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Henrik Pind, Västerås SE
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090172455 | Using Travel-Time as Means for Improving the Accuracy of Simple Network Time Protocol - A method for improving accuracy of simple network time protocol. A time inquiry is sent from at least one device in a substation to a time provider. A message including a reference time is received from the time provider. An accuracy of the reference time is evaluated. If the accuracy of the reference time is less than a threshold value the accuracy of the reference time is improved. The reference time is utilized for synchronization. | 07-02-2009 |
Henrik Pind, Västerås SE
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090172455 | Using Travel-Time as Means for Improving the Accuracy of Simple Network Time Protocol - A method for improving accuracy of simple network time protocol. A time inquiry is sent from at least one device in a substation to a time provider. A message including a reference time is received from the time provider. An accuracy of the reference time is evaluated. If the accuracy of the reference time is less than a threshold value the accuracy of the reference time is improved. The reference time is utilized for synchronization. | 07-02-2009 |
Jens Vestermark Pind, Horning DK
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100238395 | SPECTACLE FRAME - A spectacle frame including at least one member, having a metal core part and a moulded part, the metal core part is an interior part of the at least one member and the moulded part is a composite material part comprising a material having a matrix material and reinforcement material embedded in the matrix material, whereby a spectacle frame or a member of a spectacle frame can be manufactured using composite materials while still allowing the frame or the member to be adjusted, and whereby the frame or the member can readily be shaped, adjusted as regards the curvature etc. by forcing the member to take the desired shape, and the metal core part will counteract the composite materials natural tendency to return to the initial shape, whereby the frame or the member will remain in the desired shape. | 09-23-2010 |
Martin Pind, Copenhagen DK
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090035506 | Honeycomb sandwich panels and the use of a two component polyrethane adhesive in the manufacture thereof - The present invention relates to the manufacturing of honeycomb sandwich panels. Particularly a two component polyurethane adhesive having a Polyol P | 02-05-2009 |
Peter Frode Pind, Gentofte DK
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080217249 | METHOD AND EQUIPMENT FOR MONITORING SYNTROPHIC RELATIONS IN A BIOLOGICAL PROCESS FLUID - A method and an equipment for monitoring the syntrophic relations between different parts of a bacterial consortium in the process fluid of a biological process plant, such as a biological gas plant or waste water treatment plant, through a chromatographic measurement of the content of the individual volatile fatty acids in consecutive samples of the process fluid, the samples being acidified and filtered prior to the chromatographic separation | 09-11-2008 |
Peter Frode Pind, Herlev DK
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| 20120122183 | FLOCCULATION WITH DIVALENT SALT AND PHOSPHATE - A method of flocculating a bacterial cell, producing a protein of interest, from a fermentation broth, comprising a) diluting the fermentation broth up to 1000% (w/w) with water; b) adding a divalent salt to a concentration in the fermentation broth of more than 10 milli moles per liter diluted fermentation broth; c) adjusting the phosphate concentration to a concentration in the fermentation broth of more than 10 milli moles per liter diluted fermentation broth; d) adjusting the pH of the diluted fermentation broth to a pH within the range of 6.1-10.5; and e) removing the bacterial cells, whereby a protein solution with a turbidity of less than 100 NTU is obtained. | 05-17-2012 |