序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 用于移动和定时控制的系统和方法 CN201480063127.6 2014-09-18 CN105939779A 2016-09-14 卢斯特曼·F·伊斯马吉洛夫; 峰·沈; 亮·李; 大卫·塞尔克; 乔·贝克; 艾斯皮尔·卡哈特; 克里斯·达科斯塔
发明涉及用于控制一种或多种流体和/或一种或多种试剂的流体系统。这些系统可与用于测定、处理且/或储存样品的一个或多个设备组合使用。特别地,系统和相关的方法可允许以可控的方式分配流体且/或在实施测定或处理时引入暂停。
2 冷却加药方法、加药装置、冷却水循环系统和存储介质 CN201811198427.1 2018-10-15 CN109368711B 2022-10-04 藏军荣
发明提供一种冷却加药方法、加药装置、冷却水循环系统和存储介质,所述空调冷却水加药方法,应用于与多个空调冷却水系统连通的空调冷却水加药装置中,所述加药方法包括如下步骤:在一个检测周期内,获取每个空调冷却水系统的冷却水样本数据;判断空调冷却水系统的冷却水样本数据的预设成分的含量是否合格;若合格,判断该空调冷却水系统是否为本检测周期内的第一次检测,若是,对该空调冷却水系统设置免检标记,否则,对该空调冷却水系统设置合格标记;若不合格,则根据不合格的所述预设成分的含量,向该空调冷却水系统中加药。本发明提高了加药装置的利用率,降低了药水的失效和浪费,节约了投资成本。
3 具有诊断系统的压铸 CN201880008212.0 2018-02-08 CN110290887B 2022-08-02 A·佩佐利
压铸机的注射组件(1),其设置有电子控制装置(300),所述阀的电子控制装置(300)被配置和编程用于对所述阀进行多项诊断测试。测试管理程序提供对每个阀执行测试以及将在所述测试期间检测到的参数与预定间隔或阈值进行比较。此外,提供了用于显示诊断测试结果的装置。
4 一种反硝化深床滤池处理系统 CN202111248812.4 2021-10-26 CN114031178B 2022-05-17 张羽; 李驰骋; 刘绪杰; 胡飞; 葛晨
发明公开了一种反硝化深床滤池处理系统,涉及反硝化深床滤池技术领域,解决了源精准投放的技术问题;包括设置在进中的进水硝态氮检测仪、进水溶解检测仪以及进水流量计,分别用于获取进水硝酸盐检测浓度数据和进水溶解氧检测浓度数据;还包括设置在清洗池中设置有出水硝态氮检测仪,用于检测出水硝酸盐浓度数据;进水硝态氮检测仪、进水溶解氧检测仪、进水流量计以及出水硝态氮检测仪将采集到的数据发送至处理器,处理器根据数据生成加药指令;然后发送至加药模块,所述加药模块将碳源加入到进水渠中。本发明设计合理,便于反硝化深床滤池污水处理
5 具有诊断系统的压铸 CN201880008212.0 2018-02-08 CN110290887A 2019-09-27 A·佩佐利
压铸机的注射组件(1),其设置有电子控制装置(300),所述阀的电子控制装置(300)被配置和编程用于对所述阀进行多项诊断测试。测试管理程序提供对每个阀执行测试以及将在所述测试期间检测到的参数与预定间隔或阈值进行比较。此外,提供了用于显示诊断测试结果的装置。
6 用于使电厂的热效率最大化的系统及方法 CN201080059215.0 2010-11-08 CN102713859B 2015-04-29 以利·雅思尼
用于使电厂的热效率最大化的方法,该方法包括从可用的测量数据中获得电厂的当前状态;获得表示电厂的当前状态的变量组;对变量应用约束组;生成代表电厂的修正状态的修正变量组;以及在数学模型中测试修正变量组的收敛性。生成修正变量组至少部分基于:欧拉方程、质量守恒方程以及可逆连续体的数学描述。还提供了相关的电厂热效率最大化系统以及计算机程序
7 用于使电厂的热效率最大化的系统及方法 CN201080059215.0 2010-11-08 CN102713859A 2012-10-03 以利·雅思尼
用于使电厂的热效率最大化的方法,该方法包括从可用的测量数据中获得电厂的当前状态;获得表示电厂的当前状态的变量组;对变量应用约束组;生成代表电厂的修正状态的修正变量组;以及在数学模型中测试修正变量组的收敛性。生成修正变量组至少部分基于:欧拉方程、质量守恒方程以及可逆连续体的数学描述。还提供了相关的电厂热效率最大化系统以及计算机程序
8 HYDROGEN-PURIFICATION APPARATUS AND FUEL-CELL SYSTEM USING SAME US13503606 2011-08-24 US20120219870A1 2012-08-30 Tomoyuki Nakajima; Hidenobu Wakita; Seiji Fujihara; Yukimune Kani
A hydrogen purifier (100) includes: a shift conversion catalyst (5a) which reduces, through a shift reaction, carbon monoxide contained in a hydrogen-containing gas; and a methanation catalyst (6a) which reduces, through a methanation reaction, carbon monoxide contained in the hydrogen-containing gas that has passed through the shift conversion catalyst (5a). The shift conversion catalyst (5a) and the methanation catalyst (6a) are heat exchangeable with each other via a first partition wall (8), and a flow direction of the hydrogen-containing gas that passes through the shift conversion catalyst (5a) is opposite to a flow direction of the hydrogen-containing gas that passes through the methanation catalyst (6a).
9 Thin disk orifice member for fuel injector US269405 1994-06-30 US5489065A 1996-02-06 John F. Nally, Jr.
A thin disk orifice member having fuel metering orifices located on flat planar surfaces extending from the disk surface, The flat planar surfaces from sides of an enclosed structure having three or more sides, The structure may be in one position extending from the disk surface in the direction of the outlet of the injector or may be inverted. The orifices direct the fuel flow in various streams or sprays to individual cylinders of the engine.
10 Fluid-operated error sensing circuit US39867464 1964-09-23 US3260456A 1966-07-12 BOOTHE WILLIS A
11 Regeneration diagnostic methods and systems US13304995 2011-11-28 US09206727B2 2015-12-08 Zhiping Steven Liu; Eugene V. Gonze; Janean E. Kowalkowski
A method of monitoring an exhaust treatment system of a vehicle is provided. The method includes: determining a modeled resistance of exhaust flow in the exhaust treatment system; determining a measured resistance of exhaust flow in the exhaust treatment system; evaluating the modeled resistance and the measured resistance to determine a fault status; and generating at least one of a warning signal and a message based on the fault status.
12 Method for Controlling Sterile Water Production Device US11666436 2006-04-27 US20070267354A1 2007-11-22 Koji Yamashita; Masayuki Shigemoto; Motoi Masuda; Haruaki Nasu
In controlling a sterile water production device, if pH of sterile water is smaller than a preset pH, an additional aqueous hypochlorite solution is injected into the sterile water to increase the pH back to the preset pH, and a molar quantity of residual alkaline impurities present in such additional aqueous hypochlorite solution is determined. Next, a predetermined amount of further additional aqueous hypochlorite solution is injected into the sterile water, wherein such predetermined amount is an amount required to yield additional content of hypochlorous acid in a resulting sterile water, to such a degree that a molar quantity of that hypochlorous acid is equal to the foregoing determined molar quantity of residual alkaline impurities. After such injection, pH of sterile water yielded is increased, and an acid aqueous solution is then injected into the sterile water to thereby decrease the increased pH back to the preset pH.
13 Control system for processes using supercritical fluids US810965 1997-02-27 US5698163A 1997-12-16 Frederick S. Mandel
A control system for a process using supercritical fluid includes a reactor vessel including an agitator for mixing a batch of materials therein a source of supercritical fluid supplied to the reactor vessel, means for introducing into the reactor vessel batch material that is mixed in the presence of the supercritical fluid based on a selectable reaction process, process monitoring means for producing signals representative of the reaction in the reactor vessel; and control means for controlling the reaction in the reactor vessel based on said signals and the selected reaction process.
14 Time-cycle control system US47858054 1954-12-30 US2767724A 1956-10-23 HOWARD WILLIAM C
15 JPS6018841B2 - JP8129874 1974-07-16 JPS6018841B2 1985-05-13 TAKEDA TASHIRO; USUI TAKANAO
16 Controller JP5593477 1977-05-17 JPS53141650A 1978-12-09 NISHIHARA TADASHI
PURPOSE: To prevent the generation of errors and stabilize operation by sensing the displacements of first, second beams displacing in correspondence to set value signal and measuring value signal as movements of first, second flexers via cruciform springs. COPYRIGHT: (C)1978,JPO&Japio
17 JPS52143596U - JP5351777 1977-04-27 JPS52143596U 1977-10-31
18 Comparator JP9006075 1975-07-25 JPS5214183A 1977-02-02 FUKAMI TERUKI
PURPOSE: This comparator allows high accuracy signal pressure comparison, the economy of supply air consuming quantities and the compensation of errors. COPYRIGHT: (C)1977,JPO&Japio
19 Kensetsusharyono sagyokino jidoseigyosochi JP8129874 1974-07-16 JPS5110291A 1976-01-27 TAKEDA TAISHIRO; USUI TAKANAO
20 JPS4847356U - JP9201471 1971-10-08 JPS4847356U 1973-06-21
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