Abstract: A courier expressable cargo quilt having an elongated, substantially rectangular body comprising an insulative material including a plurality of panels substantially foldably connected, defining an accordian-like structure, the accordian-like structure having an unfolded position adapted to facilitate placement of the body substantially over a tmperature sensative load by unfolding the accordian-like structure and a folded position adapted to provide a courier-expressable cargo quilt; and an exterior cover structure adapted to at least partially enclose the accordian-like structure.

Abstract: A detachable device handle mounting structure is constructed to include a mounting frame fixedly fastened to an apparatus the mounting frame having a front plug plate, a handle detachably coupled to the mounting frame, a button supported on a spring in a stepped vertical through hole of the handle, and a retainer element fixedly fastened to the button to lock the handle and the mounting frame. The retainer element is lowered and disengaged from the mounting frame when the user pressed the button, enabling the handle to be disconnected from the mounting frame.

Abstract: A case module for articles comprises an open top case chamber confined by a front wall, a rear wall, a left wall, a right wall, and a bottom wall, a front part disposed in front of the font wall, a rear part disposed in front of the rear wall, and a flat upper lid. The characteristics is in that the case module can be lifted in a state of opening by way of two lid projections on the upper lid being inserted between a beam groove in the rear part and the case chamber and the support device being inserted into the lid cover. Moreover, a right and left connection of the case modules can be performed by that the wall frame on the left wall of the one case module being inserted into the wall recess on the right wall of the another case module. A front and rear connection of the case modules can be performed by that a rear stick on the one case module is inserted into a front post of the another case module.

Abstract: A composite pressure vessel for storing gaseous media under pressure, having a plastic liner two neck pieces arranged in the neck region, and a winding of a fiber composite material that reinforces the liner. In the neck piece that accommodates the valve there is provided a clamping ring which can be screwed into the neck piece and has on the outer circumference a threaded section which is adjoined by a thread-free, frustoconical section. A groove is arranged between internally threaded sections of the neck piece to accommodate a sealing ring and extends radially into the neck piece. On the outside of the respective neck piece, in the region adjoining the collar, provision is made to arrange at least one bead which extends radially outward over the entire circumference.

Abstract: A closure member for a pressure vessel, the closure member including a flange member secured with the pressure vessel, a pressure vessel door supported by the pressure vessel, a ring assembly mounted with the flange member for engaging the pressure vessel door as a result of selective rotational movement of the ring assembly from an unlocked position to a locked position by the radially contracting cooperative movement of engaging members into engagement with the pressure vessel door as a result of such rotational movement.

Abstract: A fire resistant tank apparatus adapted for transportation and for installation above-ground to receive and dispense a liquid hydrocarbon or hydrocarbons, or the like, comprising a tank assembly having lightweight wall structure defining inner wall structure, and in certain instances outer wall structure, there being primary space between the inner wall structure, and the outer wall structure; first structure on the assembly defining access porting to a tank interior defined by the assembly; a bottom wall defined by the assembly adapted to support the assembly at an installation site; thermal barrier material associated with the wall structure to effectively define a shell about the tank interior; and structure adjacent the wall structure to support a dispenser for the liquid hydrocarbon or hydrocarbons, or the like, that structure may include a platform unit projecting sidewardly adjacent a lower portion of the outer wall structure, for supporting the dispenser in adjacent relation to the side of the outer w

Abstract: A shoe case for storing a pair of shoes is provided and includes a built-in unit for dehumidifying the pair of shoes. The unit can also deodorize the pair of shoes.

Abstract: An electric fuse is of the type including indicating means for indicating if the main fusible element has melted. The indicating means includes a first and second auxiliary fusible element, each having a higher resistance than the main fusible element. When the fuse is fully assembled, and the main fusible element has melted, the path of current is through the first and second auxiliary fusible elements. The second auxiliary fusible element functions to restrain movement of an indicator button. When current flows through the auxiliary fusible elements, the second auxiliary fusible element is designed to melt first, thereby causing the indicator button to move. The operability of the first and second auxiliary fusible elements can be independently and non-destructively determined before and after assembly of the fuse. After fuse assembly, the fuse can be non-destructively disassembled so as to determine the operability of the first and second auxiliary elements.

Abstract: An aircraft fuel tank construction for the type of fuel tank which is fabricated by joining a split cylindrical center section with two conical end sections and which is disassembled during shipment and storage. The center section is joined together by a connecting plate which maintains a gap between the joined ends at a fixed, predetermined width for optimum sealing effectiveness of an interposed elastomeric seal. Owing to the manner of construction, the seal may be seated and then visually inspected for potential leakage before the center section is joined. Leakage at the interface of each end section seal with the center section seal is avoided during expansion or contraction of the center section seal by the center seal being suitably positioned to slide over the end seal during such movement. The tank is free from drag-producing obstructions as all joints are flush with the surface of the tank.