priority dateNov 13, 1985Fee statusPaidPublication number07227631, 227631, US 4930550 A, US 4930550A, US-A-4930550, US4930550 A, US4930550AInventorsKenneth S. Czerwinski, Eugene Gabany, Shanti S. Sharma, John W. TurkoOriginal AssigneeFuel Concepts, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (35), Non-Patent Citations (30), Referenced by (8), Classifications (10), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetGaseous fueled torch apparatus and fueling module thereforUS 4930550 AAbstract The disclosed gaseous fuel torch apparatus is adapted for use in cutting, welding, heating or other such operations involving the heating, cutting, or fusing of either metallic or non-metallic materials. The apparatus includes a fueling module for supplying gaseous fuel to a torch at an elevated pressure from a relatively low pressure gaseous fuel source, such as a natural gas supply system for example. The fueling module also preferably includes a selectively-operable alternate system for supplying such compressed gaseous fuel for other applications, including the recharging of one or more storage vessels for example. The fueling module includes features by which its gaseous fuel discharge pressure can be infinitely varied and preselectively adjusted within the capabilities of the fueling module's compressor device.
What is claimed is: 1. A fueling system for supplying natural gas to one of a natural gas fueled torch apparatus and at least one storage vessel, the torch apparatus including a torch adapted for use in cutting or welding operations, the torch apparatus further including a source of oxygen for supplying oxygen to the torch, and the torch being selectively operable for combustion of a mixture of natural gas and oxygen, said fueling system being connectable to an electric power source and supplying natural gas to one of the torch apparatus and the storage vessel at an elevated pressure from a relatively low pressure natural gas supply system, said fueling system comprising:fueling system inlet means connectable in fluid communication with said natural gas supply system; compression means in fluid communication with said fueling system inlet means and selectively energizable for compressing said natural gas from said natural gas supply system in order to increase its pressure, said compression means having a compression intake in fluid communication with said fueling system inlet means and a compression discharge outlet for discharging compressed natural gas from said compression means; lubricant filter means in fluid communication with said compression discharge outlet for substantially trapping and collecting compression means lubricants from said compressed natural gas from said compression discharge outlet and for returning said collected compression means lubricants to said compression intake; cooling means in fluid communication with said compression discharge outlet means for reducing the temperature of said compressed natural gas therefrom; first fueling system discharge means selectively and releasably connectable to the torch apparatus for selectively supplying said compressed natural gas from said compression means to the torch apparatus, said first fueling system discharge means including adjustable regulator means in fluid communication with said compression discharge outlet and operable for preselectively adjusting the pressure of said compressed natural gas from said compression means in order to supply said compressed natural gas to the torch apparatus at a preselectively adjusted fueling module discharge pressure; second fueling system discharge means in fluid communication with said compression discharge outlet selectively and releasably connectable to the storage vessel for selectively bypassing said adjustable regulator means and for selectively supplying said compressed natural gas from said compression means to the storage vessel without passing said compressed natural gas through said adjustable regulator means; valving means for selectively discharging said compressed natural gas from said compression means through one of said first and second fueling module discharge means, said valving means including at least one electric solenoid-operated valve in each of said first and second fueling module discharge means, and a selector switch selectively energizable and operable for operating said solenoid valves to substantially simultaneously open either one of said solenoid-operated valves while closing the other of said solenoid-operated valves in order to selectively discharge said compressed natural gas through the corresponding one of said first and second fueling system discharge means; preselectively adjustable cut-off means for automatically de-energizing said compression means when the natural gas from said compression discharge outlet reaches a preselected maximum compression discharge pressure; and preselectively adjustable relief valve means for returning a portion of said natural gas from said first fueling system discharge means to said compression intake when the pressure of said natural gas in said first fueling system discharge means reaches a preselected relief pressure level, said preselectively adjusted fueling system discharge pressure being substantially limited to a pressure level no greater than said preselected relief pressure and no greater than said preselected maximum compression discharge pressure. 2. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein said compression means includes a hermetically-sealed gas compressor.
3. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein said natural gas in said natural gas supply is at a pressure generally in the range of approximately 1/4 psig (1.72 kPa) to approximately 10 psig (69 kPa), said compression means increasing the pressure of said natural gas to a pressure less than approximately 500 psig (3450 kPa), said fueling system inlet means including means for selectively and releasably connecting said fueling system to said natural gas supply system.
4. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein said cooling means comprises an air-to-natural gas heat exchanger.
5. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein said fueling system includes a fueling module housed within an enclosure as a self-contained portable unit separable from the torch, the source of oxygen, and the storage vessel.
6. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein each of said first and second fueling system discharge means includes a natural gas pressure indicator for monitoring the pressure of said compressed natural gas being selectively discharged through either of said first and second fueling system discharge means.
7. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein said fueling system further includes a main power switch for selectively energizing and de-energizing said compression means, said selector switch, and said cooling means.
8. A fueling system according to claim 7, wherein said fueling system further includes electrical indicator means for indicating either of an energized or de-energized condition for said compression means, said selector switch, and said cooling means, and for indicating which of said solenoid-operated valves in said first and second fueling system discharge means is open and which of said solenoid-operated valves is closed, said electrical indicator means also being selectively energized or de-energized by said main power switch.
9. A fueling system according to claim 8, wherein said cut-off means includes means for substantially preventing said de-energized compression means from being re-energized until said cut-off is manually reset.
10. A fueling system according to claim 9, wherein said fueling system inlet means includes a solenoid-operated inlet valve means selectively energizable by said main power switch for providing said fluid communication with said natural gas supply system and selectively de-energizable by said main power switch for substantially preventing said fluid communication with said natural gas supply system.
11. A fueling system according to claim 1, wherein the storage vessel includes a sorbent material therein for sorptively storing said compressed natural gas therein.
This is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 797,438, filed Nov. 13, 1985, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,776,366.
BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The invention relates generally to various torch or torch-like apparatus for cutting, welding, or heating operations involving either metallic or non-metallic materials. More specifically, the invention relates to a fueling apparatus for supplying fuel to such torch or torch-like apparatuses. As used herein, the general term "welding", includes welding, brazing, or other known operations by which separate items or pieces of material are joined or fused to one another with the use of a flame-producing torch or burner.
Cross-reference is hereby made to U.S. Pat. No. 4,531,558, issued July 30, 1985, U.S. Pat. No. 4,523,548, issued June 18, 1985, and U.S. Pat. No. 4,522,159, issued June 11, 1985, all of which are owned by the same assignee as the present invention herein and which are hereby incorporated by reference herein.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a gaseous fuel torch apparatus according to the present invention, including an exemplary fueling module connected for supplying a gaseous fuel to a torch device.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIGS. 1 through 4 depict an exemplary embodiment of a gaseous fuel torch apparatus in accordance with the present invention, including an exemplary fueling module adapted for alternate use in supplying a gaseous fuel, such as natural gas for example, to a torch device, or for optionally recharging one or more gaseous fuel storage vessels or tanks. One skilled in the art will readily recognize from the following discussion and the accompanying drawings that the principles of the invention are equally applicable to torch apparatuses and fueling modules other than those shown for purposes of illustration in the drawings. It will also be readily apparent from the following discussion and the accompanying drawings that the present invention is adaptable to a wide variety of applications in addition to the torch supply and storage vessel supply applications shown for purposes of illustration in the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the fueling module 20 is adaptable for supplying a gaseous fuel to the torch assembly 16 through the fuel supply conduit 24, which is releasably connectable to the fueling module 20 by way of quick-connect torch discharge fitting 50, or alternately and selectively adaptable for other purposes such as that shown in FIG. 2. In FIG. 2, a recharging conduit 58 is releasably connectable to a quick-connect tank discharge fitting 60 for supplying gaseous fuel through a manifold 62 to one or more storage vessels 64. By such an arrangement, the fueling module 20 also has indirect utility in torch apparatus applications at remote locations where no electrical power source or gaseous fuel supply source is available, thereby allowing one or more of the storage vessels 64 to be recharged, transported, and used for gaseous fuel supply at such locations. It should be noted, as is readily apparent to one skilled in the art, that the fueling module 20 can also be used for alternate gaseous fuel supply applications other than storage vessel recharging as shown for purposes of illustration in FIG. 2.
It should also be noted that the storage vessels 64 preferably contain a sorbent (adsorbent or absorbent) material in order to increase their gaseous fuel storage capacity. Examples of such storage tanks are disclosed in the above-mentioned United States Patents (incorporated by reference herein), and examples of the sorbent materials include activated carbon, zeolite materials, silica gel-type materials, or various clays.
Referring primarily to the schematic flow diagram of FIG. 4, but with additional reference to FIG. 3, the internal components, and the operation, of the fueling module 20 will now be described. The ultimate source of gaseous fuel for the fueling module 20 is a gaseous fuel supply system, indicated diagrammatically at reference numeral 100 in FIG. 4. The gaseous fuel supply system 100 can consist of virtually any readily-available source of gaseous fuel, but which most preferably consists of a typical natural gas supply system of the type commonly found in many residential or commercial installation. Such natural gas supply systems typically provide natural gas at pressures generally in the range of approximately 1/4 psig (1.72 kPa) to approximately 10 psig (69 kPa), depending upon the location and supplier of the natural gas supply system, and upon whether such supply system is provided for residential or commercial use.
From the lubricant separator 122, the compressed gaseous fuel is preferably conveyed through a condenser or heat exchanger 124 for reducing the temperature of the compressed gaseous fuel. The heat exchanger 124 preferably comprises a cooling coil, over which ambient air is forced by a cooling fan 232. In the actually-constructed prototype embodiment of the refueling module 20 described above, the temperature of the gaseous fuel, which was natural gas, entering the heat exchanger 124 was approximately 140 outlet of the heat exchanger 124 was substantially at ambient temperature. Although the heat exchanger 124 has been depicted in the drawings as comprising the air-to-gas cooling coil apparatus described above, one skilled in the art will readily recognize that other types of heat exchangers, condensers or other cooling apparatuses may alternately be employed to reduce the temperature of the compressed gaseous fuel from the compressor discharge 118 of the compressor 116.
For the optional alternate mode of operation of the fueling module 20, such as for the storage vessel recharging shown for purposes of illustration in FIG. 2, the tee fitting 129 is also connected to a second fueling module discharge system by way of a second discharge conduit 152 and a preferably solenoid-operated tank valve 154. Compressed gaseous fuel in the second fueling module discharge system is conveyed directly from the tank valve 154, through a one-way check valve 156, a second discharge conduit 158, and a tee fitting 160, to the above-discussed tank discharge fitting 60. As is readily apparent in FIG. 4, the second fueling module discharge system supplies compressed gaseous fuel to the tank discharge fitting 60, without passing through the adjustable regulator device 136 of the first fueling module discharge system. This is because the discharge pressure in tank recharging is desired to be held below a pre-set maximum level in order to avoid overpressuring the tanks. In order to allow the operator to observe the pressure at which compressed gaseous fuel is discharged through the tank discharge fitting 60, thereby allowing the user to monitor the recharging operation for example, a conduit 164 is connected in fluid communication with the above-mentioned tee fitting 160 and with the above-mentioned tank pressure indicator 90 on the control panel 72.
In order to provide a pre-set maximum compressor discharge pressure, as well as providing for a fail safe feature in the event of a system malfunction, the fueling module 20 preferably also includes a tee fitting 177 in the second discharge conduit 152, which provides fluid communication by way of a compressor control conduit 178 to a pressure cut-off controller device 180. The pressure cut-off device 180 is preselectively and adjustably pre-settable for a maximum overall compressor discharge pressure and, as will be described in more detail below, is capable of de-energizing the compressor 116 by way of a control conduit 182 interconnecting the pressure cut-off 180 and the drive motor (not shown) of the compressor 116. The pressure cut-off device 180 can be adjustably pre-set in order to provide upper limits on the gaseous fuel discharge pressure through either of the fueling module discharge systems, as well as providing automatic shut-off of the compressor 116 in the event of down-stream conduit or hose ruptures, or various other malfunctions in which compressor de-energization is necessary or desirable. It is preferred that one the pressure cut-off controller 180 has de-energized the compressor 116, it can be reset to resume operations only by a manual resetting procedure in order to encourage the user to ascertain the cause of the compressor de-energization and correct any malfunctions prior to resuming operations.
When the main power switch 74 is in its "on" position, electrical energy is conducted by way of an electrical feed line 206 and a power indicator feed line 210 to the above-mentioned power indicator light 78 on the control panel 72, thereby providing indication to the operator that the fueling module 20 is energized. Electrical power is also supplied through the main power switch 74, the electrical feed line 206, and a selector switch feed line 208 to the above-mentioned selector switch 76 for purposes that will be described in more detail below. The main power switch 74 is also the vehicle for supplying electrical power by way of other electrical feed lines 218 and 220 and a compressor feed line 222 to the motor drive (not shown) for the compressor 116, thereby allowing the compressor 116 to be selectively energized and de-energized through the main power switch 74. The electrical feed line 218 also branches off into an inlet solenoid feed line 224 in order to energize an inlet solenoid operator 226 for purposes of opening the inlet valve 106 when the system is energized, or for closing the inlet valve 106 when the system is de-energized.
A fan motor feed line 228 is also provided for supplying electrical power from the main power switch 74 to the fan motor 230 of the heat exchanger fan 232. Thus, the operator 116, the fan motor 230 and the fan 232, and the solenoid-operated inlet valve 106 are all energized and de-energized, along with the selector switch 76 and the power indicator light 78, by way of operation of the main power switch 74.
______________________________________Component ReferenceNumeral       Description______________________________________ 50           Brass CGA Hose Adapter/Fitting 60           "Swagelok" SS-QC4-B-4PF         Female, Single End, Shut-Off         Quick-Connector 76           15 Amp, 115 V, DPDT Selector Switch 88           "Wika" 111.10, 21/2 Inch,         0-30 Psi, CBM/U-C         Pressure Gauge 90           "Wika" 111.10, 21/2 Inch,         0-400 Psi, CBM/U-C         Pressure Gauge106           "Valcor" SV-62, Normally         Closed Solenoid Valve, 1/4         Inch Port Diameter, 115 V., 60 Hz.108           Dessicant-filled Moisture         Separator/Filter Assembly116           "Copeland" JRL4-0050-IAA         Welded Hermetic Compressor122           "AC&R Components" S-5580         Oil Separator124           Heat Exchanger, Double Row,         575 Psig, W.P.130/154       "Valcor" SV-12, Normally Closed         Solenoid Value, Value, 1/4         Inch Port Diameter, 115 V., 60 Hz.136           "Tescom" Hand-Loaded Pressure         Reducing Regulator,         0-50 Psig Outlet140           "Nupro" 4CP In-line Check Valve184           "Nupro" 4CPA Adjustable         In-Line Relief Valve230           "Steveco" Fan Motor Assembly         9W-COW, 115 V., 60 Hz.______________________________________
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