Abstract: A system for measuring the flow rate in a microfluidic pipe having n pressure sensors arranged in series on a pipe and measuring the pressure Pi of the liquid passing through same. These sensors being separated from one another by pipe portions Ri. Each pipe portion having a hydraulic resistance Rhi, thus making it possible to measure the pressure variations or head loss ?Pi between two consecutive sensors of the liquid flowing successively through these hydraulic resistances. The comparison between the estimated flow rates Di=?Pi/Ri, making it possible to determine the fouling of the microfluidic pipe.

Abstract: Various embodiments disclosed relate to anti-static compositions and gloves made from the same. In various embodiments, the present invention provides a doped polyaniline comprising a dopant that is a polyacrylic acid; a polymethacrylic acid; a sulfonatocalixarene; a cyclodextrin sulfate; a compound having the structure: wherein R2 is chosen from substituted or unsubstituted (C1-C10)hydrocarbyl- and substituted or unsubstituted (C1-C10)hydrocarbyl-O—, L1 is substituted or unsubstituted (C1-C10)hydrocarbylene, L2 is chosen from a bond, —O—, —O—C(O)—, and —NH—C(O)—, and n is about 1 to about 100,000; a salt thereof; or a combination thereof.

Abstract: Described is a multilayer glove (100) comprising at least one inner layer (230) having a thickness ti, a top surface, and a bottom surface, the bottom surface facing a hand of a user when wearing the glove; at least one inner protective layer (225) having a thickness tip, a top surface, and a bottom surface, the bottom surface abutting the top surface of the inner layer (230); an outer layer (210) having a thickness to, a top surface, and a bottom surface, the bottom surface facing a hand of a user when wearing the glove; at least one outer protective layer (215) having a thickness top, a top surface, and a bottom surface, the top surface abutting the bottom surface of the outer layer (210); and at least one indicator layer (220) having a thickness tc disposed between the top surface of the inner protective layer (225) and the bottom surface of the outer protective layer (215), wherein the indicator layer comprises at least one pH indicator that generates a color visible at the top surface of the outer layer

Abstract: Various embodiments disclosed relate to anti-static compositions and gloves made from the same. In various embodiments, the present invention provides a doped polyaniline comprising a dopant that is a polyacrylic acid; a polymethacrylic acid; a sulfonatocalixarene; a cyclodextrin sulfate; a compound having the structure: wherein R2 is chosen from substituted or unsubstituted (C1-C10)hydrocarbyl- and substituted or unsubstituted (C1-C10)hydrocarbyl-O—. L1 is substituted or unsubstituted (C1-C10)hydrocarbylene. L2 is chosen from a bond, —O—, —O—C(O)—, and —NH—C(O)—, and n is about 1 to about 100,000; a salt thereof; or a combination thereof.

Abstract: An inner indicator glove formed of multiple layers including a protective layer having a top surface and a bottom surface, the bottom surface facing a hand of a user when wearing the inner indicator glove, and an indicator layer supported by the top surface of the protective layer and positioned to contact protective glove when the inner indicator glove is inserted into the protective glove, wherein the indicator layer is formed of a material that changes color when exposed to a solution penetrating the protective glove.

Abstract: In order to protect the passengers of an airplane against the effects of depressurization of the cabin, breathing masks are fed with oxygen at a rate which is an increasing function of cabin altitude. Oxygen is fed via a constriction and an economizer bag, and an initial fraction only of the gases breathed out is caused to be re-breathed by collecting the initial fraction in a flexible re-breathing bag in communication with the mask. The re-breathing bag has a volume in inflated state which is not less than the total dead volume of the respiratory tract and the mask. A protective apparatus comprises a feed control unit supplying an adjustable flow rate to masks connected to a general pipe via respective economizer bags. A re-breathing bag retards re-breathing and stores only an initial fraction of the gases breathed out on each exhalation.

Abstract: A storage device (50) for emergency equipment (2, 17, 19) for aircraft flight crew. The storage device (50) is adapted so that the emergency equipment (2, 17, 19) in the stored position presents at least one grip surface (21) that the user can take hold of in one hand in order to place emergency equipment on the head. The emergency equipment is constituted by at least one display device (2) for displaying information, in particular information for providing assistance in flying.

Abstract: A breathing apparatus for an aircraft crew member has a breathing mask provided with a demand regulator and connected to a source of breathing gas, such as a pressurized oxygen cylinder or preferably an OBOGS. The apparatus includes an individual buffer plenum specific to the mask on a line for feeding the regulator of the mask from the source. The volume of the plenum is sufficient to provide for at least two typical breaths of the mask wearer in succession. A non-return check valve is located between the plenum and the source.

Abstract: In order to protect the passengers of an airplane against the effects of depressurization of the cabin, breathing masks are fed with oxygen at a rate which is an increasing function of cabin altitude. Oxygen is fed via a constriction and an economizer bag, and an initial fraction only of the gases breathed out is caused to be re-breathed by collecting the initial fraction in a flexible re-breathing bag in communication with the mask. The re-breathing bag has a volume in inflated state which is not less than the total dead volume of the respiratory tract and the mask. A protective apparatus comprises a feed control unit supplying an adjustable flow rate to masks connected to a general pipe via respective economizer bags. A re-breathing bag retards re-breathing and stores only an initial fraction of the gases breathed out on each exhalation.

Abstract: A breathing apparatus for an aircraft crew member has a breathing mask provided with a demand regulator and connected to a source of breathing gas, such as a pressurized oxygen cylinder or preferably an OBOGS. The apparatus includes an individual buffer plenum specific to the mask on a line for feeding the regulator of the mask from the source. The volume of the plenum is sufficient to provide for at least two typical breaths of the mask wearer in succession. A non-return check valve is located between the plenum and the source.

Abstract: The equipment for military aircraft pilots comprises a helmet (10) having a shell and a visor (18) for placing in front of the eyes. A central portion of the visor is of a shape such that at each point its minimum radius of curvature is substantially in a vertical plane and its maximum radius of curvature is in a plane substantially orthogonal to the preceding plane. The radius of curvature of the visor in the horizontal plane lies in the range 110 mm to 145 mm and its radius of curvature in a vertical plane parallel to the midplane of the helmet varies from about 135 mm in the center to about 75 mm in lateral zones.

Abstract: The equipment is usable by a person exposed to NBC threats. It has a helmet, a face-cover provided with fastenings for connection to the helmet and with a coupling for a breathing gas feed or ventilation hose. A flexible envelope extends the helmet and the face-cover downwards. For providing sealed connection between the helmet, the face-cover, and the envelope, a hoop is fixed to the helmet in permanent or removable manner. It projects from the base of the helmet forwards. The top edge of the hoop receives the face-cover and the lower edge hoop receives the envelope in sealed manner.