Abstract: Constructed wetlands, utilizing a plurality of cells, in which nitrification and denitrification occurs simultaneously, at low flow rates and lower temperatures. The constructed wetlands provides improved remediation in a shorter period of time.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 29, 1998
Date of Patent:
December 12, 2000
Assignee:
Albuquerque Public Schools District No. 12
Abstract: A transcutaneous therapeutic formulation comprising marijuana and a carrier for the treatment of pain, inflammation, arthritis and related disorders in humans and animals.
Abstract: A vibratory plow used for laying pipe or electrical cable in the ground is provided with an improved V-shaped oscillating blade. The V-shaped blade has two blade arms that are not connected at their lower ends, so that each blade is free to move in an oscillatory path in the plane of the blade without interference from and independently of the other blade arm.
Abstract: A continuous plating system which is horizontal, allows for submersion of the entire article to be plated, and is useful for alloy plating. The invention provides a link/hinge conveyor system, the conveyor acts as the conductor, numerous processes/baths are possible, and difficult to plate alloys, such as a tin/bismuth plate can be produced. Homogeneous alloys are possible with the present invention. Also disclosed are novel dryer and rinse systems for use with the continuous plating system.
Abstract: An improvement to a dual-modulation line-locking device for wavelength modulation spectroscopy employing a lowpass filter to generate a nonnormalized error signal and a bandpass filter and RMS-to-DC converter to generate a centering signal. When the error signal is approximately zero and the centering signal is large, the wavelength is coincident with the center of the absorption feature of the sample.
Abstract: Disclosed are methods of altering blood constituents in grazing animals. Serum concentrations of serum insulin, serum urea nitrogen, serum glucose, and serum growth hormone in ruminants were varied by feeding specific protein supplements and an otherwise negative energy diet. Protein supplements were selected both from high rumen-degradable proteins, such as cottonseed meal, and low rumen-degradable proteins, such as blood and feather meals. Improvement in body condition and body weight was concomitant with reduced milk production.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 26, 1997
Date of Patent:
September 21, 1999
Assignee:
New Mexico State University Technology Transfer Corporation