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Yesterdays Restaurant was originally constructed to be a stage coach stop for the Butterfield Stage Coach. We still have the rings within the original beams which were used to hoist the stage coaches to grease or change the wheels. The hotel Sheps Miners Inn which wraps around the restaurant, originally was made for travelers, and miners. It has been rumored it was used as a make shift hospital, due to the growing mining operation in the 1800's. In the 1950's this town has become a recluse for a lot of artists, poets, and writers. World famous artists such as Roy Purcell, and Tony Mafia have called Chloride home, their artwork can be viewed within the Inn as well as the restaurant. Many movies, music videos, and TV specials have been filmed on the property. PBS,History Channel, and Discovery Channel have found Chloride a diamond in the rough. Both Universal Soldier and Jack Nicolson's first movie Rebel Rousers was filmed on the property. Our live entertainment has included performers such as Joe Feeney, George Canyon, Mel Tillis, Jerry Hoban, Wyatt Earp, as well as our fine local musicians. We host dinner theaters, weekly Karaoke, line dancing, hiking, and ATV groups throughout the year, and numerous other events. Chloride seems to honor our history rather than change it. Depending on your interests we offer history, art, live music, good food, a full bar (with over 120 varieties of beer), as well as comfortable lodging in one of our 11 rooms. Please take the ride to Chloride.
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I'm afraid I fell victim to an unrealistic idealization of what love was in my younger years. Too many romance novels, no doubt.
I really wanted to be someone's reason for living, I wanted someone to be absolutely consumed by the want of me. Wow. The power. To have someone wrapped around my little finger, ready to leap to accomplish my every whim.
I never got it, praise God.
Instead, the Lord sent me not only a lover, but a friend -- my best friend -- to walk along the path of life with me. In fact, years ago I received one of those flip calendars where each page has a different saying. I saved the one for Dec. 13, Danny's birthday. It reads, "I prayed for an angel from heaven to hold up my weary head ... but God in his wisdom dispensed with the wings and sent me a friend instead."
Are we always hand-in-hand? Not by half. Do we agree on everything? Not by more than half. Is the love between us always white hot, with passion fueling every encounter? Not so much.
Every marriage descends into valleys and climbs steep hills, the couple seldom in sync with one another. Many is the time that I am deep in a valley when Danny is high on a mountaintop, and vice versa. The mountaintop dweller can always be counted on to drop a rope to the denizen of the valley, lending a helping hand up and out of depression, anxiety, disappointment or doubt. In so doing, they are forced to leave the mountaintop, if only for a season, depending on the length of the rope. Which is alright. Life isn't meant to be lived entirely on a mountaintop, the air is thin there and your strength is quickly spent.
There came a time, however, when a siege ramp was laid against our relationship and everything -- even our heretofore unassailable love -- was vulnerable.
It was a long siege, the blockade in place for years. Oh, sometimes the catapult would retreat to the far edge of our consciousness, but it was never out of sight, and could move back into assault position seemingly in the blink of an eye.
All this to introduce an unknown writer, who addressed a "possible article" to the attention of the Editor at the Gazette, McCook, NE. (The post office still does wonders with incomplete addresses.)
The writer, in an introductory missive, identifies herself only by the initials M.R. and writes,
"Editor, I don't know if what I wrote should be thrown in the trash or if someone would like to read it.
Do with it as you see fit."
The missive is followed by nearly two full pages of handwritten angst on the subject of love and the mystery of marriage.
She cites marriages in all walks of life, those found in the world and those found in the church. And she sees little difference and little to praise. She concludes with:
"I see pain and suffering, forgiveness but [sic] endurance and sacrifice for Christians and non-believers both. Where is the happiness? Where is the joy? Where is the love between 1 man and 1 woman were [sic] they would both agree that after 25-40 yrs of marriage that they both individually deeply and truly love each other? Is there such a thing as a love that will last -- or -- does love only endure -- or --do imperfect humans just survive -- what is the difference -- or what difference does it make, anyway? Is it all just a crap shoot?"
She sees the siege ramps in place. Unmoving and unmovable. Relationships torn asunder by the cares of this world or by the lusts of the flesh -- relationships that endure, not because of joy or love, but for fear of what life would be like if a different choice were made.
The letter landed on my desk with the comment, "I don't know what to do with this."
Newspapers perform myriad public services, not the least of which is giving people who otherwise would have none, a voice in the community, so I read it. With apologies to M.R., I almost threw it away, with no signature and no contact information it was tough to know what to do with it. I ended up tossing it to one side for a closer look -- later. It weighed on me every time I picked it up, looking for another scrap of paper pertaining to some other task. It weighed on me when it would rise to the top of my thoughts and call to me for some kind of answer. And then I remembered the siege ramp.
You see, one day, our siege ramp was gone. Vanished, with no trace left behind. The siege, unsuccessful, was over. It was then and remains now a miracle, six years ago come Friday, yet new every morning.
We had tried everything known to man to vanquish this enemy, shedding countless tears, screaming angry words, visiting counselors, enduring trial separations, all to no avail -- the siege held.
What made the difference? Surrender. Not to the enemy who sought to destroy but to the Lord, who sought to deliver.
In every siege, someone is holding onto something that must be surrendered in order for the siege to end. Some hold onto bitterness, unwilling to let go of the anger someone's actions deserve. Some hold onto that same foolish dream I held onto as a child -- the desire to be the object of someone's unbridled passion -- and they look the world over to find someone who can love them like that. Some simply do not know what love is, what it looks like, what it feels like, what it's meant to be and so they settle for a cheap imitation and pride prevents them from admitting that they've been played for a fool. Some hold onto all of the power in a relationship, using manipulation, bribery or even violence to remain in power. Some are bound in chains of addiction, others in chains of selfishness, or are those chains one and the same? It scarcely matters. These chains cannot be broken by sheer dint of human will, they too must be surrendered.
No, M.R., it's not a crap shoot. We can know love, we can know joy, we can know peace and purpose, we only have to look at the author of love, the One who saw us and saw in us a reason to die, consumed as he was by our want of love. We cannot look to ourselves for that kind of love, we cannot find it in another. We can only find it in him and then, miraculously, live it out.
"No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans 8:37-39
I don't have all the answers, but I know the One who does. Let's walk together for awhile and discover Him; together.


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When a religious body like the Chief Rabbinate of Israel becomes irrelevent, outdated, non-approachable and rigid in Halacha interpretation, it causes disunity in Jewish ranks as well as driving Jews away from Judaism. The pain that this awful, nepotistic, burocratic institution has caused to many people whose Judaism is in doubt can be judged by actions rather than words. This applies to many facets of Jewish life when it comes to divorce, marriage, kashrut and politics. In theory there is separation of synagogue and state but in practice one has to use their services whether one wants to or not. The writer of the article has made his point as to the failings of this institution and he is correct.


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BRUSSELS, November 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
New TRUSTe privacy research published today shows that across Europe companies are heavily tracking online behaviour, consumers are highly aware of this activity, and consumers expect websites to get their permission before tracking their behaviour online. Yet despite the introduction of the EU Cookie Directive in May 2011, only a minority of companies are seeking consent from users before dropping cookies.
The TRUSTe 2012 EU Consumer Privacy Index is the first study to provide a comprehensive analysis of current consumer attitudes to data privacy and company practices across the EU. The extensive study included over 4,000 consumers (conducted online via Ipsos MORI's i:Omnibus survey in France, Germany, Great Britain and the Netherlands) and 200 top websites (compiled using TRUSTe's deep scanning website tracker and cookie audit technology to review the top 50 websites as ranked by Alexa.com in each of the four countries).
The headline findings include:
- 86% of respondents in the Netherlands were aware of internet browser cookies compared with 81% in Great Britain, 78% in Germany and 59% in France.
- The top 50 French websites are dropping nearly twice as many third party cookies (434) as Dutch websites (237).
- 71% of French respondents were very concerned about their privacy online compared with 69% in Great Britain, 62% in Germany and 48% in the Netherlands.
In relation to the EU Cookie Directive, the research showed:
- 79% of Dutch respondents were aware that the EU Cookie Directive law requires that companies must have your permission to track you online compared with 63% in Great Britain, 51% in Germany and 26% in France.
- 82% of Germans expect companies to comply with the EU Cookie Directive as do 76% in Great Britain and 62% in the Netherlands.
- 53% of French respondents expect companies to comply yet 44% plan to only visit websites of companies who comply with the EU Cookie Directive.
- 12% of the top 50 UK websites and 32% of Dutch websites had taken some steps to comply with the Directive with an onscreen pop-up, banner or tab informing users about cookies on the site. None of the top 50 websites in France or Germany had done this.
EU Managing Director for TRUSTe, Danilo Labovic said:
"This research shows that there is a significant gap between consumer expectations and the experience provided by most companies. The majority of EU consumers are highly knowledgeable about internet cookies and are aware of the pay-off between online targeting from advertisers and receiving free online services, content and games. However they have high levels of privacy concerns and across all four countries, an average of 83%* thought that companies should get their permission before tracking them online.
The consequences of getting this wrong for businesses are significant with 36% in France choosing not to visit a company website due to concerns about their privacy online and 34% in Germany not using a smartphone app due to online privacy concerns. Across all four countries an average of 68%* expect companies to comply with the recent EU Cookie Directive and an average of 41%* plan to only visit websites that do. With the top 50 websites in France and Germany having taken no action to inform visitors on their home page about cookie use and tracking on these sites they appear to be out of step with the concerns of their users.
The good news is that there are measures companies can take to address these concerns. The research also found that 62% in France, 57% in Germany and Great Britain and 49% in the Netherlands agreed that they trusted a website more if they saw a certification or seal indicating privacy approval from an outside organisation."
For a copy of the TRUSTe 2012 EU Consumer Privacy Index please go to http://www.truste.com/eu-compliance-tracking-awareness-index/. More information about TRUSTe can be found at http://www.truste.eu
Notes to Editors
1 TRUSTe is the leading global provider of data privacy management solutions, offering a broad suite of technologies and certifications to help companies build trust and increase engagement across their online channels, including websites, mobile apps, advertising, and cloud services. Over 5,000 companies, including top international brands like Apple, eBay, LinkedIn and Microsoft, rely on TRUSTe to build trust and address evolving and complex privacy challenges. TRUSTe's green Certified Privacy Seal is widely recognised and trusted by millions of consumers worldwide as a sign of responsible privacy practices. For additional information on TRUSTe please visit http://www.truste.eu
2 Ipsos MORI's i:Omnibus interviewed a representative sample of 4,041 adults aged 16 to 75 across Great Britain, the Netherlands, France and Germany. Those interviewed in Netherlands and Germany were aged 16 to 70; Interviews were conducted online during the 19th to 26th October 2012. Data has been weighted to match the profile of each country's population.
3 The data on third party trackers was compiled using TRUSTe's deep scanning technology that is available to businesses through the Website Tracker & Cookie Auditing Service. For more information see: http://www.truste.com/products-and-services/enterprise-privacy/website-tracker-cookie-audit
4 For TRUSTe EU media enquiries and interview requests please contact Eleanor Treharne-Jones at The Conversation Co. on +44(0)7811-093648 or +44(0)20-7812-0664 or e-mail [email protected]
* Average results comprise aggregated scores from 4 separate surveys across Great Britain, the Netherlands, Germany and France. The size of each country's population was not taken into account when aggregating scores across the four markets.
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Funeral Services for Junior Oscar Danielson, 79, formerly of Albert City, was Sunday, October 21, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Albert City, with Pastor David Burnhart officiating.
Interment was in Fairfield Twp. Cemetery, Albert City. Sliefert Funeral Home, Albert City, was in charge of arrangements.
Junior was born November 9, 1921, to Oscar and Bertha Danielson. He grew up on a farm near Albert City, where he received his education in Albert City. He was baptized September 15, 1926, and confirmed, June 2, 1936, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Albert City.
Junior was married three times. His first wife, Joyce Irene (Gilson) Danielson, passed away in 1972. To this union they had four children; Cherry Danielson Kelly, Belton, Mo.; Jay (deceased in infancy), Jan Irene Danielson, Dallas, Texas; Susan Danielson Hoover, Grandview, Mo. His second wife was Francis Putnam. His third wife is Kathryn (Kate) Williams-Danielson.
Junior worked for the railroad during WWII. Later he worked for a lumber company as manager in Albert City. Then he worked for WJ Dixon, and Big Four Lumber companies for years in other towns in Iowa, returning to Albert City where he was foreman for Superior MFG, moving with company to Spencer, where he retired.
Junior had many hobbies which consisted of: fishing, gardening, playing bingo and cards, enjoying old westerns, especially John Wayne movies, football and dancing the Polka and Shottish.
Survivors include his wife Kate; his daughters and stepson Arthur and Dixie Williams, Chicago; grandchildren Jason, Adam, and Dustin Watkins, Kansas City, Mo., and Kimberly Ryle, Texas. Great-grand-children, Jason's stepson David Nevad, Adam's sons, Travis and Taylor Barrett of Kansas, Dustin's son Jonathan Leroy Watkins, Kansas, Mo., and his half-sister Cassie Marie Williams, Mo., Susan Kelly's children Kelly Clayton and Madison Paige Duce of Kansas, Mo. and Alyssa Rain Gill of Tampa, Fl., Arthur's children: James, Julie and Janelle all of Chicago; James children Doug and Drew, Janelle's children, Nathan and Josh, all of Chicago, Junior's brothers and wives: Ernest Andrew Axel Danielson and Opal of Grapevine, Tx., Carl Everett Danielson and Arlene, Estherville, Alan Lindy Danielson and Janice, Storm Lake, brother-in-law, Ernest Georg and Mertie, Algona; Half-brother, Lowell Frederick (Bud). There are numerous cousins, in-laws, nieces, nephews residing throughout the USA as well as great-nieces and nephews.
Preceding him in death were his parents, son Jay (infant), sister Ardella Danielson Georg, a brother and sister (died shortly after birth), and great grandson Tyler (died in infancy).


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jcnypen Jan 11, 2013 10:16 PM
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It was a glitch that Apple fixed. It should be working now. Turn your Match off and back on, and you shoudl be good to go.
srwb6 Jan 12, 2013 11:40 AM
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Thankyou so much for your reply. Why Apple can't tell me this does not surprise me.
Since purchasing 'itunes match' i've become very negative about the support they offer.
I read complaints about them in these forums...........
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|Publication date
|Dec 17, 1968
|Filing date
|Jan 11, 1967
|Priority date
|Jan 11, 1967
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Green Derek B
|Original Assignee
|Scovill Manufacturing Co
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (14), Classifications (8)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
17, 1968 D. B. GREEN AEROSOL VALVE UNIT Filed Jan. ll, 1967 United States Patent O 3,416,770 AEROSOL VALVE UNIT Derek B. Green, Manchester, N.H., assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn., a corporation of Connecticut Filed Jan. 11, 1967, Ser. No. 608,690 6 Claims. (Cl. 251-303) ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An aerosol valve unit comprising a one-piece molded plastic member including a valve head, a spring housing, and an annular fluid receiving chamber outwardly of the spring housing, with a dip tube connection.
This invention relates to aerosol valve units adapted to be attached to the open top of a container.
An important object of the invention is to provide a valve unit which can be manufactured more economically, To this end, the assembly involves a reduced number of parts, the complete unit requiring only four parts; namely: the metal mounting cup, the sealing washer or gasket, a one-piece member molded from plastic material and a spring.
Other assemblies of this general nature involved at least two separate plastic moldings-one for a valve head and stem and another for a valve housing and spring retainer.
Another object of the invention is to provide an irnproved unit wherein the spring can be more easily assembled and after assembly, is open to visual inspection in contrast with prior assemblies of this type where the spring was completely concealed after assembly making it ditiicult to detect defective spring mountings.
It is a further object to provide an improved valve unit which will incorporate the advantages above referred to in an assembly which is adapted for quick pressure iilling in the same manner as disclosed in the patent to Briechle 3,15 8,298.
Other objects and advantages will hereinafter more fully appear.
In the accompanying drawing, I have shown for purposes of illustration, one embodiment which the invention may assume in practice. In the drawing:
FIG. 1 is a vertical section through only a portion of a container equipped with my improved valve unit;
FIGS. 2 and 3 are vertical sections showing the closed and open positions, respectively, of the valve;
FIG. 4 is a central section of a modified form of valve unit indicating the closed position of the valve;
FIG. 5 is a top plan view of the one-piece molded plastic member; and
FIG. 6 is a detail of the spring in plan and side elevation.
The aerosol container 7 may be of any known type having a rolled bead 8. The sheet metal mounting cup is of the usual construction having a bottom wa-ll 9, an outer wall 10, a rim 11 rolled over and sealed to the bead 8 and a central pedestal portion 12. The top wall 13 of the pedestal portion 12 is preferably iiat and has a central opening 14.
The one-piece plastic member combines the functions of the valve member and the valve housing in prior constructions as exemplified by the above-mentioned Briechle patent. The valve head portion may be described as having a seal rim 15, a bottom wall 16 and a hollow stem 17 projects upwardly from the bottom 16. A sealing washer 18 of suitable elastomeric material is seated against the undersurface of the mounting cup top wall 13 and the hole 19 in the washer is aligned with the central opening 14 and sized so as to tit in liuid tight relation with the 3,416,770 Patented Dec. 17, 1968 ICC valve stem 17. Below the valve head proper is the spring housing 20 having an outer peripheral wall 21 which is thin enough to be exible.
The spring housing has a large bottom opening 22 with only a narrow internal shoulder 23 for supporting a spring 24. The spring 24 is preferably of the coned disc type, sometimes called a Belleville spring. It may have a central 'hole 25 fitting around a protuberance 26 and also radial slots 27 to increase the flexibility of the spring.
The plastic member has a comparative thick outer peripheral wall 28 spaced from the seal rim 15 and the spring housing wall 21 to form an annular fluid chamber 29 normally closed at the top by the sealing washer 18. This outer wall 28 is joined to the bottom of the spring housing 20 by a transverse wall 30. The outer surface of the wall 28 has the flutes 31 which connect with an annular recess 32 around the outer edge of the washer 18.
It will be noted that the hole 14 in the cup is somewhat larger than the diameter of the stern 17 so that when fluid is introduced lunder pressure through this opening, the sealing washer 18 may move downwardly against the force of spring 24 and permit fast iiow over the top of the washer, through the recess 32 and the liutes 31.
The assembly is held together by suitable indentations 33 -near the bottom of the pedestal portion 12, such indentations engaging under the corner 34 of the outer wall 28.
Rather than having a central dip tube connection which would interfere with access to the spring housing, I have provided a downwardly extending tubular nipple 35 located to the outside of the spring Ihousing 20 and having a passage 36 at its lower end which joins an upper e-lliptical opening 36a (see FIG. 5) preferably leading directly into the annular chamber 29. In order to keep the nipple 35 completely away from the line of the spring housing 20, the passage 36 is arranged eccentrically to the bottom portion 37 of the connection which must be sized to tit the dip tube 38.
The valve is intended primarily -to be operated by tiltaction. The annular chamber 29 extends completely around the peripheral wall portion 21 so that the valve stem and head can be tilted in any direction. As seen in FIG. 3, the flexible Wall 21 bends inwardly enough to break the seal at 39 between the valve head and sealing washer, thus allowing uid to flow into the valve stern 17 through one or more lateral openings 40 in the stem.
The modification shown in FIG. 4 indicates that instead of the vertical flexible wall 24, there may be provided an outwardly and downwardly flaring wall 21 which will tend to buckle more easily than a straight vertical wall. Such flared wall extends around the spring housing all the way except at the region of the dip tube passage 36a. With this amodiiied Construction, an operating button 42 on the end of the valve stem may be arranged to tilt the valve in the direction away from the dip tube to obtain the easiest action.
It will now be observed that I have provided an improved valve unit which is economical to manufacture not only because of a reduced number of parts, but also because lthe spring can easily be unt in place by an endwise snap action, and once assembled, the spring is open to view so that any improper or defective assemblies may be readily detected.
What I clairn is:
1. An aerosol valve unit adapted for attachment to the open top of a container comprising:
(a) a mounting cup with a cent-ral pedestal portion having `a top wall with a centrally arranged opening therethrough;
(b) an elastomeric sealing Washer seated against the undersurface of said top wall with the hole in the washer aligned with said opening;
(c) a `one-piece molded plastic member which has a valve head normally seated against the underside of said washer, a hollow valve stern extending upwardly from said head through the hole in said washer and through said opening, a spring housing below said head and having a fiexible peripheral wall, said housing having a relatively large bottom opening, an outer peripheral wall joined to lthe bottom of said housing and spaced radially from said valve head and from said spring housing to define an annular fluid receiving chamber, a dip tube connection cornmunicating with said chamber and located radially outwardly from said bottom opening in the spring housing;
(d) a spring supported in said housing and bearing against said head for urging it into sealing engagement with said Washer;
(e) means providing communication between said annular chamber and the interior of said hollow valve stem when said stem is tilted to break the seal between said valve head and washer; and
(f) means on said pedestal portion of the 'mounting cup for anchoring said molded plastic member there- 2. An aerosol valve unit as defined in claim 1 wherein a series of vertical flutes are provided around said outer wall of the molded plastic member.
3. An aerosol valve unit as defined in claim 1 wherein said spring is of the coned disc type having its outer rim bearing on an internal vshoulder at the bottom of said valve housing, the central portion of said spring bearing against the underside of said valve head.
4. An aerosol valve unit as defined in claim 1 wherein said valve head has a circular seal rim spaced outwardly from said valve stem and wherein said flexible wall of the valve housing is in substantial vertical alignment with said rim.
5. An aerosol valve unit as defined in claim 1 wherein said lieXible outer wall of the valve housing flares outwardly and downwardly around the major portion of the spring housing.
6. An aerosol valve unit as defined in claim 1 wherein said dip tube connection has a passage leading directly downwardly from said annular chamber, said passage having a center line offset radially inwardly from the center line of the bottom portion of said connection and wherein a dip tube is fitted around said bottom portion.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,582,262 1/1952 Loven et al. 251-349 X 3,158,298 11/1964 Briechle 251-353 X ARNOLD ROSENTHAL, Primary Examiner.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Nov 10, 1947
|Jan 15, 1952
|Bridgeport Brass Co
|Dispensing apparatus
|Sep 20, 1962
|Nov 24, 1964
|Scovill Manufacturing Co
|Aerosol valve-fast pressure fill type
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Jul 8, 1969
|Jul 20, 1971
|Valve for simultaneously dispensing a plurality of fluids
|Jul 18, 1969
|Oct 19, 1971
|Valve Corp Of America
|Aerosol valve
|May 21, 1970
|Jan 2, 1973
|Harris A
|Valve for pressurized liquid dispenser
|Jun 29, 1973
|Jan 28, 1975
|Rca Corp
|Axial-movement type springless valve
|Oct 11, 1972
|Sep 23, 1975
|Harris Arthur M
|Metering valve for aerosol dispenser
|May 9, 1977
|Oct 16, 1979
|Diamond George B
|Pressure responsive tilt valve for pressurized container
|Dec 26, 1979
|Mar 31, 1981
|Application Des Gaz
|Valves for closing containers under fluid pressure
|Aug 3, 1982
|Mar 12, 1985
|Metal Box P.L.C.
|Dispensing valve assembly for a pressurized container
|Feb 23, 1988
|Mar 7, 1989
|Becton, Dickinson And Company
|Blood culture assembly with an externally actuated valve
|Sep 9, 1998
|Sep 28, 1999
|Summit Packaging Systems, Inc.
|Mounting cup and valve assembly for pressurized canister
|Sep 27, 2002
|Nov 16, 2004
|Aerosol-Technik Lindal Gmbh
|Valve assembly for pressurized fluid containers
|Sep 27, 2002
|Apr 17, 2003
|Aerosol-Technik Lindal Gmbh
|Valve assembly for pressurized fluid containers
|May 17, 1977
|Dec 22, 1977
|George Bernard Diamond
|Druckbehaelter zur aufnahme eines stoffes sowie eines treibmittels
|May 8, 1978
|Nov 23, 1978
|George Bernard Diamond
|Abgabeventil fuer druckbehaelter
|U.S. Classification
|251/303, 251/354, 222/402.22
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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|Oct 8, 1985
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|Oct 8, 1985
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|Donald V. Jacobsen, Roy L. Bernardi, Francis W. Ryan
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|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (69), Classifications (25), Legal Events (10)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a transparent article suitable for use as a window and particularly to an electrically conductive coating for windows of motor vehicles where it is necessary to remove ice or fog.
2. Background Information
Partially transparent coatings comprising a thin metal layer between two dielectric anti-reflection layers have many applications, including solar heat rejecting windows for buildings and vehicles. Electrically conductive coatings capable of heating the window to remove ice or fog are particularly desirable. Coatings having uniform, high conductivity and uniform transmittance of greater than 70% are needed for heated windshield applications.
U.K. Patent No. 1 307 642 to Asahi Glass Co. discloses an electrically heated window having a dielectric-metal-dielectric coating wherein the metal layer is silver and the dielectric layers are TiO2, SnO2, or Bi2 O3 among others.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,368,945 to Fujimori et al discloses an infrared reflecting laminated window comprising a plastic film on which is desposited a dielectric-metal-dielectric coating of tungsten oxide, silver and tungsten oxide.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,462,883 to Hart discloses a dielectric-metal-dielectric coating for glass or plastic windows comprising a layer of silver between two anti-reflection layers of SnO2 or other metal oxide. In order not to oxidize the silver layer, it is coated with a small amount of titanium or other sacrificial metal which is oxidized during reactive sputtering of the overlaying metal oxide layer. The resulting coated article has a low emissivity i.e., it transmits visible radiation but reflects a high proportion of the incident infrared radiation. A particular method for depositing coatings comprising layers of silver and a sacrificial metal oxide are described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,497,700 to Groth et al.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,337,990 to Fan et al. discloses a transparent heat mirror comprising a layer of sputtered silver sandwiched between layers of reactively sputtered titanium dioxide.
Laminated glass containing a dielectric-metal-dielectric coating of TiO2 -Ag-TiO2 has high visible transmittance, high infrared reflection and other superior optical properties. Unfortunately, titanium dioxide forms at a relatively slow rate by reactive sputtering; the rate is only about 8% of that for zinc oxide or tin oxide. However, when glass having a coating of ZnO-Ag-ZnO was laminated with a layer of plastic and glass by conventional techniques, the transmittance decreased by a surprisingly large amount. The resulting transmittance is only slightly greater than required for windshield applications and unusual care is required to produce it in commercial quantitites.
The present invention is directed to a dielectric-metal-dielectric coating having optical properties suitable for heated windshields and other applications and to a method for producing it in commercial quantities at a reasonable cost.
The invention is directed to a transparent article comprising a base, at least four coated layers, and a top protective layer. The coated layers include a first dereflecting region, a transparent layer of silver or other metal, and a second dereflecting region comprising a layer of titanium dioxide, TiO2, and a layer of another dielectric material. A titanium dioxide layer may also be a component of the first dereflecting regions. Each deflecting region that includes a titanium dioxide layer also comprises a layer of a transparent oxide or other dielectric material having an index of refraction intermediate between about 2.7, the approximate index of titanium dioxide, and the index of the nearby base or top layer, respectively. The intermediate index material is preferably zinc oxide because this material can be relatively quickly and inexpensively deposited by reactive sputtering. Bismuth oxide, indium oxide, tin oxide, silicon monoxide and other materials may be used for the intermediate index layers. If desired, a mixed oxide such as indium-tin oxide, or a composite of two or more layers may be used. Preferably, the metal layer has a resistivity of less than 5 ohms square. The preferred metal is silver, because of its neutral color and high electrical conductivity, but copper, gold or aluminum may be used in less critical applications.
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a transparent article according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of the invention.
FIGS. 3a and 3b are graphs illustrating the spectral transmittance and reflectance of a comparison coating (curves 1) and of a preferred embodiment (curves 2).
FIG. 4 is a plan view of an apparatus for making transparent articles according to the invention.
One preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated in FIG. 1. The transparent substrate or base material 11 is typically glass or plastic having a refractive index of about 1.5. 2.5 mm thick, soda-lime-silica float glass may be used. The base is coated with a first transparent, dereflecting layer 12, preferably deposited by reactive sputtering of a metal. The layer may comprise 30 to 60 nm of zinc oxide having an index of approximately 2.0. Next, is a meta11ic layer 14 having a thickness of 10 to 50 nm; silver having a thickness of 15 to 20 nm is particularly preferred. Next is a layer of titanium oxide 16, having a thickness of 2 to 5 nm and preferably formed by oxidizing a metallic titanium layer and then depositing additional titanium dioxide by reactive sputtering. Layer 16 is followed by a layer 18 having an index of refraction intermediate between that of a top layer 19 and 2.7 which is the refractive index of titanium dioxide. This layer 18 may be zinc oxide of the same or less thickness as the layer 12. The top layer 19 is a layer of transparent glass or plastic, typically having an index of about 1.5.
FIG. 2 illustrates an alternative embodiment specifically designed as an electrically heated window. The substrate 11 is a sheet of glass that is partially covered by a pattern of electrically conductive material 21 which serves as an electrode to enable current to be transmitted to a metallic layer 14. The first dereflecting region comprises a layer of zinc oxide 22 and may also comprise a layer 23 of titanium dioxide. If included, the titanium dioxide layer 23 is adjacent a metallic layer 14 of silver. The silver layer is covered with a thin layer 25 of sacrificial metal which serves to protect the underlying silver layer from oxidation. Because of its great affinity for oxygen, titanium is preferred, but aluminum, zinc, bismuth, indium, tin and other metals are also suitable. Most of the sacrificial metal is converted to an oxide which forms a part of a second dereflecting region. This dereflecting region also includes a layer 26 of titanium dioxide and a second intermediate index layer 18, preferably of zinc oxide. The top layer comprises a sheet of plastic 27 and a sheet of glass 29.
The preferred embodiment has an electrical resistivity of 4 to 5 ohms/square. The optical transmittance is greater than 70% and preferably greater than 72% with low absorption. Refractive indices in the range 2.5 to 2.7 have been measured for the titanium dioxide layer.
The composition of a particularly preferred embodiment is shown in Table 1. The glass layers 11 and 19 are each 2.5 mm thick, but this thickness is not critical.
TABLE 1______________________________________LAYER 11 12 14 16 18 19MATERIAL Glass ZnO Ag TiO2 ZnO GlassTHICKNESS 37 18 3 35(nm)INDEX OF 1.5 2.0 2.6 2.0 1.5REFRACTION______________________________________
Curves 1 in FIGS. 3a and 3b show the spectral transmittance and reflectance of Example 1, a three layer coating of 40 nm zinc oxide, 18 nm silver, and 40 nm zinc oxide on a glass substrate and covered with a top layer of glass. Curves 2 show the spectral properties of Example 2, the embodiment of the invention described in Table 1. It is significant that the embodiment of the invention has high transmittance in the visible spectral region and a high reflectance in the near infra-red.
Spectrally averaged (Illuminate A) optical properties are summarized in Table 2. T1 and R1 refer to the transmittance and reflectance of the coated base before the top layer is applied. T2, R2 and R3 correspond to the transmittance and reflectance of the laminated article including top layer 19. R2 and R3 refer to the reflectance for light incidence on base 11 and top layer 19, respectively. The final column gives the emissivity e of the article. Low emissivity is a measure of high infrared reflectivity and emissivities of 0.15 or less are preferred for solar heat rejecting windows; values of 0.1 or less are especially preferred.
For comparison, the first two rows of Table 2 give the optical properties of Examples 1 and 2. Note that the invention, Example 2, provides higher visible transmittance T2, lower reflectances R2 and R3, and substantially the same emissivity e.
The third row of Table 2 shows the corresponding optical properties of a coating of 33 nm zinc oxide, 3.5 nm titanium dioxide, 18 nm silver, 3 nm titanium dioxide and 33 nm zinc oxide.
For further comparison, the fourth row of Table 2 shows corresponding optical properties for a coating of 30 nm titanium dioxide, 18 nm silver and 30 nm titanium dioxide.
TABLE 2______________________________________EXAMPLE T1 R1 T2 R2 R3 e______________________________________1 84 7 72 17 17 0.062 85 6 74 15 15 0.063 85 5 75 14 14 0.064 85 6 81 10 9 0.06______________________________________
As indicated in Table 2, all four Examples have closely similar values of visible transmittance T1, and emissivity e, but the two embodiments of the invention, Examples 2 and 3, have transmittances T2 and reflectances R2 and R3 intermediate between Examples 1 and 4 for which the dereflecting layers are exclusively ZnO or TiO2, respectively. Since an automobile windshield is currently required to have a transmittance T2 of at least 70%, the increase in T2 from 72% (Example 1) to 74% (Example 2) is commercially significant because it provides a margin for reasonable tolerances at all steps of the manufacturing process.
Certain characteristics of materials which are suitable for sputtering in accordance with the present convention are shown in Table 3. These properties include the melting point (M.P.), approximate cost and index refraction of the indicated oxides. Generally, higher melting point materials enable higher deposition rates because more power can be supplied to the sputtering source without softening or deforming the sputtering target.
TABLE 3______________________________________ M.P. COST REFRACTIVEMATERIAL (�C.) ($/LB) OXIDE INDEX______________________________________Ti 1660 25 TiO2 2.7Zn 419 0.4 ZnO 2.1Sn 232 0.7 SnO2 2.0In 157 50 In2 O3Bi 271 8 Bi2 O3Si 1410 0.6 SiO 2.0______________________________________
FIG. 4 shows a plan view of an apparatus suitable for depositing the coated layers. The coating machine comprises sputtering sources 1-5, preferably of the planar magnetron type, an evacuable chamber 6 for providing a suitable low pressure sputtering environment, and a conveyor 8 for transporting substrates through the machine past the sputtering sources. Preferably, the conveyor is a series of motor driven rollers 9 which extends from the entrance through all of the chambers to the exit of the machine. The rollers inside the machine are omitted from FIG. 4. A side view of a somewhat similar machine is shown in FIG. 1 of U.S. Pat. No. 3,945,903 to Svendor et al.
The substrates to be coated are placed on the conveyor 8 and moved to the external gate 32 of an entrance lock 30. The entrance lock enables the low pressure environment of the processing chamber 40 to be maintained by having the interior gate closed 34 while the exterior gate 32 is opened to transport substrates into the lock 30. When the desired number of substrates are positioned in the lock, the external gate is closed and the chamber 30 rapidly evacuated. The lock is pumped to about 60 mT by a Roots type mechanical pump 35 backed by three mechanical pumps operating in parallel. The pressure is lowered further by switching to pumping through a plenum 36 fitted with two diffusion pumps and two air-activated poppet valves 38. The plenum is also fitted with mechanically refrigerated cold traps for removing water vapor. After the entry lock is evacuated to a pressure of approximately 0.1 mT, the interior gate 34 is opened and the substrates moved from the entry lock 30 into an entry buffer section 42. Buffer section 42 has two plenums 43 each containing three diffusion pumps and associated poppet valves.
The five sputtering sources 1-5 are preferably planar magnetron sources of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,166,018 of John S. Chapin, assigned to the assignee of the present application. The sputtering zone is evacuated via the plenums 43 and 49 connected to the two buffer sections. One sputtering gas, usually argon, is provided from a supply 62 connected to the process chamber via a first valve. A reactive sputtering gas, usually oxygen, enters the processing chamber via a second valve from a second supply 64.
When all is ready, the substrates are transported from the entry buffer past the series of sputtering sources, one or more of which are activated by individual power sources 45. The substrates are transported to the exit buffer section 48 which is fitted with two pumping plenums 49 similar to those of the entry buffer section. The sputter gas is changed and the substrates are passed back and forth through the sputtering zone 46 as necessary to deposit the required layers in the order desired. When the coating is completed, a second interior gate 52 is opened and the substrates transported into an exit lock 50. After the interior gate is closed and the lock 50 is vented to the atmosphere, the substrates are removed via a second external gate 54. The empty exit lock is then evacuated by pumps 55, 56 similar to those of the entry lock 30.
The gas supply valves, the sputtering power supplies, the gate valves, the conveyor and other operable elements of the coating apparatus may be automatically or manually controlled by conventional means, as desired. Further, means can be provided for washing, rinsing, drying and inspecting the substrates before they are coated.
A process for producing a particular coating will now be described. Targets of the appropriate materials must first be installed on the sputtering sources in the processing chamber. For example, titanium and silver cathodes may be installed in positions 1 and 3, respectively, and zinc targets may be installed in positions 2, 4 and 5. High purity target materials (99.95% Ag, 99.95% Zn and 99.8% Ti) are preferred for best results in heated windshield applications but lower purity materials may be suitable in some applications. Glass windshields or other suitable substrates are cleaned, loaded onto the conveyor and transported into the processing apparatus. In a first pass, moving to the right in FIG. 4, a layer of zinc oxide is deposited by applying power to only the three zinc sputtering sources and introducing a mixture of 95% oxygen and 5% argon into the chamber to maintain a pressure of approximately 2 mT. The sputtering power and transport speed are adjusted to produce the desired thickness. For example, a power of 79 kW applied to each of the three sputtering sources can produce a zinc oxide layer of approximately 37 nm thickness on substrates moving at the rate of 0.16 m/sec.
Thin layers of silver followed by titanium are deposited on the zinc oxide layer by changing to a non-reactive sputtering gas and transporting the substrates in the reverse direction, back towards the left in FIG. 4. With an argon atmosphere of 3 mT, a power of 17 kW applied to the silver sputtering source in position 3 and a power of 14 kW applied to the titanium sputtering source in position 1, thicknesses of 18 nm Ag and 2 nm Ti are to deposited with a conveyor speed of 0.25 m/sec. If necessary to eliminate oxygen, the titanium source can be operated for a time just before the substrates are conveyed through the sputtering zone.
The titanium layer is oxidized and this material coated with additional titanium dioxide and then zinc oxide on a third pass, moving towards the right in FIG. 4. Typically, an atmosphere of 95% oxygen and 5% argon at a pressure of about 2 mT is maintained, and a power of 90 kW is applied to the titanium cathode in position 1 and a power of 79 kw is applied to each of the three zinc sources. This is sufficient to deposit a 1 nm layer of titanium dioxide and a 35 nm layer of zinc oxide on substrates travelling at the rate of 0.14 m/sec. When the sacrificial metal covering the silver layer is titanium, it is readily incorporated into the titanium dioxide layer. Exact stoichometry is not critical.
The coated glass may then be assembled into a laminated windshield by covering the coating with a layer of plastic and then a layer of glass by conventional techniques. Normally, the windshield is installed with the top layer towards the interior of the vehicle. Alternatively, other deposited layers may be applied to the coated base. These additional layers could be a transparent hard material which will provide a scratch-resistant, protective coating. Such additional layers could be deposited by additional sputtering steps in the processing chamber or by other means.
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