Abstract: In general, embodiments of the invention relates to methods and systems generating accessible user interfaces or graphical user interfaces. More specifically, embodiments of the invention are directed to user interfaces that display data using combinations of graphical and non-graphical cells. The graphical cells may include both a graphical component as well as a data value component, where these components do not overlap within the cell. In this manner, embodiments of the invention may provide an additional layer of accessibility and interpretability of the data values in the graphical cells.

Abstract: In general, embodiments of the invention relates to methods and systems generating accessible user interfaces or graphical user interfaces. More specifically, embodiments of the invention are directed to user interfaces that display data using combinations of graphical and non-graphical cells. The graphical cells may include both a graphical component as well as a data value component, where these components do not overlap within the cell. In this manner, embodiments of the invention may provide an additional layer of accessibility and interpretability of the data values in the graphical cells.

Abstract: A macerator for reducing solid paper pulp products such as bedpans has a housing that is closable by a lid provided with an internal spray. An agitating blade is mounted to rotate within the housing about an axis of rotation inclined to a longitudinal axis of the housing. The agitating blade has two cutting edges inclined in different directions. High hydraulic shear between the agitating blade and the internal wall of the housing is produced on liquid within the housing. The axis of rotation may be offset from and may intersect the longitudinal axis of the housing.

Abstract: In the continuous vacuum forming of articles from a fibrous slurry, e.g. from paper pulp, a plurality of two-piece hinged moulds are mounted on a transport apparatus 1 which transports the moulds stepwise in a loop. The internal surfaces of the moulds are defined by wire gauze of mesh 107,109 and the moulds are connected to a source of suction.The moulds, with the suction applied, are moved through the fibrous slurry contained in a tank 43, whereupon fibres are deposited on the mesh 107,109, much of the water being drawn off by the suction. The mould passes through a drying station, where warm air is sucked through the mould, further drying the article.The transport apparatus 1 is movable pivotably about an axis 6 by means of a fluid-operated ram 25. At the top of the path, the mould and the article therein are lowered onto a pin 61, a plurality of which are situated on an endless conveyor 59.