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Fallet
Eric L. Fallet, Varennes Le Grand FR
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090202797 | APPLYING DISCONTINUOUS THIN LAYER ON A SUBSTRATE - A rigid or flexible substrate ( | 08-13-2009 |
Eric-Louis Fallet, Varennes Le Grande FR
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100026633 | REUSABLE ELECTRONIC WRITING AND DISPLAYING DEVICE - Examples consistent with the invention include a reusable device for writing, displaying and deleting information with an electronic device on a support device having bistable liquid crystals. The reusable device includes a substrate onto which are successively applied and from the substrate: an electricity conducting coating; an optical coating that can absorb all or part of the surrounding light; a coating of a transparent substance in which a plurality of bistable liquid crystals are emulsioned; at least one electricity conducting element being electrically connected to the electricity conducting coating via an electrical voltage generator to form an electric circuit. The electricity conducting element may be in contact and be moved over the surface of the transparent coating in which a plurality of bistable liquid crystals are emulsioned, to produce a modification of the state of light transmission in said transparent coating at the contact, so as to generate the writing and displaying of information, or the deleting of the displayed information. | 02-04-2010 |
Truls Fallet, Oslo NO
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100262387 | METHOD AND EQUIPMENT FOR DETERMINING THE INTERFACE BETWEEN TWO OR MORE FLUID PHASES - A method and equipment are provided for determining the level/height, of one or more interfaces between two or more fluid phases of different density that are contained in a vessel, tank or the like. The position of the different interfaces in a tank is determined by measuring the pressure thereby determining the density of the fluid over the height of the tank by using a pressure measuring rod, equipped with pressure sensors, positioned in the tank. A mathematical model or algorithm is used which calculates how the density and hence the pressure vary over the height of the tank as a function of the fluid properties of the respective fluids in the tank, the interface, on the basis of the density being the same within each layer of the respective fluid, as a respective point at which the density changes from one layer to the next in the tank. | 10-14-2010 |