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|My Leo ex is angry again, but this time it's because of work. He is a pain in the ass to talk to when he's angry. He is super negative and easily distracted when he's angry. He acted really eager to talk when he saw me online (messaged me the sec he saw me logged in), but only told me half of the story, and then told me he'd be right back, and then totally forgot that we were in the middle of a conversation...(he'd just go on to watch TV, eat, or take a shower, etc.)... So annoyed.
So, what is the best thing to do when a Leo is angry, but not angry at you??
Should I just leave him alone and wait until he is happy again, or should I try to do something to cheer him up?
(Obviously listening to him vent is a BAD idea, because he will just get lost in his own thoughts and totally forget that he is talking to me instead of talking to himself >"<)
Sigh, I'm asking now because he told me he will be stressed and pissed for another 2 weeks for the same condition, then he won't work for them anymore and he'd be happy again. Not sure if I should just disappear for 2 weeks?? or I should try to be there for him, check on him, but assume he is actually talking to himself or to the wall when he is talking to me??
I emailed him a joke today. He email me back, saying "thank you for trying to cheer me up".
Is this a nice thing to do when a Leo is angry?? Or actually it's still best to just leave them alone? (He told me he didn't sleep for the past 2 days because he was TOO ANGRY to fall asleep.)
|I'm not pissed. I'm great actually, but I'm still awake.
Don't pay any attention to tantrums, rants, pouts, others... just keep the praise flowing his way. He's smart, right? Keep the encouragement coming, and I think he'll be alright.
Where's his girlfriend though?
|@Jynja: I'm glad you are happily awake
I have no idea how they interact with each other, honestly... She speaks very little English, and he told me he likes the fact that she is just there, doing all the nice little things to make his life better, never causing him any trouble, and that sometimes silence is great.
Obviously she is never going to be a nagger, right?
He told me she makes him happy, but sometimes I do wonder, if he is happy, why can't he just leave me alone??
Anyways, I tend to attract Leo guys for some reason, and I have never been able to get along with any of them He happens to be the last one, and he has the same birthday as my high school sweet heart... which made me decide, If God keeps sending me the same type of guys, He prob wants me to learn something... and maybe that's the only way to break the curse
|Yeah, lots of 3rd Decan Leos are cursed with the non-sleepies. It's like staying up to watch over the house or something. lol
Anyways, I think sometimes, you need to send him off to his gf. I mean, it's great that you can help him and all, but you have no intimate status in his life (being a friend is not enough to demand so much from you) and keeping it like that might help your sound mind too.
Because... I think he plays with you when he comes to rant or complain to you and then leaves you hanging. He knows you'll cater to him... you know what I mean? It's like, you're always there for him so he's spoiled.
Interestingly, Scorp does the very same thing too. Talk, rant, whatever... and then trail off. But Scorp knows I'll tune him out if he chops his woes in phrases, so lately he's not as bad as before. In fact, Scorp's being so good lately, it scares me a little. Hmmm...
Anyway, maybe it's a Leo moon thing. Though, Taurus wasn't like that - he would initiate a discussion and we'll talk it through until we both reach a good end. LOVED that about him ground beneath my watery feet
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Very good advice Jynja. Kalin you have to bring that strong scorpion nature in front now. We scorpions are so emotional and always trying out of the way to make other people comfortable.... We suffer in process. As Jynja said leave him alone. Don't let his mood take over your life. It used to bother me a lot but now I am trying to detach myself when my leo guy is like that. When I talk to him or see him I am all fun and loving.. Eventually he comes back to his normal self... But surly just like your leo guy mine is a pain in the ass when he is in lousy mood.
Posted by Jynja
Thank you SO MUCH for the advice, Jynja!! Yes, I need to begin to send him off to his gf more. I just realized that maybe me being there for him is the reason that keeps his relationship going. He's got everything else from her I am suspecting it is my Libra placements that make me such a pleaser??
And yes, I do this rant and run thing too, but I usually finish the whole story, I don't do it in parts... that's a torment LOL
Oh, I feel the same why when I was dating a Taurus. He was so good at asking me the right questions to direct the discussions, and thus always calmed me down
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Posted by SexyScorpionPosted by Jynja
Thank you so much, Sexy!! It's hard for me to be around grumpy people while not being able to cheer them up right at the moment
I will just stay away when he's in a bad mood then. It's easier to be his playmate than his psychologist I suppose LOL
It's so nice to have someone who shares similar experience to talk to
I guess I'm obsessed with doing the right thing at the right time myself LOL
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I think male Leos will instinctively respond protectively to a woman's grief.
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Held: Violin teacher Wen Zhou Li who came to Britain on the invitation of Yehudi Menuhin has been arrested by detectives investigating sex abuse at Chetham¿s School of Music in the 1970s and 80s
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A slaying linked to gang violence launched Manitoba's long weekend and by Monday, a winter-weather blast had closed highways and been cited as a factor in the death of a stranded motorist.
In between, police, ambulance, and fire crews responded to countless collisions, holdups, a second shooting, and chalked up yet another major drug bust.
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The driver of the second car, a Honda CRV, and its three passengers, were injured and all were admitted to hospital in stable condition.
And police rounded up a suspect and charged him in a shooting three weeks earlier that left three men injured.
The three had been at an after-hours club Jan. 27 in the 100 block of Keewatin Avenue when a verbal argument turned violent. The suspect was reported to have pulled out a firearm and shot all three men in the lower body.
A 36-year-old man faces firearms charges.
That was followed by an announcement police had made two more busts in their ongoing crackdown on drug trafficking.
The latest arrests on Valentine's Day netted a cache of nearly $250,000 in cash, a stash of cocaine and marijuana and thousands of dollars worth of property.
A 27-year-old Winnipeg man and a 22-year-old woman from Lockport were arrested and face various criminal charges.
Also Sunday, a pair of suspected robbers, one of whom was reported to be armed, allegedly stole a cash register from a downtown coffee shop near the Law Courts.
The hapless suspects made it about six blocks before police picked them up.
By Monday, the crime spree was still ticking along, despite the foul weather.
Masked robbers hit a convenience store in the 100 block of St. Mary's Road. Neither of the two workers on duty was injured. The two suspects made off with cash, cigarettes and other merchandise. Police did not identify the type of weapons the suspects carried.
Meanwhile, in Portage la Prairie Monday, RCMP reported a home invasion.
A homeowner was allegedly assaulted after two disguised robbers, one brandishing a sword and the other a baseball bat, invaded a house in the city. The homeowner was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
Two 18-year-old men, one from Carman and the other from Portage, were later arrested. They remained in custody Monday.
Monday morning, a man who said he was armed held up a pharmacy in the heart of Osborne Village and made off with a stash of prescription drugs, including 180 10-milligram tablets of oxycodone. He was described as a Caucasian man in his mid-50s.
St. Pierre Jolys RCMP reported Monday a man had been found unconscious about 6:30 a.m. on a roadside about five kilometres north of Landmark.
Attempts to resuscitate the 54-year-old local man failed at the scene, just off Provincial Road 210. His name was not released.
Investigators found a vehicle stranded nearby in a ditch and RCMP believe the man left it after he was stranded. He was found about 50 metres away. Visibility and road conditions were treacherous.
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United States Patent [191 11] 3,781,496 Jones, Sr. Dec. 25, 1973 [54] TIMING SENSOR SWITCH WITH 3,461,257 8/1969 Brockhaus et al. 200/51 R x I SPRING AND META 3,518,384 6/1970 Carley et al ZOO/61.45 R L 2,921,999 1/1960 Ziegler, .lr ZOO/61.53 X 2,983,800 5/1961 Rabinow 200/6151 X [75] Inventor: John Leslie Jones, Sr., 1070 Glen 2,997,558 8/1961 Shindledecker et a1. ZOO/61.48
Oaks Rd., Pasadena, Calif. 91105 OTHER PUBU T ONS CA I [22] Filed: Sept. 5, 1972 College Physics, Perkins, Third Edition, Prentice-Hall [2]] Appl' 286463 New York, 1948, Chap. 7, Rotation of a Body," pp.
Related U.S. Application Data 94 95 [62] Division of Ser. No. 063,750, Aug. 14, 1970, Pat. No.
Primary Examiner-J. R. Scott [52] U.S. Cl ZOO/61.45 R, 200/6l.48, ZOO/61. 51 0 200/166 BA 51 Int. Cl H0lh 35/ 14 [57] ABSTRACT [58] new 5 An impact sensor switch with an oscillating conductive coil spring havingamass of metal rigidly attached thereto engages a fixed contact upon deflection of the References Cited coil spring and metal mass.
UNITED STATES PATENTS 1 Claim, 12 Drawing Figures 3,141,936 7/1964 Boyle et a1 ZOO/61.53
PATENTED UEEE 51975 SHEET 3 OF 3 TIMING SENSOR SWITCH WITH OSCILLATING COIL SPRING AND METAL MASS CONTACT This is a division, of application Ser. No. 063,750
filed Aug. 14, 1970 now U.S. Pat. No. 3,690,695.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION There is a serious current need for a personnel restraint system for motor vehicles and the like, which can cushion and restrain the moving occupant of a passenger car, truck and an aeroplane when the vehicle suddenly impacts in an accident. Typically the personnel restraint system should guarantee protection against a head-on collision with a fixed barrier at 30 mph, without requiring voluntary participation by the vehicles occupants, such as fastening seat belts, shoulder harnesses, or the like. The personnel should also be protected in lateral collisions at speeds up to mph and from two complete vehicle rollovers at speeds up to 60 mph. The system should sense the varying crash situations and the impact bag should be triggered and deployed without harming the passengers, in less than 50 millisec.
One current personnel restraint system utilizes a 3,500 psi air tank source which empties into a woven nylon impact bag, once a thin metal tank diaphragm is punctured. An electronic omnidirectional sensor has redundant impact sensors. In another personnel restraint system compressed nitrogen gas is vented into an impact bag when the electrically fired detonator opens the high pressure, tubular gas reservoir assembly. The high velocity gas flows through a controlled opening and is directed into the air bag through a diffuser system. A uni-directional sensor is employed in this personnel restraint system.
In still another system, a solid-state storage supply is proposed for the inflating gas. This inflation system requires a solid propellant charge which on combustion will not generate toxic gases and the propellant must burn at as low 'a temperature as possible, to decrease fire hazards. A suggested solid propellant generating gas suitable for the inflation of the impact bag has a solid coolant, ammonium oxalate, added to eliminate toxic gases such as hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulphide, carbon monoxide, and the like.
This invention eliminates the excessively high pressure gas storage requirement of the nitrogen tank, and the potential formation of toxic gases in the occupant compartment of the vehicle. It decreases the noise level of the operation of the personnel restraint system and increases the reliability of the automatic system activation by using an initiating squib or fuse. By rapidly flashing the liquid carbon dioxide with the heat of combustion of an ignitable magnesium composition, low cost and low storage pressure carbon dioxide is used.
SUMMARY The personnel restraint system is activated by one or more spring loaded impact sensors separately, permanently disposed in selected locations in a vehicle. On impact, one or more sensors electrically conduct at the sensor locations, firing a hot gas and flame generating squib. The hot gas operates a device which opens the metal diaphragm securing liquid carbon dioxide under pressure in a cylinder, and also ignites one or more magnesium powder charges exteriorly disposed adjacent the cylinder exit orifice. The ignited magnesium is blown down the metal combustion chamber, which also confines the.cylinder and the required air for metal powder ignition. The finely divided, hot reaction product, magnesium oxide, together with the heated residual air, and the radiating metal combustion chamber, rapidly and effectively exchange heat to raise the temperature of the liquid carbon dioxide being ejected from the tank, quickly flashing the carbon dioxide to a warm gas. The warm gas is quickly directed into one end of a flexible non-combustible membrane, tube coaxially secured to the end of metal heat exchanger duct. The membrane tube is permanently secured at its second end to a flat folded, accordion pleated, transverse axially U-folded, impact distortable, flexible membrane, restraint bag. Prior to filling the bag with warm gas, the flat, accordion pleated, U-folded bag is disposed in a protective, long, flat plastic case. The case is disposed under the lower forward edge of the typical car vehicle instrument panel, confronting the front seat. The long, flat, U-folded bag is protected by a pair of frangible hinged plastic covers of the case. A second integral hinge secures the cover when gas fills the bag, projecting the bag into the car volume adjacent the instrument panel and steering wheel, as the folded bag pleats are filled with gas to the required pressure. The same impact sensor or a second impact sensor can operate to open a second carbon dioxide tank disposed adjacent the gasoline tank, acting to flood the tank vicinity with carbon dioxide to prevent or extinguish a gasoline tire.
The chain of chemical and physical reaction time required to develop the restraint system to an operational safety condition are minimal. Typically, 1.14 lb. of liquid carbon dioxide at 928 psia and 77F, flashes to occupy 10.1 cu. ft. at 77F and one atm. The liquid carbon dioxide can be rapidly vaporized by burning 2.47 gram of magnesium in 2.30 liters of oxygen in the air in the duct, using gas mixing orfice devices and a heat exchanger in the metal combustion chamber duct.
Included in the objects of this invention are:
First, to provide an integrated, rapidly acting, automated personnel restraint system for a vehicle carrying occupants.
Second, to provide a simple, low cost, reliable, rapidly acting, automatic carbon dioxide gas inflation means for a personnel restraint system in a personnel carrying vehicle.
Third, to provide a modular, secure, reliable, rapidly acting carbon dioxide gas inflation means for a personnel restraint system disposed in a motor vehicle.
Fourth, to provide a low cost, reliable, rapidly acting, heat exchange means for vaporizing liquid carbon dioxide in a gas inflation means of a personnel restraint system for passenger carrying vehicles.
Fifth, to provide a rapidly oxidizable, exothermic, heat exchange reactive means for rapidly flashing liquid carbon dioxide in a personnel restraint system disposed in a personnel carrying vehicle.
Sixth, to provide a rapidly acting, igniting and gas pressurizing means for a carbon dioxide gas inflating, personnel restraint system for a personnel carrying vehicle.
Seventh, to provide an accordion pleated, transversely axially U-folded, impact distortable, flexible membrane, impact restraint bag and a frangible protective case for a personnel restraint system for personnel carrying vehicles.
Eighth, to provide a rapidly acting, exothermic, heat exchange reactive process for rapidly vaporizing liquid carbon dioxide in a personnel restraint system disposed in a passenger carrying vehicle.
Ninth, to provide a rapidly acting, igniting and gas pressurizing process for a carbon dioxide powered personnel restraint system for a personnelcarrying vehicle.
Further objects and advantages of this invention will become apparent in the following description, to be read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a flow sheet illustrating sequential steps in the operation of the personnel restraint system.
- FIG. 2 is a partial sectional planar view of important components of the personnel restraint system.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view through 3--3 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view through 4-4 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 5 is a sectional view through 55 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the personnel restraint system confrontingly disposed to the front seat and under. the instrument panel adjacent to the firewall of a motor vehicle.
FIG. 7 is a partial sectional view of the carbon dioxide andthe system firing mechanism in 6, along the line 7-7 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 8 is a sectional view of the firing system mechanism of FIG. 7 disposed in the combustion chamber duct of FIG. 2, after ignition of the magnesium reactant, illustrating the carbon dioxide venting mechanism operation, aswell as the ignition of the magnesium.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the typical structure of the carbon dioxide tank metal diaphragm knife cutter.
FIG. 10 is a perspective elevational view of the accordion pleated personnel impact bag, partially distended as it is being ejected from the bag carrying case, on filling with carbon dioxide gas.
FIG. 11 is a perspective elevational view of the impact sensor mechanism with the dirt protective cover removed.
FIG. 12 is a sectional view of the'impact sensor of FIG. 11, illustrating further details of the construction of the sensor, enclosed in a permanently sealed dirt protective cover.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT FIG. 1 illustrates in a flow sheet important steps required for the operation of the personnel restraint system 1. Illustrated first in box II, an impact sensor is activated, signalling that a personnel carrying vehicle is involved in an accident resulting in the rapid deceleration or acceleration of the vehicle or of the vehicle component to which the impact sensor has been permanently secured. The impact sensor, which is an electrical switch, closes the electrical circuitigniting a squib, which in turn vents a carbon dioxide tank as is indicated in the next step of box III. At a very short millisecond interval thereafter, a magnesium pyrotechnic composition is exothermically burned in a combustion chamber as illustrated in box IV. At a still later short millisecond interval, the liquid carbon dioxide is ejected from the carbon dioxide tank under pressure and'flashes to a gas in the combustion chamber. The heat of vaporization of the liquid carbon dioxide is supnesium as illustrated in box V. The warm carbon dioxide gas fills and ejects the impact restraint bag, as shown in box VI. The gas filled impact restraint bag then restrains and cushions any personnel thrown against the bag during an accident or the like.
Referring to FIG. 2 in detail, the personnel restraint system 1 is shown in planar, partial sectional view, having an L-shaped metal duct 2. The duct 2 typically extends from the A to B as shown by the arrow 3.'At the cylindrical duct end A, ametal duct cover 4 is secured to the duct 2. A tank 5 containing liquid carbon dioxide is disposed inside the duct 2, adjacent to the duct cover 4 and is permanently secured in place in the duct 2 by known standard means. A system firing mechanism 6 is shown secured to the tank 5. A pair of ignition wires 7 and 8 extend from the firing mechanism 6 around the side of the tank and through the respective electrical insulator connectors 9 and 10 in the metal duct cover 4. The igniter wires 7 and 8 are then connected through an impact sensor switch 11 shown schematically as an equivalent electrical switch. The car battery 12 or an equivalent power source supplies power to actuate the system firing mechanism 6 when the impact sensor 11 is activated, as in an accident. A pair of combustion flame holders l3 and 14 also serve as mixing orfices for the combustion process which will be discussed later. The combustion flame holders 13 and 14 are secured to the interior wall of duct 2 and have a respective pair of mixing apertures 15 and 16. The duct elbow 17 continuously connects to and terminates at the heat exchanger 18. A flexible duct coupling means 19 is secured on the metal duct 2 by the retaining ring 30 and connected to the carrying case 20, which holds the impact restraint bag, not shown. The top half 25 of the carrying case 20 is shown in planar view, having a transverse axis 26 for the restraint bag which is enclosed in the case 20. A flexible membrane tube protective channel 21 of the case 20 is indicated in dotted lines, as being disposed on the under side of the case 20, connected to the flexible duct coupling 19.
In FIG. 3 the metal circular duct cross section 2 is shown, having a combustion flame holder 13 coaxially disposed therein, with the mixing aperture 15 also coaxially disposed therein. The duct 2 has atypical diameter D. The function of the flame holder 13 is to hold the ignition flame of the pyrotechnic composition, as well as to produce mixing of the combustion products with the liquid carbon dioxide as it is ejected from the tank 5, as will be later described.-
FIG. 4 also shows the circular duct 2 in cross sectional view with a diameter D and having aheat exchanger 18 filling the cross section for'the length 27 along the duct 2, as shown in FIG. 2. The heat exchanger 18 typically t'its closely into the duct diameter D and can be aluminum or copper wire screen of a suitable mesh size. Exchanger 18 also can be an extruded copper, aluminum honeycomb cross sectional or tubular structure, or other highly conductive metal composition, which can rapidly absorb heat and transfer heat to high velocity gases and liquids moving through the heat exchanger 18. The heat exchanger 18 can also be an expanded honeycomb type structure of sheet aluminum or the like, commonly used as a light weight compression resistant member in aerodynamic surfaces such as airplane wings, or the like. The light weight aluminum honeycomb can be typically made by .welding together a multiplicity of very thin aluminum sheets in linear patterns, and expanding the multiple sheet structure into an expanded honeycomb. Other metal compositions of high heat conductivity can likewise be used. The metal duct 2 and the heat exchanger 18 can also typically be mild carbon steel. In terms of the optimization of heat transfer rate vs the cost of the duct and its contained metal component raw material weight, if a sufficiently rapid heat transfer can be effected with steel, it can well be the most economical material and construction.
In the cross sectional view through 55 of FIG. 2 as shown in FIG. 5, the plastic case 20 is shown to have a top case cover and a bottom case cover 22 secured together by a frangible hinge structure 24. The case 20 has the frangible hinge 24, and a transversely linear front line lip 28 formed by the contact of the top case 25 with the bottom case 22. The permanent integral hinge 29 secures top case 25 and bottom case 22 together. The impact restraint bag 23 is shown disposed inside the case 20, folded in a transverse U-bend along the transverse axis 26 of the case 20. The impact restraint bag 23 is shown to have accordion pleated mul- 'tiple folds in the bag as will be later disclosed in detail.
The frangible plastic hinge 24 should be secured to the case 20 after the impact restraint bag 23 is folded and disposed in the case 20. Suitably, the bag 23 is disposed in the bottom 22 of the case, then the top 25 of the case is placed in position at the front line lip 28 and the integral frangible plastic hinge 24 bonded in place on the case 20 securing the case components together. The frangible hinge 24, which can be sealed completely along the length of the transverse axis 26 of the case can be a molded structure having a notch disposed therein which renders the hinge frangible at the notch cleavage. A plastic hinge composition having a particularly high notch impact sensitivity, such as polystyrene, or the like, is particularly suitable for the hinge structure. Other plastic compositions having suitable notch impact sensitivity may be utilized.
FIG. 6 illustrates the general configurational positioning of the personnel restraint system 1 disposed in a motor vehicle. In the illustration, the metal duct 2 en closing the other typical components of FIG. 2is shown disposed underneath the instrument panel 60 of the motor vehicle, with the duct 2 adjacent the firewall 61 of the car. The front seat 62 of the motor vehicle confronts the instrument panel 60 of the car in the usual configuration. The carrying case 20 for the impact restraint bag shown disposed underneath the instrument panel, with the case front line lip 28 generally disposed parallel to the instrument panel and adjacent to the panel 60. The top 25 of the carrying case 20 is secured to the instrument panel by suitable well known means. The protective channel 21 for the flexible membrane tube in the case 20 is shown disposed on the underside of the bottom case 22. operationally, the carrying case 20 is shown disposed as close to the seat 62 as is comfortable and safe, in order to provide a minimum transit time for the impact restraint bag 23 disposed therein, when the personnel restraint system 1 is activated. The flexible coupling 19 is shown, providing a flexible means for permanently coupling the rigidly positioned carrying case and the other rigidly positioned components of the personnel restraint system 1, enclosed in the metal duct 2.
In FIG. 2 the duct 2 is shown disposed in a planar geometrical position, and it is likewise shown in the same planar position in the perspective view of FIG. 6. However, the duct 2 can be rotated 90 to place the tank component 5, or the like, in a vertical position, either with the duct cap 4, or the like, down near the floor board of the car, or it may be placed vertically uppermost with the system firing mechanism 6 disposed directly below the raised tank 5, or the like. When the tank 5 is placed vertically above the system firing mechanism 6, liquid carbon dioxide will be ejected from tank 5 when the diaphragm 72 is ruptured. In the other placement positions of the tank 5, more or or less liquid carbon dioxide will be directly ejected from the tank, depending on the angular position of the tank.
The details of the construction of the system firing mechanism 6 which are secured on the carbon dioxide tank 5 are shown' in FIG. 7. The internally threaded tank.neck of the carbon dioxide tank 5 is shown to have an internal collar 71 threaded into the neck 70. A thin neck sealing diaphragm 72 seals the tank neck 70, securing the internal tank volume 73 which contains liquid carbon dioxide. A threaded sealing collar 74 compressively seals the metal diaphragm 72 against the internal collar 71. Thus a tank aperture 94 is provided through which the liquid carbon dioxide can be eventually ejected. Typically, a four edge cutter knife 75 is disposed in the tank neck 70 adjacent to the metal diaphragm 72. A knife guide and spacer 77 is typically secured in the tank neck 70, positioning the cutter knife 75. A knife piston disc face 76 is integrally secured to the cutter knife 75 and slidably closes and fills the cylindrical diameter of the knife guide and spacer 77. A firing squib 78 is disposed in the squib enclosure 82. The squib sealing plug 79 seals the firing squib 78 in position. The plug 79 is typically threaded or secured immediately abutting the knife guide and spacer 77, providing a loose enclosure for the firing squib 78 and preventing the squib 78 from being prematurely crushed or impacted into firing. The squib ignition wires 7 and 8 are conducted from the firing squib 78 through the pair of insulator connectors 80 and 81 to the remainder of the firing circuit. A pair of metal elbow cases 83 and 84 are shown oppositely disposed in the neck 70 of the tank 5. Additional metal elbow cases may also be provided around the same radial plane of case 83 and 84. The metal elbow cases 83 and 84 and the like are filled with the required amount of magnesium pyrotechnic compositions 85, 86 and the like. The magnesium pyrotechnic composition can be simple magnesium powder, as is used in photography and the like. The metal elbow cases 83, 84 and the like are sized to contain the required amount of magnesium composition. Each elbow case, typically 83, has a pair of very thin metal foil sealing membrances 87 and 88 which are secured to the ends of the case and which secure the magnesium composition in the case until the system becomes operational. A similar pair of very thin metal sealing membranes 89 and 90 seal the elbow case 84, or the like, containing the required magnesium composition in it. The pair of apertures 91 and 92 each separately connect the cases 83 and 84 respectively to the knife cavity 93 in which the knife cutter 75 is disposed. The detailed structure of the firing mechanism 6 which is illustrated in FIG. 7 is that which exists in the configuration of the personnel restraint system 1 in FIG. 2, prior to the initial operation of the system 1. It is desirable that all of the components of the system 1 which lie between the lines A and B should be metallic, providing that the system can be well grounded except where electrical insulators are required.
Referring to FIG. 8 in detail, the system firing mechanism 6 is shown disposed in the partial sectional view within the metal duct 2. The details of the firing mechanism 6 are shown in operative relationship after the firing squib 78 has been fired, converting it to the ruptured squib 78'. The fired squib 78' still occupies its essentially constant position within the squib enclosure 82, but the knife cutter 75 is now shown driven through the thin metal membrane 72 which previously sealed the interior of the tank 73. The ruptured diaphragm 72 is shown bent in leaves at the side of the tankaperture 94. The fired squib 78 has evolved both high pressure gas and flame resulting from igniting the composition in the squib. The high pressure gas has pressed against the knife cutter piston face 76, moving the piston to cut the ruptured diaphragm 72'. The high pressure gas and the flame from the squib 78' have blown the very thin foil metal membranes 87, 88, 89 and 90 of the cases 83 and 84v respectively, blowing out the magnesium pyrotechnic composition contained in the cases 83 and 84. The magnesium pyrotechnic compositions are ignited by the flame of squib 7 8', and the magnesium composition burns in the oxygen of theair resident in duct 2. For the purpose of insuring complete combustion of the magnesium composition, the sizing of the duct diameter D is that which provides sufficient oxygen in the resident air in the duct to burn all of the magnesium composition. The magnesium powder composition is blown in the direction of the arrows 96 and 97 by the high pressure gas from the squib 78'. The arrows 98 and 99 indicate the average direction of flow of the reactants and combustion products in the chamber. For the purpose of clarity, the sections 30 and 17 of FIG. 2 are designated as the combustion chamber for the combustion of the magnesium. The combustion flame holders l3 and 14 have been suitably disposed to aid in the mixing of the reactants, as well as to provide flame holders-for assistance in the completion of the combustion. The combustion process may also'be completed in the absence of the flame holders 13 and 14, but the flame holders can reduce the required length and volume of the sections 30 and 17. The combustion process can take place not only in the sections 30 and 17, but also in the heat exchanger 18.
Typically, the magnesium burns in the well known reaction,
2 Mg O, 2 Mg A B l43.8 (kcal/mole) i) In addition, magnesium ignited in air can also react with carbon dioxide as illustrated in the equation (2) below,
2 Mg+ CO; 2 Mg 0+ C AH2=96.8 (kcal/mole) rh'it that magnesium will react with carbon dioxide for the vaporization process. Allowance can be made for reaction (2) by adding additional magnesium pyrotechnic composition, to the system firing mechanism 6.
Typically, 1.14 pounds of liquid carbon dioxide P vapor= 928 psia at 77F) flashes to occupy l0.l cu. ft. at 77F and 1 atmosphere. The heat required to rapidly vaporize the liquid carbon dioxide can be quickly obtained by burning 2.47 grams of magnesium powder in 1.22 liters of oxygen in theair in the duct. In order to prevent undue temperature rises within the duct and to promote the efficiency of heat transfer in the vaporization process, a heat exchanger can be desirable. The combustion of the magnesium powder composition can be accelerated by utilizing finely divided magnesium powder and by providing mixing orfices to promote turbulence during the combustion process. The heat of vaporization of the liquid carbon dioxide atvarying ambient tank temperatures can be compensated for by adding more than the theoretical amount of required magnesium. Additional magnesium over the theoretical will also compensate for combustion efiiciency and heat transfer efficiency.
FIG. 9 is an elevational perspective view of the knife cutter showing the four thin knife edges of the cutter. The cutter is shown to have the four knife shoulders which can bear on the collar 74, as at the area of contact 95 between the cutter 75 and the collar 74 in FIG. 8. The cutter piston face 76 is shown to be circular, dimensionedto snugly fit into the cavity 82 without seizing or galling. Obviously other numbers of knfe edges can be provided for the cutter 75 or the like. The shoulders 100, or the like, are provided as stops to position the cutter 57 after actuation by the squib 78, so that the cutter apertures 101, as outlined by the multiple blade edges, can allow passage of the carbon dioxide from within the tank volume 73.
Referring to FIG. 10 in detail, after the combustion process takes place in the chamber 30, 17, and 18, the flashed carbon dioxide gas flows through the flexible coupling 19 into the impact restraint bag 23. The flexible membrane tube which previously has been loosely lying in the protective channel 21 of the case 20 is now filled with carbon dioxide gas under pressure. The tube 110 nowdistends to its full length and snaps open the case 20, by breaking the frangible hinge 24. The distending tube 110 now ejects the accordion pleated impact restraint bag 23 which has been folded in a U-bend along the transverse line 26 of the case 20. The ejected impact bag 23 is forced out of the case by the pressure of the carbon dioxide gas filling bag 23. The accordion pleated folds typically 111 fill first at the face 112 of the bag adjacent to the duct 110. The accordion pleated folds 113 furtherest form the bag face 112 tend to be filled last as is illustrated. Depending upon the precise weight filling of the tank 5 with the required amount of liquid carbon dioxide, the bag 23 is fully distended with carbon dioxide under a slight pressure within milliseconds after activation of the switch 11, as in FIG. 2. By providing the required amount of magnesium pyrotechnic composition, the liquid carbon dioxide can be vaporized to carbon dioxide at a nominal ambient room temperature of 70-90F at a low pressure of l-2 lbs. or the like. The accordion pleated impact restraint bag 23 has a length 114 when fully distended, which can be sufficient to act as a restraint bag for 1, 2 or 3 personnel occupying a motor vehicle seat, as required. The height 115 of the fully distended restraint bag 23 is that which is necessary to provide the impact restraint protection required for the personnel in the vehicle, and can be typically 12 to 24 inches or the like. For clarification, the transverse axis 116 of the bag 23 ,is shown, about which the bag is folded into a U-bend when disposed in the container'20.
The accordion pleated impact restraint bag 23 or the like can be typically formed of a non-combustible thin flexible membrane plastic material such as a polyvinyl chloride plasticized with a non-combustible plasticizer, or it can be formed of a non-woven fabric with a thermoplastic binder. It is possible to form the nonflammable plasticized polyvinyl chloride bag in a standard blow molding operation, utilizing well known commercial techniques. Likewise a non-woven, nonflammable thermoplastic fiber composition such as Dynel can be used to form a non-porous bag, which may be fabricated in a pattern cutting and bonding operation.
Referring to FIG. 11 in detail, the unidirectional reactive impact sensor components 120 are shown disposed on a structural component 121 of the personnel vehicle. The helical coil spring 122 is shown disposed snugly and loosely slidably coaxially fitted around the low friction coefficient electrical insulator post 123, having a rounded terminal 124. The post 123 can typically be polytetrafluoroethylene (Teflon) or other polyfluoropolymers, or the like, having very low coefficients of friction, and sufficient hardness to eliminate cold flow and distortion under the conditions of use in this sensor. A rigid metal electrical conductive rod 125 terminus is coterminus with the apex of the rounded post terminus 124 extending coaxially through the post 123 into the electrically insulating base 126. The second post terminus 137 is the post terminus opposite the rounded post terminus 124. The spring terminus 127 has an electrically conducting metal weight 128 permanently secured to the spring, and the weight 128 is disposed directly over the electrically conducting rod terminus 125. The mass M of the metal weight 128, the gap G between the weight 128 and the rod end 125, and the length L of the electrically insulated post 123, together with the pitch distance P between the turns of the helical coil spring 122 are configured in terms of the physical elastic constant k of the spring 122 to provide electrical contact between the mass 128 and the rod terminus 125 at the required deceleration value to unidirectionally activate the sensor components 120. An annular ring groove 129 is shown coaxially disposed around the post 123, which is suitable for securing a protective dust and water tight cover over the active components 120. The sensor behaves as a seismic pendulum, having a period, T= 2n- VM/kg.
FIG. 12 illustrates in sectional detail the components of the complete unidirectional impact sensor switch 130. All of the active switch components of FIG. 11 are illustrated and the'axially disposed electrical conducting metal rod 131 is shown co-axially disposed within the electrical insulator post 123, the rod 131 terminating at the electrical contact end 125. A water resistant and dust proof cover 132, having a closed first cover terminus 138, is coaxially disposed around the active components 120 of the impact sensor 130. The second cover terminus lip 133 of the cover 132 is shown disposed in the coaxial groove 129. A threaded container protective configuration inv the base 126. The pair of electrical terminals 135 and 136 are extensions of the coil spring 122 and the rod/31 respectively. The terminals 135 and 136 may be formed and treated in conventional well known manner, to provide dirt and water resistant terminals which can be free of short circuiting and the like. The impact sensor can be permanently disposed behind bumpers, in door panels, and in other necessary positions on vehicles.
Further, a second carbon dioxide containing tank 5 or the like, together with the system firing mechanism 6", without the magnesium pyrotechnic composition, may be installed in the vicinity of the gasoline tank of the vehicle, as in the car trunk or the like. Typically, an impact sensor or the like may be installed at the rear of the car, such as on or adjacent to the rear bumper. On signal from the sensor 130 that an impact has taken place in the rear of the vehicle, the firing mechanism 6 can be operated, ejecting liquid carbon dioxide into the vicinity of the gasoline tank. The carbon dioxide will then vaporize and prevent or extinguish any fire generated by a ruptured gasoline tank.
The personnel restraint system taught in this invention is particularly suitable for automobiles, trucks, and other road driven motor vehicles subject to accidents. It can likewise have application to other personnel carrying vehicles such as speed boats, airplanes, and the like, by utilizing impact sensors particularly suited for the potential accident impact parameters.
In order to promote the safety and the well being of the occupants of the motor vehicle, the personnel restraint system 1 should be'essentially sold, installed and maintained as a single use disposable system. This mode of service requires that the system should be installed in the motor vehicle as a sealed unit, with a wire sealon the duct system cover 4 or the like, the seal to clearly indicate whether the duct system has been tampered with. After an accident it is proposed that the complete tank 5 and tiring mechanism 6 be rereturned to a factory for rebuilding, and that a new unit be installed. Likewise the impact restraint bag 23, or the like, should be disposable and thrown away with its carrying case after a single accident, for the frangible hinge will prevent the case from being easily re-used. In this manner it is possible to maintain safety standards. A new impact bag contained in a sealed carrying case would then be reinstalled in the vehicle. The personnel restraint system is tamper resistant in the sense that the system can be fabricated and installed with technique that will, on inspection, clearly indicate that the system has been tampered with.
Many modifications and variations of the improvement in the personnel restraint system may be made in the light of the teachings disclosed herein. It is therefore understood that within the scope of the appended claims, the invention may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described.
I claim:
1. An impact sensor switch for an automated personnel restraint system comprising:
a. a helical coil spring, having a first coil end and a second coil end terminating a coil length;
b. an electrical insulator round post, having a length less than said coil length, and a first round post terminus and a second post terminus, said coil spring snugly, slidably, coaxially disposed around said post;
rectly above said first rod end, said metal mass value M having an oscillatory period T as a seismic pendulum related by T= 217 V M/kg, where k is the spring elastic constant, and g is the gravitational constant; and
f. a protective electrical insulator cover, coaxially disposed over said spring, post, rod, and metal mass combination, said cover being closed at a first cover end and permanently bonded to said base at a second cover end.
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Phelan makes one change to Pumas
ESPN Staff
August 22, 2012
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Argentina coach Santiago Phelan has made just one change prior to Saturday's Rugby Championship rematch with South Africa in Mendoza.
Martin Rodriguez replaces Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino at fullback, with Juan Martin Hernandez continuing at fly-half and Toulon No.8 Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe captaining the side.
Amorosino - now at Montpellier after a spell with Leicester Tigers - did not have his finest hour in the opening game of the tournament, spilling a simple pass to set up South Africa's first try in a 27-6 victory at Newlands in Cape Town.
"One of the aspects in which we failed to dominate against South Africa was field position - they were very good at leaving their half. We also gave away too many penalties, especially in the first-half, which forced us into losing our grip on the game," Phelan said.
"We did have good-quality ball from scrums and lineouts and we tried to play the ball, which is important. Finally, despite conceding three tries, our defensive screen, at times, was very good."
Phelan will confirm his replacements bench on Wednesday, when Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer is also expected to unveil his team.
Argentina: M Rodriguez (Stade Francais), G Camacho (Exeter), M Bosch (Biarritz), S Fernandez (Montpellier), H Agulla (Bath), JM Hernandez (Racing Metro), N Vergallo (Toulouse), R Roncero (Stade Francais), E Guinazu (Biarritz), J Figallo (Montpellier), M Carizza (Biarritz), P Albacete (Toulouse), J Farias Cabello (Los Pampas XV), A Galindo (Racing Metro), JM Fernandez Lobbe (Toulon)
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Combine squash, onion, and salt in a large saucepan; cover with water and simmer until vegetables are tender, about 15 to 20 minutes. Drain and mash well. Stir in milk, eggs, melted butter, flour and cheese. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Spoon the mixture into a buttered 1 1/2-quart baking dish.
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Pull the banner out of storage and string it back across the aircraft carrier. Because this time, Mission Really Accomplished. Barack bested bin Laden. Obama got Osama.
Or as the right-wing talk shows probably reported it, "Alien President Murders Muslim Brother." Though not a big fan of the whole killing thing, it would take a stupendously bloodless American to decline the pleasure of hammering a couple of nails into this particular coffin.
The most-wanted man on the planet. Found. And you had to admire the way it was done; members of Navy SEAL Team Six firing two warning shots into the head. One for each tower.
The target was totally unarmed and never had a chance. That's known as synchronicity. Live by the sneak attack, die by the sneak attack.
President George W. Bush famously said: "He can run, but he can't hide," and finally was proved right. Although you got to admit, bin Laden gave it a good run: nine years, 230 days. Think he might have earned Hide-and-Seek Grand Master Championship status. An award that alas, must be presented posthumously.
Buried at sea, but that's just a polite way of saying the carcass was kicked overboard. An extreme act of pollution, upon which the Arabian Sea EPA surely frowned.
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Could have carted the remains around in a refrigerated casket shoved onto the bed of a Ford F- 250 traveling to County Fairs and Tractor Pulls. Like what happened with the World Series trophy only with more punching. Eventually, the cadaver would end up in Vegas with its own Cirque du Soleil show, or as one of the stiffer stiffs on "Dancing With the Stars."
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The safe house was not equipped with Internet or phone connections and they burned their trash inside the compound. So, if you think of it, he pretty much was living in hell. All we did was change the location.
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Ms Poh Toon Ling, teacher-in-charge of Eco club in St Andrew's Junior School,
invited Earth Society to conduct an Assembly talk in the school on 13 Aug.
On 13 Aug, Earth Society members reached St Andrew's Junior School at 7.45am. We conducted a Global Warming Assembly talk for P4 to P6 students from 8 till 8.30am. The students listened attentively to the talk.
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The content of the talk is meaningful and relevant to students. Facts from Singapore are shown in the slides. Videos that accompanied the slides engaged the students. Presentation time is appropriate and objectives were clear. The students enjoyed the learning. Good work! The Brochure given out was informative and interesting too.
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I like the talk because I learn how to conserve energy. I also learn that the world is in danger as the ice is melting quickly. I also learn about veggie Thursday. – Gareth Pang, P6, St Andrew's JS
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Dog escapes Texas backyard, somehow gets to Ohio
A small dog that escaped its fenced-in yard in Texas was found outside a southwest Ohio animal shelter, and its owners have no idea how he traveled more than 1,000 miles in a few days.
A small dog that escaped its fenced-in yard in Texas was found outside a southwest Ohio animal shelter, and its owners have no idea how he traveled more than 1,000 miles in a few days.
The 3-year-old Chihuahua-Dachshund mix named Corbin dug a hole under a fence in his backyard in Killeen, Texas, on March 25. He was found Saturday tied to a bench outside the animal shelter in Hamilton, about 30 miles north of Cincinnati.
"It sounds like one of those too-good-to-be-true stories," Corbin's owner, Mike Saiz, told The Cincinnati Enquirer. "This isn't the first time he dug a hole under the fence. One time he was waiting for us on our front porch and the other two times we had to pick him up from the local pound."
A surveillance camera at the Animal Friends Humane Society in Hamilton recorded a woman leaving Corbin at the shelter late Friday night. Staff found him the next day.
Corbin was in good shape, just soaking wet from rain and a little scared, said Kurt Merbs, supervisor of Butler County's dog warden's division. Authorities are hoping to identify the woman and see if they can get answers about how Corbin ended up in Ohio and at the shelter, Merbs said Wednesday.
The staff located Saiz after finding a microchip on him that contained his owners' information.
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BensFriends.org is a network of safe and supportive patient communities for anyone affected by a rare disease.
In 2006, Ben Munoz suffered a life-threatening brain hemorrhage. He created an online support community so that he could connect with other patients. The support he received, and later, gave within that community led to the founding of Ben's Friends, a network of patient communities dedicated to providing support for patients of rare diseases like himself.
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