Abstract: A device for dispensing materials such as insecticides or repellents within a container includes an elongated enclosed member in which the materials are placed, which is attached to a surface of the container. A pull tab is provided to rupture the enclosed member releasing the materials.
Abstract: The invention contemplates a solar-cell construction wherein plural spaced elongate unit cells of an array are formed from a parallel-grooved single wafer of substrate material of a first conductivity type, with adjacent sidewalls of adjacent units at each inter-unit groove formation. In the transverse succession of such groove formations, the sidewalls of every other groove are formed with regions of a second conductivity type, so that at or near the radiation-exposure surface of each unit there is but one junction between first and second conductivity types. In one general form, all grooves go all the way between upper and lower wafer surfaces, thus defining discrete single-cell units; in another general form, every other groove ends close to but short of the upper surface, thus defining discrete twin-cell units. The units are series-connected by making ohmic connection between the second conductivity-type region of one unit and a first conductivity-type region of an adjacent unit.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 13, 1978
Date of Patent:
December 12, 1978
Assignee:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Inventors:
Roy Kaplow, Robert I. Frank, Joel L. Goodrich
Abstract: In a fuser roll for electrostatic copying machines comprising a cylindrical metal core surrounded by a cylindrical body of elastomeric material having an outside cylindrical sleeve of protective material, the end surfaces of the elastomeric material are protected from the deleterious effects of silicone fluid by sealing rings of elastomeric material such as fluorosilicone which is resistant thereto. The rings, which are rectangular in cross section and are made of uncured, deformable material, are inserted in the ends of the sleeve with the ends of the sleeve protruding. The sleeve is assembled with the metal core and placed in a cylindrical mold. Silicone rubber is injected into the space between the core and the sleeve and the sleeve and rings are expanded into contact with the mold wall. The roll is then cured.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 12, 1976
Date of Patent:
September 12, 1978
Assignee:
Ames Rubber Corporation
Inventors:
Robert W. Hill, William G. Onnen, Lyle C. Ryder