Abstract: A corner post application system for a load having corners includes corner post applicators and moveable corner post holders. The corner post applicators include a corner post gripper configured to grasp a corner post, with the corner post applicators configured to move the corner post to a corner of the load. The corner post holders each have a clamp and are moveable between a retracted position and an engaged position, where in the engaged position the clamp is configured to engage a respective corner post to press the corner post against the load at the respective corner. When the corner post holders are in the engaged position the corner post applicators are configured to be retracted with the corner posts being held in engagement with the corners of the load by the corner post holders to enable an enveloping machine to initiate placement of a film over the load.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying third party products and services available to geographic location. Generally, the system identifies a subject address or location at which services are desired. Next, the system parses, standardizes, and verifies the subject address as a valid physical location. Then, the system identifies relevant market(s) corresponding to the subject address, and determines product and service offerings in the relevant market(s). Further, the system determines capabilities required to effectuate the determined service offerings at the location, and identifies capabilities available at the geographic location. Subsequently, the system compares the required capabilities of the services to the available capabilities at the location to generate serviceability information corresponding to services actually available at the location.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying third party products and services available to geographic location. Generally, the system identifies a subject address or location at which services are desired. Next, the system parses, standardizes, and verifies the subject address as a valid physical location. Then, the system identifies relevant market(s) corresponding to the subject address, and determines product and service offerings in the relevant market(s). Further, the system determines capabilities required to effectuate the determined service offerings at the location, and identifies capabilities available at the geographic location. Subsequently, the system compares the required capabilities of the services to the available capabilities at the location to generate serviceability information corresponding to services actually available at the location.

Abstract: (U) A system for protecting a strategic bomber approaching the field covered by an airborne surveillance radar is shown to include: A search receiver arrangement to detect interrogating pulses from such radar before detection by such radar is possible and to determine the range of such radar and an air-to-air guided missile adapted first to home on the source of the interrogating pulses and then to be guided to intercept by an active radar seeker.

Abstract: Improved multifunction probe designs include circumferentially separated pairs of sensing ports which may respectively be dedicated to angle of attack functionality and air data pressure sensing functionality. In one preferred embodiment, a multifunction aircraft probe is provided with a rotatable probe element which is adapted to project outwardly from an aircraft with which it is operatively mated. The probe element is provided with a centrally located (i.e., in substantial alignment with the probe's stagnation line) dynamic pressure sensing port, and outer and inner pairs of pneumatic sensing ports which are symmetrically circumferentially separated from one another and from the dynamic pressure sensing port. Most preferably, each of the outer pneumatic sensing ports is circumferentially spaced from the central dynamic pressure sensing port by a first angle (e.g., substantially 90.degree.

Abstract: The invention relates to continuous grease making processes. The invention further relates a method for monitoring the consistency of the final product stream of a continuous grease making process. The finished product is passed through a venturi where a pressure drop occurs as the grease moves therethrough. The observed pressure drop is then corrected to ideal conditions based on temperature, flow rate and venturi size. The resulting adjusted pressure drop can then be correlated via an emperically derived realtionship to the consistency of the grease.

Abstract: A vacuum assisted system for loading a liquid product containing vapor into a tank comprising apparatus for loading the liquid product under pressure into the tank, and a system for disposing of vapor recovered from the tank during loading. The system also includes conduit for interconnecting the tank and the vapor disposal, and a blower in the conduit for applying a predetermined vacuum to the tank. The loading apparatus pressure and the blower vacuum act to move vapor from the tank to the vapor disposal. A by-pass conduit is formed about and between the outlet and the inlet sides of the blower, and a valve is provided in the by-pass conduit which is responsive to the vacuum at the inlet side of the blower for progressively opening to permit by-pass flow of vapor from the outlet side to the inlet side of the blower. The valve provides maximum by-pass when the vacuum approaches a predetermined maximum level.