Abstract: Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a system, which comprises a device. The device comprises a solid electrolyte. The solid electrolyte comprises a reactive nano silicate precursor. The reactive nano silicate precursor is activated by a functional disturber. The functional disturber has a first end that is reactive with a silica/acid composite gel and a second end capable of transporting an ion.

Abstract: Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a system, which can comprise ink or a rubber object comprising reactive graphene. The reactive graphene comprises a graphene core that is chemically bonded with a reactive shell. The graphene core is a graphene hybrid composite comprising graphene and one or more of nanocarbon, graphene nanoplatelets, graphene oxide, reduced graphene oxide and/or pristine graphene, etc.

Abstract: Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a system, which can comprise ink or a rubber object comprising reactive graphene. The reactive graphene comprises a graphene core that is chemically bonded with a reactive shell. The graphene core is a graphene hybrid composite comprising graphene and one or more of nanocarbon, graphene nanoplatelets, graphene oxide, reduced graphene oxide and/or pristine graphene, etc.

Abstract: A retrievable module assembly can be used to install and/or de-install a blowout preventer (BOP) module from a BOP subsea where the BOP comprises one or more corresponding BOP module receivers. The retrievable module assembly typically comprises a frame configured to house and support the subsea BOP module; and a modular storage unit disposed at least partially within the frame. The modular storage unit further comprises a storage area configured to removably accept the subsea BOP module; a rotator configured to attach to and rotate the subsea BOP module, the rotator disposed at least partially within the frame; a rotator mover, slidably mounted in the frame and operatively in communication with the rotator; and a power connector operatively connected to the rotator and rotator mover and configured to interface with a power source.

Abstract: A retrievable module assembly can be used to install and/or de-install a blowout preventer (BOP) module from a BOP subsea where the BOP comprises one or more corresponding BOP module receivers. The retrievable module assembly typically comprises a frame configured to house and support the subsea BOP module; and a modular storage unit disposed at least partially within the frame. The modular storage unit further comprises a storage area configured to removably accept the subsea BOP module; a rotator configured to attach to and rotate the subsea BOP module, the rotator disposed at least partially within the frame; a rotator mover, slidably mounted in the frame and operatively in communication with the rotator; and a power connector operatively connected to the rotator and rotator mover and configured to interface with a power source.

Abstract: Automated defect sourcing systems identify root-causes of yield excursions due to contamination, process faults, equipment failure and/or handling. They perform this function in timely manner and provide accurate and timely feedback to address and contain the sources of yield excursion. A signature repository stores known wafer surface manufacturing defect types as set of rules. The signature of a manufacturing defect pattern is associated with the equipment or process that causes the defects, and is used to source the manufacturing defects and to provide process control for changing and/or stopping yield excursion during fabrication. A defect signature rule-based engine matches wafer defects against the signature repository during wafer fabrication. Once the defect signature is detected during fabrication, handling and/or disposing the root-cause of the corresponding defect is facilitated using messages according to an event handling database.