Abstract: A high speed, downwind horizontal axis wind turbine includes three circumferentially spaced lightweight blades having inner support arms and radially outwardly disposed airfoil configured blade segments which are pivotally connected to the support arms, so as to fold straight downwind under high wind conditions or high rotating speeds. A spring biased control mechanism serves to rotate the airfoil segment of each blade about its longitudinal axis as the blade is folded downwind, so that a simultaneous folding and feathering action is obtained to prevent damage to the turbine in high wind conditions or under high rotating speeds.
Abstract: Communications security between a host computer and another remote computer or terminal is ensured by a means of a two-tiered cryptographic communications security device and procedure. A master key is used to encrypt a first session key. The session key encrypted under the master key is transmitted from a remote facility to a host computer. At the host computer, the session key is decrypted and stored, a second and different session key is then generated, encrypted under the master key and transmitted to the remote facility where it is utilized as the facilities session decryptor key. Because the session key utilized for transmission of data between the remote facility and the host differs from the session key utilized for transmission of data between the host and the remote facility, communications security is increased.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 23, 1981
Date of Patent:
March 5, 1985
Assignee:
Analytics, Inc.
Inventors:
C. Carson Morris, Barry H. Bielsker, Donald A. Cole