Abstract: The disclosure relates to water treatment modules that may be adapted to achieve required standards of capacity or purity. The disclosure describes the linkage of different water treatment treatment modules to achieve the required standards.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to assembled membranes used in water treatment systems, including membranes used in reverse osmosis procedures and methods for making and using the membranes.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a power pack to be used when there is a need for an efficient or portable power source, for example, when the electrical grid is saturated, overused, unreliable or inoperative. The power pack is configured to utilize a renewable energy source, such as solar energy, to charge a rechargeable battery within a battery pack. Said battery pack, through the use of a battery management system, may then provide AC or DC power to an external device that requires electricity, or store power for a later use.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to pumping systems that may be used to pump fluids in variety of situations where it is important to maintain fluid flow. The systems include at least two pump assemblies. At least one controller, an inlet, an outlet, and a stand.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to systems for treating water and method for use.

Abstract: Portable oscillating compression systems including a compressor for compressing air; an accumulator tank for receiving and storing the compressed air from the air compressor; an air pressure adjustment module for modulating pressure of the compressed air when the compressed air exits the accumulator tank; a valve body assembly attached to the accumulator tank, a plurality of inflatable cuffs connected to the valve body assemble for receiving the compressed air from the valve body assembly; a controller for controlling the valve body assembly; a power supply; and a housing for containing said system.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates a system for the treatment of water. The water treatment system may be linked an aquatic protection system or a water filtration system.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a water treatment system which may include at least one reverse osmosis cartridge, at least one filtration cartridge, at least one pump and an enclosure.

Abstract: A revision instrument for positioning and securing an intervertebral implant in an intervertebral space between vertebrae is provided. The revision instrument includes a shaft having a body extending from a first end to a second end. A first port and a second port extend through the body of the shaft and a connection tool having a first end and second end is positioned within the first port. The connection tool extends through the first end of the shaft through the second end of the shaft. The first end of the connection tool includes a mating feature configured to couple with an expandable implant and the second end of the connection tool includes a rotation feature configured to rotate the connection tool to engage or disengage the connection tool with the expandable implant. The second port is configured to receive an expansion driver for expanding or compressing the expandable implant.

Abstract: A revision instrument for positioning and securing an intervertebral implant in an intervertebral space between vertebrae is provided. The revision instrument includes a shaft having a body extending from a first end to a second end. A first port and a second port extend through the body of the shaft and a connection tool having a first end and second end is positioned within the first port. The connection tool extends through the first end of the shaft through the second end of the shaft. The first end of the connection tool includes a mating feature configured to couple with an expandable implant and the second end of the connection tool includes a rotation feature configured to rotate the connection tool to engage or disengage the connection tool with the expandable implant. The second port is configured to receive an expansion driver for expanding or compressing the expandable implant.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates a system for the treatment of water. The water treatment system may be linked an aquatic protection system or a water filtration system.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to systems for treating water and method for use.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to portable collector with solar panels where the collector may be reversibly rearranged to expose the solar panels to light.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a power pack to be used when there is a need for an efficient or portable power source, for example, when the electrical grid is saturated, overused, unreliable or inoperative. The power pack is configured to utilize a renewable energy source, such as solar energy, to charge a rechargeable battery within a battery pack. Said battery pack, through the use of a battery management system, may then provide AC or DC power to an external device that requires electricity, or store power for a later use.

Abstract: A revision instrument for positioning and securing an intervertebral implant in an intervertebral space between vertebrae is provided. The revision instrument includes a shaft having a body extending from a first end to a second end. A first port and a second port extend through the body of the shaft and a connection tool having a first end and second end is positioned within the first port. The connection tool extends through the first end of the shaft through the second end of the shaft. The first end of the connection tool includes a mating feature configured to couple with an expandable implant and the second end of the connection tool includes a rotation feature configured to rotate the connection tool to engage or disengage the connection tool with the expandable implant. The second port is configured to receive an expansion driver for expanding or compressing the expandable implant.

Abstract: A dilator delivered nerve shield assembly is presented. The dilator delivered nerve shield assembly has an elongate dilator shaft with a distal end and a proximal end. The dilator delivered nerve shield assembly also has an elongate nerve shield that is configured for simultaneous insertion with the elongate dilator shaft.

Abstract: A dilator delivered nerve shield assembly is presented. The dilator delivered nerve shield assembly has an elongate dilator shaft with a distal end and a proximal end. The dilator delivered nerve shield assembly also has an elongate nerve shield that is configured for simultaneous insertion with the elongate dilator shaft.

Abstract: A supercharger (10) is positioned in the valley of an automobile engine (60) so that it fits under the engine hood (25). The supercharger (10) has a low profile air inlet (14) at the top that passes air to an inlet tube (16). The height of the inlet tube (16) decreases and its width expands as the inlet tube (16) extends away from the air inlet (14) to keep a low profile while minimizing restrictions to airflow. The inlet tube (16) supplies air to a compressor (18) at the bottom. The pressurized air flows through a large and thin intercooler (24) directly above the compressor (18). The cooled air is fed to long and straight intake manifold runners (28) positioned above the engine heads (61, 62) of the engine (60). The supercharger (10) provides a large volume of low pressure and low temperature air charge to the engine (60).

Abstract: The invention is related to a transparent roof system for an automobile which affords panoramic viewing of the surrounding for all passengers in the cabin of the vehicle. The roof system includes a transparent roof panel which extends between the front and rear windshields of an automotive vehicle thereby forming a glass-to-glass connection between the front windshield and the rear windshield. With such an arrangement, substantially the entire upper surface of the vehicle body is transparent and provides an increased upward viewing area of the outside environment to passengers in the vehicle. The substantially contiguous arrangement of the front windshield, the transparent roof and the rear windshield provides passengers with an upward viewing area of approximately 180 degrees.