Patents by Inventor Michael Rieger
Michael Rieger has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 8900334Abstract: The goal of the invention consists in making available a method for supplying fuel to a pressurized gasification system, which ensures, in economically efficient manner, that the emission of pollutants from the coal transfer and the transport is minimized or completely avoided. This is achieved in that a gas that contains at least 10 ppm vol. CO is used for transfer and/or conveying, whereby a gas that contains oxygen is mixed into this gas, and that this gas mixture is heated to a temperature that oxidizes at least 10% of the pollutants contained in the gas.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2009Date of Patent: December 2, 2014Assignee: ThyssenKrupp UHDE GmbHInventors: Johannes Kowoll, Stefan Hamel, Michael Rieger
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Patent number: 8741285Abstract: Intra-arterial administering at least one blood coagulation to a bleeding patient is provided, together with a pharmaceutical composition therefor.Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 2010Date of Patent: June 3, 2014Inventors: Dietmar Fries, Michael Rieger
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Patent number: 8512444Abstract: With a method and a system for treatment of a hot crude gas generated by an entrained flow gasification system, removal of the compounds that contain sulfur and carbon is supposed to be undertaken in such a manner that hot gas is made available for further use. This is achieved in that a desulfurization (7) follows the gasifier (2), in series, in the flow path of the hot gas, followed by a solid separation (8, 9), whereby behind the solid separation (8, 9), a partial stream (13) of the gas is provided downstream by way of a water quench (14), a Venturi scrubber (15), a crude gas cooler (16), as well as an H2O separation (17) and a compressor (18), the flow path (19) of which is passed back, cooled, into the circuit, behind the gasification (2) and ahead of the desulfurization system.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 2009Date of Patent: August 20, 2013Assignee: ThyssenKrupp Uhde GmbHInventors: Ralf Abraham, Michael Rieger, Domenico Pavone, Olaf Von Morstein
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Patent number: 8255840Abstract: Design-specific attributes of a circuit (such as timing, power, electro-migration, and signal integrity) are used to automatically identify one or more regions of one or more layers in a layout of the circuit. The automatically identified regions may be provided to a manufacturing tool in GDSII by use of overlapping shapes in, or alternatively by moving existing shapes to, a different layer/datatype pair. For example, information about the automatically identified regions may be stored using a conventional datatype (e.g. value 0) with a new layer, or alternatively using a conventional layer (e.g. metal 3) with a new datatype (e.g. value 1), depending on the embodiment. The automatically identified regions contain cells and/or features (e.g. groups of shapes and/or individual shapes) whose tolerance in silicon (to be fabricated) is automatically changed from default, based on the design-specific attribute(s) and sensitivity thereto, expressed as design intent by a circuit designer.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2008Date of Patent: August 28, 2012Assignee: Synopsys, Inc.Inventors: Michel Cote, Michael Rieger, Philippe Hurat, Robert Lugg, Jeff Mayhew
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Publication number: 20120111416Abstract: The goal of the invention consists in making available a method for supplying fuel to a pressurized gasification system, which ensures, in economically efficient manner, that the emission of pollutants from the coal transfer and the transport is minimized or completely avoided. This is achieved in that a gas that contains at least 10 ppm vol. CO is used for transfer and/or conveying, whereby a gas that contains oxygen is mixed into this gas, and that this gas mixture is heated to a temperature that oxidizes at least 10% of the pollutants contained in the gas.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2009Publication date: May 10, 2012Applicant: UHDE GMBHInventors: Johannes Kowoll, Stefan Hamel, Michael Rieger
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Publication number: 20110300122Abstract: Intra-arterial administering at least one blood coagulation to a bleeding patient is provided, together with a pharmaceutical composition therefor.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 4, 2010Publication date: December 8, 2011Inventors: Dietmar Fries, Michael Rieger
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Publication number: 20110173886Abstract: With a method and a system for treatment of a hot crude gas generated by an entrained flow gasification system, removal of the compounds that contain sulfur and carbon is supposed to be undertaken in such a manner that hot gas is made available for further use. This is achieved in that a desulfurization (7) follows the gasifier (2), in series, in the flow path of the hot gas, followed by a solid separation (8, 9), whereby behind the solid separation (8, 9), a partial stream (13) of the gas is provided downstream by way of a water quench (14), a Venturi scrubber (15), a crude gas cooler (16), as well as an H2O separation (17) and a compressor (18), the flow path (19) of which is passed back, cooled, into the circuit, behind the gasification (2) and ahead of the desulfurization system.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2009Publication date: July 21, 2011Applicant: UHDE GmbHInventors: Ralf Abraham, Michael Rieger, Domenico Pavone, Olaf Von Morstein
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Publication number: 20110036013Abstract: A process for the production of synthesis gas by gasification with the aid of air or oxygen or oxygen-saturated air as well as water vapor, a solid or liquid carbon-bearing fuel material being fed to a reactor, is shown. The fuel material is converted with the aid of air or oxygen or oxygen-saturated air and water vapor at an elevated temperature into a synthesis gas essentially consisting of hydrogen, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide; the reaction also yields mineral slag droplets which are removed from the reactor separately from the synthesis gas obtained, and the synthesis gas being discharged from the reactor in any random direction desired; the vaporous alkalis contained in the synthesis gas come into contact with a getter ceramic material so that they separate from the synthesis gas and hence, the synthesis gas can be sent to a slag separation device without previous cooling step and the slag droplets being withdrawn from the said device as liquid slag.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2008Publication date: February 17, 2011Applicant: UHDE GMBHInventors: Domenico Pavone, Michael Rieger, Ralf Abraham
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Publication number: 20090055788Abstract: Design-specific attributes of a circuit (such as timing, power, electro-migration, and signal integrity) are used to automatically identify one or more regions of one or more layers in a layout of the circuit. The automatically identified regions may be provided to a manufacturing tool in GDSII by use of overlapping shapes in, or alternatively by moving existing shapes to, a different layer/datatype pair. For example, information about the automatically identified regions may be stored using a conventional datatype (e.g. value 0) with a new layer, or alternatively using a conventional layer (e.g. metal 3) with a new datatype (e.g. value 1), depending on the embodiment. The automatically identified regions contain cells and/or features (e.g. groups of shapes and/or individual shapes) whose tolerance in silicon (to be fabricated) is automatically changed from default, based on the design-specific attribute(s) and sensitivity thereto, expressed as design intent by a circuit designer.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2008Publication date: February 26, 2009Inventors: Michel Cote, Michael Rieger, Philippe Hurat, Robert Lugg, Jeff Mayhew
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Patent number: 7458045Abstract: Design-specific attributes of a circuit (such as timing, power, electro-migration, and signal integrity) are used to automatically identify one or more regions of one or more layers in a layout of the circuit. The automatically identified regions may be provided to a manufacturing tool in GDSII by use of overlapping shapes in, or alternatively by moving existing shapes to, a different layer/datatype pair. For example, information about the automatically identified regions may be stored using a conventional datatype (e.g. value 0) with a new layer, or alternatively using a conventional layer (e.g. metal 3) with a new datatype (e.g. value 1), depending on the embodiment. The automatically identified regions contain cells and/or features (e.g. groups of shapes and/or individual shapes) whose tolerance in silicon (to be fabricated) is automatically changed from default, based on the design-specific attribute(s) and sensitivity thereto, expressed as design intent by a circuit designer.Type: GrantFiled: October 29, 2004Date of Patent: November 25, 2008Assignee: Synopsys, Inc.Inventors: Michel Cote, Michael Rieger, Philippe Hurat, Robert Lugg, Jeff Mayhew
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Publication number: 20080025981Abstract: Cancer-linked gene sequences, and derived amino acid sequences, are disclosed along with methods for assaying for potential antitumor agents based on their modulation of the expression of these cancer-related genes. Also disclosed are antibodies that react with the disclosed polypeptides and methods of using the antibodies to treat cancerous conditions, such as using the antibody to target cancerous cells in vivo for purposes of delivering therapeutic agents thereto. Also described are methods of diagnosing cancer using the gene sequences as well as the polypeptide sequences.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2006Publication date: January 31, 2008Inventors: Paul Young, Reinhard Ebner, Zoe Weaver, Jeffrey Strovel, Stephen Horrigan, Martin Shea, Bernd Weigle, Michael Rieger, Jennifer Rick, Colyn Cain
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Publication number: 20060166212Abstract: Cancer-linked gene sequences, and derived amino acid sequences, are disclosed along with processes for assaying potential antitumor agents based on their modulation of the expression of these cancer-linked genes. Also disclosed are antibodies that react with the disclosed polypeptides and methods of using the antibodies to treat cancerous conditions, such as by using the antibody to target cancerous cells in vivo for purposes of delivering therapeutic agents thereto. Also described are methods of diagnosing using the gene sequences.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2003Publication date: July 27, 2006Inventors: Bernd Weigle, Michael Rieger, Reinhard Ebner
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Publication number: 20060095889Abstract: Design-specific attributes of a circuit (such as timing, power, electro-migration, and signal integrity) are used to automatically identify one or more regions of one or more layers in a layout of the circuit. The automatically identified regions may be provided to a manufacturing tool in GDSII by use of overlapping shapes in, or alternatively by moving existing shapes to, a different layer/datatype pair. For example, information about the automatically identified regions may be stored using a conventional datatype (e.g. value 0) with a new layer, or alternatively using a conventional layer (e.g. metal 3) with a new datatype (e.g. value 1), depending on the embodiment. The automatically identified regions contain cells and/or features (e.g. groups of shapes and/or individual shapes) whose tolerance in silicon (to be fabricated) is automatically changed from default, based on the design-specific attribute(s) and sensitivity thereto, expressed as design intent by a circuit designer.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2004Publication date: May 4, 2006Inventors: Michel Cote, Michael Rieger, Philippe Hurat, Robert Lugg, Jeff Mayhew
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Patent number: 5386221Abstract: An improved laser pattern generation apparatus. The improved pattern generation apparatus of the present invention uses a laser beam to expose a radiant sensitive film on the workpiece to print circuit patterns on a substrate. The laser beam is aligned using a beam steering means. The laser beam is split into 32 beams to create a brush. The brush scans the workpiece through use of a rotating polygonal mirror. Each beam of the brush may have one of seventeen intensity values. The beams are modulated by an Acousto-Optical Modulator. Signals provided to the Acousto-Optical Modulator define the pattern to be generated. These signals are created by a rasterizer. Increased print speed is accomplished through the use of a wider brush and a print strategy that eliminates physical stage passes.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 1992Date of Patent: January 31, 1995Assignee: Etec Systems, Inc.Inventors: Paul C. Allen, Matthew J. Jolley, Robin L. Teitzel, Michael Rieger, Michael Bohan, Timothy Thomas