Abstract: A prosthetic feedback device to be associated with a prosthesis equipped with a motor for controlling the same prosthesis is provided The device includes an attachment body configured to be in direct contact with the user; at least one air chamber interposed at least partially between the body and the user; an inflation circuit for inflating the chamber; and a circuit board to control the inflation of the chamber by the motor.

Abstract: A process for manufacturing a high bulk density particulate detergent composition, of a bulk density greater than 0.7 g./cc. and preferably in the range of 0.8 to 1.0 g./cc., includes turbodrying a mixture of synthetic anionic organic detergent, preferably of sodium C.sub.12-13 linear alkylbenzene sulfonate, water, and fabric softening bentonite, in which turbodrying process the mixture is repeatedly subjected to centrifugal and axial forces which create thin films of the mixture, which are pulled apart, due to such forces, to form particles, which are further turbodried and thereby converted to high bulk density particles of substantially globular shape and desired particle sizes. In a preferred embodiment of the invention the mixture charged to the turbodryer is made by turbomixing and aqueous solution, dispersion or paste of anionic detergent with bentonite, and the mixture made thereby is directly turbodried.

Abstract: A particulate detergent composition, such as one comprising sodium linear higher alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS) and bentonite, is made directly from anionic synthetic organic detergent acid by neutralizing such acid with a neutralizing agent, such as aqueous sodium hydroxide solution, in a reaction vessel and directly discharging the neutralized detergent salt from the reaction vessel into an absorption zone wherein globules of the anionic detergent salt, in aqueous solution or dispersion, and particulate solid carrier particles are rapidly circulated and repeatedly brought into contact with one another to produce detergent salt-carrier composition particles or agglomerates.

Abstract: A process for manufacturing a high bulk density particulate detergent composition, of a bulk density greater than 0.7 g./cc. and preferably in the range of 0.8 to 1.0 g./cc., includes turbodrying a mixture of synthetic anionic organic detergent, preferably of sodium C.sub.12-13 linear alkylbenzene sulfonate, water, and fabric softening bentonite, in which turbodrying process the mixture is repeatedly subjected to centrifugal and axial foces which create thin films of the mixture, which are pulled apart, due to such forces, to form particles, which are further turbodried and thereby converted to high bulk density particles of substantially globular shape and desired particle sizes. In a preferred embodiment of the invention the mixture charged to the turbodryer is made by turbomixing an aqueous solution, dispersion or paste of anionic detergent with bentonite, and the mixture made thereby is directly turbodried.