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20090068072 | Catalyst Containment Design for Radial Flow Reactors - An apparatus is presented for contacting a bed of particulate material with a cross flowing fluid, which maintains the bed of particulate material within a retention volume. The apparatus includes partitions for retaining particles, with openings disposed within the partitions. The openings are covered by louvers that extend above the edges of the openings to prevent solid particles from spilling through inlet openings, and the design prevents the loss of particles through the openings during cooldown of the apparatus. | 03-12-2009 |
20090142240 | Catalyst Containment Design for Radial Flow Reactors - An apparatus is presented for contacting a bed of particulate material with a cross flowing fluid, which maintains the bed of particulate material within a retention volume. The apparatus includes partitions for retaining particles, with openings disposed within the partitions. The openings are covered by louvers that extend above the edges of the openings to prevent solid particles from spilling through inlet openings, and the design prevents the loss of particles through the openings during cooldown of the apparatus. | 06-04-2009 |
20100202940 | UTILIZATION OF BAFFLES IN CHLORINATION ZONE FOR CONTINUOUS CATALYST REGENERATION - Catalyst regeneration vessels including a chlorination zone that includes an outer mixing chamber, an inner mixing chamber, and a catalyst bed. The outer mixing chamber can include a lower portion and an upper portion, the lower portion of the outer mixing chamber including at least one air nozzle that injects a drying air stream into the outer mixing chamber, at least one chlorine input nozzle that injects a chlorine input stream into the outer mixing chamber, and at least a first baffle. The chlorination zone can also contain a second baffle that directs the mixed drying air stream and chlorine input stream from the outer mixing chamber to the inner mixing chamber. | 08-12-2010 |
20100238761 | Adsorber Grid Distributor Box Design - An apparatus is presented for the mixing of a feed fluid with a process fluid between two adsorbent beds. The apparatus creates a space for mixing and redistributing a fluid mixture between the two adsorbent beds, where a process fluid is received from the upper adsorbent bed, and a distributor box passes the feed fluid to space between the adsorbent beds and mixes the feed fluid with the process fluid. The mixture is then redistributed and passed through to the lower adsorbent bed. | 09-23-2010 |
20110243807 | UTILIZATION OF BAFFLES IN CHLORINATION ZONE FOR CONTINUOUS CATALYST REGENERATION - Catalyst regeneration vessels including a chlorination zone that includes an outer mixing chamber, an inner mixing chamber, and a catalyst bed. The outer mixing chamber can include a lower portion and an upper portion, the lower portion of the outer mixing chamber including at least one air nozzle that injects a drying air stream into the outer mixing chamber, at least one chlorine input nozzle that injects a chlorine input stream into the outer mixing chamber, and at least a first baffle. The chlorination zone can also contain a second baffle that directs the mixed drying air stream and chlorine input stream from the outer mixing chamber to the inner mixing chamber. | 10-06-2011 |
20110319691 | REDUCED FLUIDIZATION OF SOLID PARTICLES IN RADIAL FLOW FLUID/SOLID CONTACTING - Apparatuses and methods are disclosed for contacting radially flowing fluids with solid particles (e.g., catalyst) with reduced tendency for fluidization of the particles, and especially a sealing portion of the particles at the top of a particle retention zone disposed between screens at upstream and downstream positions relative to radial fluid flow. Fluidization is reduced or eliminated by offsetting openings of the screens in the axial direction, such that upstream openings in the upstream screen are above highest downstream openings in a downstream stream. The offset in openings imparts a downward flow component to radially flowing fluid, thereby reducing solid particle fluidization without the need to induce a specific pressure drop profile along the entire axial direction of the screens. | 12-29-2011 |
20120000244 | HEAT PUMP DISTILLATION FOR <50% LIGHT COMPONENT IN FEED - A process is presented for the separation of a hydrocarbon mixture having less than 50% of the light component in the feedstream. The process provides an energy efficiency through drawing off a vapor stream from the rectifying section of a distillation column, and using recompression of the vapor to provide a portion of the heat for reboiling a portion of the bottoms stream exiting the stripping section of the distillation column. | 01-05-2012 |
20120004488 | Method for Enhancing the Performance of a Catalyzed Reaction - A method for improving performance of a catalyzed reaction carried out in a moving bed system having a reaction zone. A process stream is introduced into the reaction zone at a temperature, and the temperature of the catalyst introduced to the reaction zone is different from the process stream introduction temperature to increase conversion. | 01-05-2012 |
20120082595 | PARAMETERS FOR A LOUVERED CENTERPIPE IN A RADIAL FLOW REACTOR - An apparatus for contacting a bed of particulate material with a cross flowing fluid, which maintains the bed of particulate material within a retention volume. The apparatus includes partitions for retaining particles, with apertures disposed within the partitions. The apertures are covered by louvers that extend above the edges of the apertures to prevent solid particles from spilling through inlet apertures. | 04-05-2012 |
20120271080 | PROCESSES FOR PRODUCING PROPYLENE FROM PARAFFINS - Embodiments of processes for producing propylene from paraffins are provided. The process comprises the steps of combining an effluent that comprises propylene and propane from a paraffin dehydrogenation reactor with an offgas stream that comprises propane to form a combined effluent stream. The combined effluent stream is separated into a propylene product stream and a propane-rich recycle stream. The propane-rich recycle stream is introduced to the paraffin dehydrogenation reactor operating at dehydrogenation conditions to convert propane in the propane-rich recycle stream to propylene. | 10-25-2012 |
20130152523 | APPARATUSES FOR SEPARATING CATALYST PARTICLES FROM AN FCC VAPOR - Apparatuses for separating solid catalyst particles from a Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) vapor are provided. In one embodiment, an apparatus includes a vessel formed with a vessel wall. A conduit is positioned within the vessel and is configured to direct flow of an FCC vapor-solid stream. The apparatus also includes a channel positioned within the vessel and in fluid communication with the conduit. The channel has a channel inlet with an inlet cross-sectional area and a channel outlet with an outlet cross-sectional area less than about 75% of the inlet cross-sectional area. The channel outlet is configured to direct the vapor-solid stream tangentially toward the vessel wall to separate the solid catalyst particles from the FCC vapor. | 06-20-2013 |
20140249022 | REDUCED FLUIDIZATION OF SOLID PARTICLES IN RADIAL FLOW FLUID/SOLID CONTACTING - Apparatuses and methods are disclosed for contacting radially flowing fluids with solid particles (e.g., catalyst) with reduced tendency for fluidization of the particles, and especially a sealing portion of the particles at the top of a particle retention zone disposed between screens at upstream and downstream positions relative to radial fluid flow. Fluidization is reduced or eliminated by offsetting openings of the screens in the axial direction, such that upstream openings in the upstream screen are above highest downstream openings in a downstream stream. The offset in openings imparts a downward flow component to radially flowing fluid, thereby reducing solid particle fluidization without the need to induce a specific pressure drop profile along the entire axial direction of the screens. | 09-04-2014 |
20140378726 | CATALYTIC CONVERSION PROCESSES USING IONIC LIQUIDS - A process for making isoprene from isobutane is described. The process allows control of the isobutene concentration entering the isoprene reaction zone to be at least about 40% consistently. The process also allows control of the oxygenate removal zone. | 12-25-2014 |
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20090076735 | Method, system and software arrangement for comparative analysis and phylogeny with whole-genome optical maps - The present invention provides a method for organizing genomic information from multiple organisms. In one embodiment of the invention, phylogenetic trees can be constructed for the organisms. The method of the present invention is termed CAPO, Comparative Analysis and Phylogeny with Optical-Maps. Optical maps of organisms are obtained and phylogeny between the organisms is determined by optical map comparison and bipartite graph matching between the organisms, as, for example, computed by a stable marriage algorithm. | 03-19-2009 |
20090124507 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RAPID SEARCHING OF HIGHLY SIMILAR PROTEIN-CODING SEQUENCES USING BIPARTITE GRAPH MATCHING - An exemplary embodiment of system, computer-accessible medium and method for comparing a first genome to a second genome. For example, a first genome may be compared to a second genome by building a first library for the first genome and a second library for the second genome, providing a plurality of matches between elements in the first library common to elements in the second library, ranking each match to determine a likelihood of similarity between the common elements in the first and second libraries; and associating matches having a predetermined likelihood. The association may be performed efficiently by a stable marriage procedure. | 05-14-2009 |
20110231102 | METHOD, SYSTEM AND SOFTWARE ARRANGEMENT FOR COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND PHYLOGENY WITH WHOLE-GENOME OPTICAL MAPS - The present invention provides a method for organizing genomic information from multiple organisms. In one embodiment of the invention, phylogenetic trees can be constructed for the organisms. The method of the present invention is termed CAPO, Comparative Analysis and Phylogeny with Optical-Maps. Optical maps of organisms are obtained and phylogeny between the organisms is determined by optical map comparison and bipartite graph matching between the organisms, as, for example, computed by a stable marriage algorithm. | 09-22-2011 |
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20080312899 | Software feature modeling and recognition - Described is a technology by which software program feature usage is located within a sequence of commands collected during program usage sessions. For example, feature generally corresponds to a series of commands, such as copy and paste. A visual modeling component is controlled via drag-and-drop operations to describe a feature model, which is then compiled by a compiler into a finite state machine. Noise models may be used to exclude any command in the sequence that is irrelevant to the feature usage. A recognition process uses the finite state machine to locate program feature usage within the sequence of recorded commands by matching command sub-sequences corresponding to the feature model via the state machine. An analyzer may then use the located matches to provide an analysis report on feature usage. | 12-18-2008 |
20080313149 | Analyzing software usage with instrumentation data - Described is a technology by which software instrumentation data collected from user program sessions are analyzed to output an analysis report or the like via example methods and an architecture configured for efficient operation. A client component queries a service for analysis related information. To process the query, the service works with a data manager, and via a high dimensional analysis component may use information processed from the software instrumentation data, such as in the form of one or more inverted indexes and/or raw value files. The service may include a usage analysis component, a feature recognition component that locates features from command sequences, a user recognition component and/or a program reliability component. One or more counterpart components at the client may generate analysis reports or the like based on the query results. The client also may maintain user libraries and feature libraries to facilitate analyses. | 12-18-2008 |
20080313184 | Multidimensional analysis tool for high dimensional data - Described is a technology by which high dimensional data may be efficiently analyzed, including by filtering, grouping, aggregating and/or sorting operations to provide an analysis result. For efficiency in the analysis, an inverted index may be built (e.g., as part of filtering), and/or a hash structure (e.g., as part of grouping). Analysis parameters specify dimensions, on which union and/or intersection operations are performed to provide a final dataset. The analysis tool provides a user interface for inputting analysis parameters and outputting information corresponding to an analysis result. The analysis tool may sort the information corresponding to the analysis result, e.g., to output the topmost or bottommost results. | 12-18-2008 |
20080313213 | Efficient data infrastructure for high dimensional data analysis - Described is a technology by which high dimensional source data corresponding to rows of records with identifiers, and columns comprising dimensions of data values, are processed into a file model for efficient access. An inverted index corresponding to any dimension is built by mapping data from raw dimension values to mapped values based on mapping entries in a dimension table. The record identifiers are arranged into subgroups based on their mapped value; a count and/or an offset may be maintained for locating each of the subgroups. The raw values for a dimension are maintained within a raw value file. For sparse data, the raw value file may be compressed, e.g., by excluding nulls and associating a record identifier with each non-null. A data manager provides access to data in the data files, such as by offering various functions, using caching for efficiency. | 12-18-2008 |
20080313617 | Analyzing software users with instrumentation data and user group modeling and analysis - Described is a technology by which software instrumentation data collected from user program sessions are analyzed, including by determining program usage metrics and/or command usage metrics. Information representative of the program usage metrics and/or the command usage metrics is output, such as in the form of a report. The software instrumentation data may be further analyzed, such as to determine at least one usage trend over time, and to determine user groups. For example, a usage subset of sessions that meet specified session usage criteria based on a set of session data may be located, along with a subset of users based on users whose sessions meet specified user criteria. The usage and user subsets may be combined via Boolean logic to produce a result set. | 12-18-2008 |
20080313633 | Software feature usage analysis and reporting - Described is a technology for analyzing usage of a software program's features. Software instrumentation data is during actual user program usage sessions. The collected data is then processed to determine various feature usage counts and other information, cross-feature usage (e.g., among users who use a feature, how many use another feature or program), and characteristics of feature users, e.g., how long, how much, how often and how extensive feature users use a program. Session analysis may be performed to provide information about the number of sessions in which a set of features occur. Feature usage trends over time may also be determined via analysis. A user interface is described for facilitating selection of one or more features to analyze, for facilitating selection of a group of users, and/or for outputting results corresponding to the analysis. | 12-18-2008 |
20130128653 | RESISTIVE RADOM ACCESS MEMORY DEVICE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR OPERATING THE SAME - A resistive random access memory device, a method for manufacturing the resistive random access memory device, and a method for operating the resistive random access memory device are disclosed. The resistive random access memory device includes a resistive switching memory element including two electrodes and a layer of variable-resistance material between the two electrodes, wherein the layer of variable-resistance material exhibits bipolar resistive switching behavior; and a Schottky diode including a metal layer and a p-doped semiconductor layer which contact each other, wherein the metal layer of the Schottky diode is coupled to one of the two electrodes of the resistive switching memory element. The present disclosure provides the resistive random access memory device operating in bipolar resistive switching scheme. | 05-23-2013 |
20140087532 | CMOS TRANSISTOR AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME - The invention provides a method for fabricating a CMOS transistor and a method for fabricating an array substrate. The method for fabricating a CMOS transistor comprises a step of forming channels, which comprises: depositing an amorphous silicon layer on a substrate, and crystallizing the amorphous silicon layer into a poly-silicon layer; implanting boron atoms into the poly-silicon layer and then forming an N channel region and a P channel region by etching the poly-silicon layer implanted with the boron atoms; forming a photoresist-partially-retained region corresponding to the N channel region and a photoresist-completely-retained region corresponding to the P channel region through a single patterning process; and removing the photoresist in the photoresist-partially-retained-region and retaining a part of the photoresist in the photoresist-completely-retained region using an ashing process, implanting phosphorus atoms through ion implantation thereby forming an N channel and a P channel. | 03-27-2014 |
20140110719 | ARRAY SUBSTRATE, MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR AND DISPLAY DEVICE - Provided is a manufacturing method for an array substrate, which relates to the technical field of displaying and comprises the steps of: S1: forming a pattern which comprises a first gate electrode ( | 04-24-2014 |
20150260670 | SHEET RESISTANCE MEASURING METHOD - The present disclosure relates to a sheet resistance measuring method, comprising the following steps: connecting at least one to-be-measured thin film having a predetermined shape to two separate electrodes in at least one pair of electrodes; measuring the resistance between the two electrodes in each pair of electrodes; and determining the sheet resistance of the to-be-measured thin film based on the measured resistance and the shape of the corresponding to-be-measured thin film. | 09-17-2015 |
20150340455 | THIN FILM TRANSISTOR AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME, ARRAY SUBSTRATE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME, AND DISPLAY DEVICE - The present invention provides a thin film transistor and a method of fabricating the thin film transistor, an array substrate and a method of fabricating the array substrate, and a display device. The thin film transistor includes a substrate and a gate, an insulation layer, an active layer, a source and a drain which are provided on the substrate. A spacer layer is also provided between the gate and the active layer, and the spacer layer overlaps at least with one of the gate and the active layer having a smaller area in an orthographic projection direction. The spacer layer can effectively prevent material forming the gate from being diffused into the active layer, thereby ensuring stability of performance of the thin film transistor. In the array substrate utilizing the thin film transistor, the spacer layer further extends to a region corresponding to a gate line. | 11-26-2015 |
20150357239 | METHOD FOR PATTERNING A GRAPHENE LAYER AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A DISPLAY SUBSTRATE - The invention provides a method for patterning a graphene layer and a method for manufacturing a display substrate. The method for patterning a graphene layer comprises: forming an isolation layer on a graphene layer; forming a photoresist layer on the isolation layer; patterning the photoresist layer; etching the isolation layer according to the patterned photoresist layer to form a patterned isolation layer; etching the graphene layer according to the patterned photoresist layer to form a patterned graphene layer; and removing the patterned isolation layer. In the method of the invention, the unfavorable condition of the prior art may be avoided that a graphene film sloughs off or a photoresist remains on a graphene film when a photoresist material is peeled off, and the product yield can be improved in the case that the production cost is controlled. | 12-10-2015 |
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20120072948 | METHOD, EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM FOR REDUCING MEDIA DELAY - A method, an equipment and a system for reducing a media delay are disclosed. A media processing unit receives a media switching request sent from a media receiving unit, and sends a response message and a media stream of a second media service to the media receiving unit according to the media switching request, where the response message includes information for the media receiving unit to reduce the media delay, so that the media receiving unit performs a media quickening process on the media stream of the second media service according to the received message including the information for reducing the media delay. An equipment and a system for reducing a media delay are also provided, which increase the switching efficiency of the media streams, reduce the difference of the display delay among different user media, and improve the degree of user experience. | 03-22-2012 |
20130059530 | MESSAGE FORWARDING METHOD, ACCESS POINT, AND SYSTEM - The present disclosure discloses a message forwarding method, an Access Point, and a system. An Access Point obtains a forwarding configuration table, where the forwarding configuration table includes message types and forwarding modes; receives a message sent by a user station and obtains a message type of the message; determines the forwarding mode of the message according to the message type of the message and the forwarding configuration table; encapsulates and forwards the message according to the forwarding mode of the message. Through the present disclosure, forwarding control of messages of wireless users can be implemented on the Access Point, thereby avoiding the problem that wireless air interface control is separated from user access control on an AP controller (AC) in the local forwarding mode and the problem of waste of bandwidth between the AP and the AC in the tunnel forwarding mode. | 03-07-2013 |
20150319615 | Control Method and Apparatus for Network Admission - A control method and an apparatus for network admission, which can control network admission of a wireless termination point (WTP) in a condition that a live network is not upgraded. In the method, an access controller (AC) that has a network admission control function receives a join request packet from a WTP and establishes a Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points (CAPWAP) connection with the WTP. If the CAPWAP connection between the AC and the WTP is successfully established, the AC enables permission of the WTP. In another control method for network admission disclosed in the present application, an AC receives a join request packet from a WTP and establishes a CAPWAP connection with the WTP. A network admission end enables permission of the WTP according to a result from the AC that the connection between the AC and the WTP is successfully established. | 11-05-2015 |
20150333958 | Method and Apparatus for Configuring Packet Forwarding Manner - A method and an apparatus for configuring a packet forwarding manner. The method includes receiving, by a control node (CN), a connection establishment request packet from a client device, and acquiring a user attribute according to the request packet; according to the user attribute and a forwarding policy, acquiring, by the first CN, a packet forwarding manner corresponding to the client device, where the forwarding policy includes a packet forwarding manner corresponding to the user attribute; and after authentication succeeds, sending, by the first CN, a message carrying the acquired packet forwarding manner to a wireless access point (AP) associated with the client device, so as to instruct the wireless AP to create a forwarding entry of the client device, where the forwarding entry includes the packet forwarding manner. The present invention implements user-based control of a packet forwarding manner, simplifying configuration and maintenance. | 11-19-2015 |