Abstract: An injector clamp is constructed to retain the position thereof against fuel pressure of a fuel system. The injector clamp includes an outer shell and a chamber interior to the outer shell. An inlet port is formed on the outer shell and in fluid communication with an injector source port formed on the outer shell. An outlet port is formed on the outer shell and in fluid communication with an injector return port formed on the outer shell. A dividing structure is constructed to divide the chamber into a source flow conduit in fluid communication with both the inlet port and the injector source port, and a return flow conduit in fluid communication with both the outlet port and the injector return port.

Abstract: An injector clamp is constructed to retain the position thereof against fuel pressure of a fuel system. The injector clamp includes an outer shell and a chamber interior to the outer shell. An inlet port is formed on the outer shell and in fluid communication with an injector source port formed on the outer shell. An outlet port is formed on the outer shell and in fluid communication with an injector return port formed on the outer shell. A dividing structure is constructed to divide the chamber into a source flow conduit in fluid communication with both the inlet port and the injector source port, and a return flow conduit in fluid communication with both the outlet port and the injector return port.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.

Abstract: In the present application, a method and a system for managing a safety investigation of an incident are disclosed. A user interface for managing an investigation of an incident is provided, wherein the user interface includes content that is based on a role type of a user associated with the investigation. Information regarding the incident is received via the user interface. A suggested action is determined based on the information to address the incident. The user interface is updated to indicate the suggested action.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.

Abstract: Diffuser apparatus for turbine frames and outlet guide vanes are disclosed. An example diffuser is integrated into a turbine engine. The example diffuser includes a plurality of struts extending between an inner portion and an outer portion of the turbine engine; and a plurality of flowpath surfaces supported by the plurality of struts. The example plurality of flowpath surfaces extends circumferentially within the turbine engine at a plurality of radial spans to control diffusion of air flow within the turbine engine.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.

Abstract: An electric outlet fire detection and prevention system may comprise a temperature sensor and an electromagnetic interference (EMI) sensor. A processor within the system may monitor the measurements of the temperature and EMI sensors to determine that a fire has developed in an electric outlet box. The processor may then actuate a triggering mechanism in a cartridge containing fire extinguishing material such that the fire extinguishing material is dispersed in the outlet box. The fire extinguishing material may extinguish a developing fire and prevent the fire from spreading further. The processor may also be coupled with a server, which is configured to analyze measurements of the temperature and the EMI sensors and generate a building profile. When the server determines that any measurements deviate from the building profile, the server may instruct the processor to actuate the triggering mechanism and/or notify an electronic device associated with the building.

Abstract: A post incident analysis system and method includes a system management module coupled to a communications link and digital data storage containing a database of multiple survey questions, each question associated with an application criteria statement and auto populate instructions. The module conducts post incident analysis responsive to a network incident. After the incident receives a given status, the module generates a post incident survey. Survey questions are identified by applying the application criteria statement associated with each question. The module pre-completes selected ones of the identified survey questions by executing the auto populate instructions associated with the selected survey question to identify and retrieve answers to the question from predefined data sources specified in the auto populate instructions. The post incident survey includes, at minimum, survey questions for which the pre-completion was not successful. The survey is transmitted to the participants via the link.

Abstract: An example embodiment involves rules related to repairing software programs, wherein the rules associate indications of software program failures with repair applications that are configured to correct the software program failures. One or more processors are configured to: (i) receive, by a predictive model, a representation of an execution history of a particular software program, wherein the predictive model has been trained on a corpus of execution histories of the software programs; (ii) generate, by the predictive model and from the execution history, a failure prediction for the particular software program; (iii) receive, by an automated repair controller application, the failure prediction from the predictive model; (iv) based on applying the rules to the failure prediction, determine, by the automated repair controller application, a repair application from the repair applications; and (v) cause, by the automated repair controller application, the repair application to be executed within the network.

Abstract: An example embodiment involves persistent storage defining a first configuration item representing an application deployed within a network, a second configuration item representing a software program that is deployable within the network, and a relationship between the first configuration item and the second configuration item. One or more processors may be configured to: (i) receive an indication that a change has been applied to the application or has been arranged to be applied to the application; (ii) identify the relationship between the first configuration item and the second configuration item; (iii) based on the relationship between the first configuration item and the second configuration item, determine that the change can affect operation of the software program; and (iv) in response to determining that the change can affect operation of the software program, provide a notification of the change to an agent associated with the software program.

Abstract: Diffuser apparatus for turbine frames and outlet guide vanes are disclosed. An example diffuser is integrated into a turbine engine. The example diffuser includes a plurality of struts extending between an inner portion and an outer portion of the turbine engine; and a plurality of flowpath surfaces supported by the plurality of struts. The example plurality of flowpath surfaces extends circumferentially within the turbine engine at a plurality of radial spans to control diffusion of air flow within the turbine engine.

Abstract: An electric outlet fire detection and prevention system may comprise a temperature sensor and an electromagnetic interference (EMI) sensor. A processor within the system may monitor the measurements of the temperature and EMI sensors to determine that a fire has developed in an electric outlet box. The processor may then actuate a triggering mechanism in a cartridge containing fire extinguishing material such that the fire extinguishing material is dispersed in the outlet box. The fire extinguishing material may extinguish a developing fire and prevent the fire from spreading further. The processor may also be coupled with a server, which is configured to analyze measurements of the temperature and the EMI sensors and generate a building profile. When the server determines that any measurements deviate from the building profile, the server may instruct the processor to actuate the triggering mechanism and/or notify an electronic device associated with the building.

Abstract: An example embodiment involves persistent storage defining a first configuration item representing an application deployed within a network, a second configuration item representing a software program that is deployable within the network, and a relationship between the first configuration item and the second configuration item. One or more processors may be configured to: (i) receive an indication that a change has been applied to the application or has been arranged to be applied to the application; (ii) identify the relationship between the first configuration item and the second configuration item; (iii) based on the relationship between the first configuration item and the second configuration item, determine that the change can affect operation of the software program; and (iv) in response to determining that the change can affect operation of the software program, provide a notification of the change to an agent associated with the software program.

Abstract: An example embodiment involves rules related to repairing software programs, wherein the rules associate indications of software program failures with repair applications that are configured to correct the software program failures. One or more processors are configured to: (i) receive, by a predictive model, a representation of an execution history of a particular software program, wherein the predictive model has been trained on a corpus of execution histories of the software programs; (ii) generate, by the predictive model and from the execution history, a failure prediction for the particular software program; (iii) receive, by an automated repair controller application, the failure prediction from the predictive model; (iv) based on applying the rules to the failure prediction, determine, by the automated repair controller application, a repair application from the repair applications; and (v) cause, by the automated repair controller application, the repair application to be executed within the network.

Abstract: A method for controlling and engine system with a plurality of turbochargers. At least one of the plurality of turbochargers has a turbine valve, a compressor valve, and actuators operable to change the position of the turbine valve. The method comprises controlling the actuator based on the presence of a transient event or a steady state event. During a transient event an engine control module can control the actuators to change the turbine valve to opened and closed positions and the turbine valve to a closed position based on the comparison between a corrected mass flow per turbocharger to a mass flow threshold.

Abstract: A device that detects fluid flow may include a housing member that couples to a conduit and an apparatus that outputs the fluid. The device may also include a flow mechanism that detects the fluid flow through the conduit and the apparatus and a transmitter that transmits a signal indicative of the fluid flow to a computing device.

Abstract: A method for controlling and engine system with a plurality of turbochargers. At least one of the plurality of turbochargers has a turbine valve, a compressor valve, and actuators operable to change the position of the turbine valve. The method comprises controlling the actuator based on the presence of a transient event or a steady state event. During a transient event an engine control module can control the actuators to change the turbine valve to opened and closed positions and the turbine valve to a closed position based on the comparison between a corrected mass flow per turbocharger to a mass flow threshold.

Abstract: A control valve assembly for an engine system having a turbocharger system. The control valve is configured to control the position of a turbine actuator and a compressor actuator by directing hydraulic fluid into the proper passages. The control valve assembly includes a hydraulic powered bypass valve that, when energized, can reduce flow restriction of the hydraulic fluid, and can increase the speed of actuation of the turbine actuator.