Abstract: A fluid receptacle may include an outer wall defining a periphery of the fluid receptacle, and an inner wall. The inner wall may be connected to the outer wall at certain locations and spaced from the outer wall at other locations providing gaps between the outer wall and the inner wall. In some implementations, the inner wall may be complete or continuous and liquid fuel may be contained within the inner wall. In other implementations, liquid fuel may be received between the inner and outer walls.

Abstract: In an arrangement composed of a substrate and a heat sink, the substrate is provided on a first side with at least one power component arranged on a first large-surface printed circuit trace and, on a second side opposite the power component, with a second large-surface printed circuit trace, which is connected in a thermally conductive manner to the first printed circuit trace via via holes. The substrate is mounted at the second side onto the heat sink in a thermally conductive manner, in order to achieve a good heat coupling of the substrate to the heat sink and the same time to avoid an undesirable electrical contact between the potential-carrying printed circuit traces and the heat sink. The substrate having spacer elements arranged on the second side is placed onto the heat sink and to hold it at a defined distance from the heat sink, the gap formed by the distance between the substrate and the heat sink being filled with a thermally conductive filler.

Abstract: A mixer-reactor for mixing at least two fluid substances and carrying out or initiating a reaction between them, wherein the mixer-reactor consists of a substantially rotationally symmetrical casing containing a mixing chamber having separate inlets for the at least two substances and an outlet, the inlet for the at least first substance being provided within the axis of the mixing chamber and the inlet for the at least second substance being constructed in the form of a plurality of nozzles arranged rotationally symmetrically to the axis of the mixing chamber, characterized in that a bolt which is displaceable in the direction of the nozzle axis is allocated to each nozzle, wherein the bolt is acting to remove the caking or clogging material from the nozzle.

Abstract: In order to provide protection against disruptive radiation and achieve good conduction of heat, a housing for control devices which has multiple parts is provided with a printed circuit board carrying power components and control elements with a peripherally extending lining of electrically and thermally conducting material. The printed circuit board is clamped between the housing halves in the region of the linings. The power components are contacted by the lining so as to be thermally conducting, while control elements which give off intensive disruptive radiation or are sensitive to such radiation are enclosed within connecting pieces projecting from the walls of the housing parts.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a mixer for mixing at least two free-flowing, reactive or unreactive substances comprising(a) a casing having at least two inlets and at least one outlet,(b) a rotatable shaft extending through the casing,(c) at least one rotor disc attached to the shaft such that the rotor disc is perpendicular to the shaft,(d) at least one stator disc attached to the casing such that the stator disc is parallel to the rotor disc and has an opening such that shaft can pass through the stator disc,(e) optionally at least one running wheel attached to the shaft and containing openings such that when the shaft is rotating, the running wheel provides a pumping effect to the mixture passing through the mixer,(f) at least one inlet through the casing for introducing a first substance axially to the shaft and against the rotor disc and(g) at least one inlet for introducing a second substance against a rotor disc at a point which is radially outward from the introduction of the first substance.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a process for the production of a mono- and/or polyisocyanate by the phosgenation of a mono- and/or polyamine in a mixer which comprises(a) a casing having at least two inlets and at least one outlet,(b) a rotatable shaft extending through the casing,(c) at least one rotor disc attached to the shaft such that the rotor disc is perpendicular to the shaft,(d) at least one stator disc attached to the casing such that the stator disc is parallel to the rotor disc and has an opening such that the shaft can pass through the stator disc,(e) optionally at least one running wheel attached to the shaft and containing openings such that when the shaft is rotating the running wheel provides a pumping effect to the reaction mixture passing through the mixer,(f) at least one inlet through the casing for introducing a phosgene solution axially to the shaft and against the rotor disc,(g) at least one inlet through the casing for introducing a mono- and/or polyamine amine solution or suspe

Abstract: The invention concerns a plug-in and disconnect aid device for plug-in subassemblies of a mechanical arrangement which can be inserted in rack subassemblies, wherein a lever by means of an end piece is connected to a subassembly in such a fashion that the axis of rotation of lever is positioned vertically to the insertion plane in the end piece and wherein the lever is designed to release a lock element. In accordance with the invention, the lever is designed as a connecting member which by means of a guide is positioned in a guide of a first fixed-mounted arm of end piece; that parallel to the first arm; there is a second arm having a locking projection spring-mounted in such a fashion that its guide edge mates with guide piece; that the guide is designed such that a swivel action of lever is converted into a motion of the second arm parallel to the insertion plane; and that lever is designed with a keyway whose outer edges are designed as projections.

Abstract: In a process for making large-size building elements called "plate bricks" of ceramic material, which comprises preparing the ceramic material, forming it to large-size plate-shaped bricks, drying and burning the same, the improvement which consists of drying the element evenly over the cross section after forming. The invention also relates to the brick made by the process.

Abstract: A drying installation for the drying of molded blanks, such as plank bricks, large surface structural members of ceramic material and the like, having a substantially closed drying chamber separated into a plurality of adjacently arranged parallel drying channels, an air supply coupled to each of the parallel drying channels for supplying dry air having a different temperature, humidity and flow rate, and a conveyor for moving the molded blanks through the drying chamber, the conveyor being guided perpendicularly with respect to the flow of the dry air through the adjacently arranged drying channels.

Abstract: A stuffer crimping apparatus in which an outer hollow wheel and an inner roller wheel are mounted on eccentrically positioned rotatable shafts with the outer rolling surface of the inner wheel being pressed toward the inner rolling surface of the outer hollow wheel to form an extended nip zone engaging the yarn. The two wheels also form between their rolling surfaces a yarn feed chamber at the entry to the nip zone and a crimping or stuffing chamber adjacent the exit of the nip zone. The apparatus is particularly useful for crimping synthetic thermoplastic yarns.