Abstract: A damper for a wire harness having a plurality of wires is provided. The plurality of wires may extend beyond a first end of a sheath and be coupled to a header. The damper may comprise a body having a first end and a second end and an interior channel extending from the first end to the second end. The first end being sized and shaped to receive a portion of the header and the second end being sized and shaped to receive a portion of the sheath. The interior channel may be tapered between the first end and the second end. The damper may further comprise a plurality of spaced apart vibration fins extending from the body between the first end and the second end. The header may be part of a resolver assembly which may further include a stator, a housing having a first portion sized and shaped to receive the stator and a second portion having a channel connecting the first portion with a first end of the housing. The damper may be positioned in the second portion of the housing.

Abstract: A classifier for classifying particulates entrained in a flowing stream of gas is configured such that a change of direction of gas flow causes particles to impinge upon a target, heavier particles being trapped in a downwardly extending fluidized trap. The classifier is easily constructed, has no moving parts, and can take the place of sifters and other equipment traditionally used for classifying such product streams.

Abstract: A classifier for classifying particulates entrained in a flowing stream of gas is configured such that a change of direction of gas flow causes particles to impinge upon a target, heavier particles being trapped in a downwardly extending fluidized trap. The classifier is easily constructed, has no moving parts, and can take the place of sifters and other equipment traditionally used for classifying such product streams.