Abstract: This disclosure describes methods to separate solids from liquids in a production facility. A process separates components in the process stream by applying non-condensable media to create density differences and then using a mechanical device to separate the solids from the liquids based on the density difference. The process produces the liquids and solids, which may be further processed to create valuable animal feed products.

Abstract: This disclosure describes methods to separate solids from liquids in a production facility. A process separates components in a defiber process stream by using two or more mechanical devices to separate the solids from the liquids based on density differences. The process produces animal feed products having a protein content ranging from approximately 45% to approximately 64%.

Abstract: This disclosure describes methods to separate solids from liquids in a production facility. A process separates components in a defiber process stream by using two or more mechanical devices to separate the solids from the liquids based on density differences. The process produces animal feed products having a protein content ranging from approximately 45% to approximately 64%.

Abstract: One or more boost pumps for a liquid hydrogen fuel system are disposed within the fuel tank and fully flooded. An electrical connector of each boost pump is sealed from the fuel tank and accessible from an exterior of the fuel tank while the boost pump is installed. Each boost pump can be independently replaced using a toolbox. Each boost pump is purged of fuel before being replaced by introducing a gas at a center region of the boost pump. The toolbox and new boost pump are purged prior to removal of the old boost pump. Each boost pump can be formed from modular components.

Abstract: An airway management isolation enclosure and a method for protecting medical personnel from infectious agents when treating a patient having an infectious disease, comprising: (a) a frame that is positioned over the head and anterior thoracic region of the patient; (b) a transparent barrier supported by frame, which covers and forms a seal around the head and anterior thoracic region of the patient and allows medical personnel to create sealable entry ports; and (c) an air flow entry and a vacuum exit connection to direct the infectious agents in the form of respiratory droplets and particles produced by the patient to flow away from the head of the patient and out of the transparent covering while the medical personnel manages the airway and upper aerodigestive tract of the patient.

Abstract: A method of tracking and aggregating all Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) “shelf” registration and all capital market activity related to those shelf registrations. The method includes the steps of accessing a first database containing data associated with investment registrations, wherein the data is organized as a series of individual filings. The method further includes the steps of retrieving data from the first database associated with selected ones of the filings, organizing the data into tables based on at least one aggregate aspect of the data common to multiple filings, and storing the retrieved data in at least one table.

Abstract: A back-up power center for a fuel-operated furnace substantially as described and illustrated herein.

Abstract: A high pressure washer apparatus in combination with a lightweight fastenerless cart. The cart is characterized by a rigid structure which essentially consists of a continuous folded aluminum plate having a horizontal platform wall portion for supporting said washer apparatus; downward extending side wall portions; an upward extending front wall portion and an upward extending rear wall portion. A telescoping handle is mounted on the rear wall portion for pushing, pulling, and lifting the pressure washer apparatus. Accessories, mounted in “built-in” provisions are readily available to an operator of the pressure washer apparatus.

Abstract: A method of tracking and aggregating all Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) “shelf” registration and all capital market activity related to those shelf registrations. The method includes the steps of accessing a first database containing data associated with investment registrations, wherein the data is organized as a series of individual filings. The method further includes the steps of retrieving data from the first database associated with selected ones of the filings, organizing the data into tables based on at least one aggregate aspect of the data common to multiple filings, and storing the retrieved data in at least one table.

Abstract: A method of tracking and aggregating all Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) “shelf” registration and all capital market activity related to those shelf registrations. The method includes the steps of accessing a first database containing data associated with investment registrations, wherein the data is organized as a series of individual filings. The method further includes the steps of retrieving data from the first database associated with selected ones of the filings, organizing the data into tables based on at least one aggregate aspect of the data common to multiple filings, and storing the retrieved data in at least one table.

Abstract: A high pressure washer apparatus in combination with a lightweight fastenerless cart. The cart is characterized by a rigid structure which essentially consists of a continuous folded aluminum plate having a horizontal platform wall portion for supporting said washer apparatus; downward extending side wall portions; an upward extending front wall portion and an upward extending rear wall portion. A telescoping handle is mounted on the rear wall portion for pushing, pulling, and lifting the pressure washer apparatus. Accessories, mounted in “built-in” provisions are readily available to an operator of the pressure washer apparatus.

Abstract: A method of tracking and aggregating all Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) “shelf” registration and all capital market activity related to those shelf registrations. The method includes the steps of accessing a first database containing data associated with investment registrations, wherein the data is organized as a series of individual filings. The method further includes the steps of retrieving data from the first database associated with selected ones of the filings, organizing the data into tables based on at least one aggregate aspect of the data common to multiple filings, and storing the retrieved data in at least one table.

Abstract: A method of tracking and aggregating all Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) “shelf” registration and all capital market activity related to those shelf registrations. The method includes the steps of accessing a first database containing data associated with investment registrations, wherein the data is organized as a series of individual filings. The method further includes the steps of retrieving data from the first database associated with selected ones of the filings, organizing the data into tables based on at least one aggregate aspect of the data common to multiple filings, and storing the retrieved data in at least one table.

Abstract: A method is disclosed of detecting a railway vehicle, comprising using the time difference between receiving at first and second points a signal sent from the vehicle at a given time to produce an indication of the location of the vehicle.

Abstract: A machine for abrading or polishing a workpiece comprises a holding surface holding the workpiece, a head member arranged along a rotation axis to rotate about the rotation axis, a working member having a surface for abrading or polishing the workpiece arranged on the head member on die rotational axis for rotation about the rotation axis with the head member, a first driving arrangement for driving a head member and the working member mounted thereon to rotate about the rotation axis, a head mounting arrangement for mounting the head member, a second driving arrangement for driving the head mounting arrangement to incline the rotation axis of the head member relative to a precession axis intersecting the rotation axis, and for moving the head member to inclined positions with the rotation axis processed about the precession axis, and a third driving arrangement for relatively moving the head mounting arrangement across the holding surface.

Abstract: A bioadherent, orally ingestible system, which comprises: a water-in-oil emulsion system having at least two phases, one phase comprises from about 75% to about 99% by volume of an internal hydrophylic phase and the other phase comprises from about 25% to about 1% by volume of an external hydrophobic phase, wherein the external hydrophobic phase comprises two components, one component being about 3% to about 97% by volume of the hydrophobic phase of a hydrophobic oil and the other being about 97% to about 3% of an emulsifier having a HLB value less than about 10.

Abstract: A substantially tasteless liquid phramaceutical delivery system containing an active material and a high osmolarity aqueous system comprising (i) water; (ii) about 20% to about 45% by weight sugar derivative; (iii) about 10% to about 15% by weight hydrogenated maltose syrup; and (iv) about 0% to about 35% by weight polyhydroxy alcohol.

Abstract: A bioadherent, orally ingestible system, which comprises: a water-in-oil emulsion system having at least two phases, one phase comprises from about 75% to about 99% by volume of an internal hydrophylic phase and the other phase comprises from about 25% to about 1% by volume of an external hydrophobic phase, wherein the external hydrophobic phase comprises two components, one component being about 3% to about 97% by volume of the hydrophobic phase of a hydrophobic oil and the other being about 97% to about 3% of an emulsifier having a HLB value less than about 10.