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Patent US6632674 - Method of testing gas detection instruments and associated apparatus - Google Patents
A method for testing gas detection instruments includes providing at least two reagents, immobilizing at least one of the reagents into a matrix material, heating the matrix material until the matrix permits movement of the reagent and generating a gas responsive to chemical reaction between the reagents....http://www.google.com/patents/US6632674?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6632674 - Method of testing gas detection instruments and associated apparatus
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US 6632674 B1
A method for testing gas detection instruments includes providing at least two reagents, immobilizing at least one of the reagents into a matrix material, heating the matrix material until the matrix permits movement of the reagent and generating a gas responsive to chemical reaction between the reagents. The gas is introduced into the sensor portion of the gas detection instrument to test the same. The reagents may each be immobilized on the matrix material with the heating serving to soften or melt the matrix material to permit chemical interaction. In a preferred embodiment, the heating is effected at about 90 to 150° C. The method may be employed to generate carbon monoxide or other gases of interest. Corresponding apparatus is provided. The apparatus may be structured to be inserted into or receive the gas detection instrument or have its output in communication therewith.
1. A method of testing gas detection instruments comprising
providing at least two reagents and a matrix material,
immobilizing at least two said reagents on said matrix material,
subsequently heating said matrix material until said matrix material permits movement of said reagents,
generating a gas responsive to a chemical reaction between said reagents, and
employing said gas to test said gas detecting instrument.
said heating of said matrix material occurs until said matrix material softens to permit movement of said reagents.
effecting said heating of said matrix material until it melts.
effecting said heating of said matrix material to about 60 to 400° C.
employing a first matrix material to immobilize a first said reagent, and
employing a second matrix material to immobilize a second said reagent.
immobilizing a first said reagent in a first portion of said matrix material, and
immobilizing a second said reagent in a second said portion of said matrix material.
7. A method of testing gas detection instruments comprising
providing at least two reagents,
immobilizing a first said reagent in a first portion of said matrix material,
immobilizing a second said reagent in a second said portion of said matrix material;
inserting a third portion of said matrix material between said first matrix portion and said second matrix portion to separate said first and second reagents;
introducing at least one of said reagents into a matrix material,
effecting said heating to a temperature of about 90 to 150° C.
employing said method to generate a gas selected from the group consisting of carbon monoxide, ammonia, chlorine, hydrogen, hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide.
employing electrically energized means to effect said heating.
employing as said at least one said reagent a reagent selected from the group consisting of a transition metal sulfide, an alkali metal sulfide, and an alkaline earth metal sulfide.
12. A method of testing gas detection instruments comprising
generating a gas responsive to a chemical reaction between said reagents,
diluting said gas; and
applying said reagent containing matrix to a substrate as a coating.
employing as said reagent at least one oxidizing agent selected from the group consisting of manganese dioxide, cerium (IV) salts, permanganate iodate chromate, chlorate and dichromate salts of alkaline metals, alkaline earth metals and tetralkyl ammonium ion.
controlling the rate of gas generation by controlling the rate of heating.
employing Bis(iron cyclopentadienyl dicarbonyl) as one said reagent, and
producing carbon monoxide as said test gas.
producing said carbon monoxide by oxidizing said Bis(iron cyclopentadienyl dicarbonyl).
18. The method of claim 10 including
employing a plurality of electrical resistors in effecting said heating, and
varying the rate of generation of said gas as a function of which said resistors are energized.
19. The method of claim 10 including
providing an electrical resistor having a thermal output which varies as a function of the amount of said resistor which is energized, and
energizing at least a portion of said resistor to generate said gas.
employing a plurality of gas-generating said elements which are reagent containing matrix material, and
selectively heating said gas-generating elements to generate gas.
employing microprocessor means to effect said selective heating.
Many types of sensor technology are used for gas detection, including electrochemical, infrared, catalytic bead (heat of combustion), and tin oxide sensors. Details of these various sensor types are discussed in standard texts such as C. F. Cullis, J. G. Firth, “Detection and Measurement of Hazardous Gases”, Heinemann, London, 1981; P. T. Mosely, J. O. W. Norris, D. E. Williams (Eds.), “Techniques and Mechanisms in Gas Sensing”, Adam Hilger, Bristol, 1991. Each of these various technologies have different advantages and weaknesses, such that the method used will depend on the gas to be detected and the application requirements.
Calibration is often a time consuming process, but for critical applications such as safety monitoring, a more frequent calibration interval may be used than is employed for a less critical application. One method commonly employed to reduce the burden of calibration is to perform a so-called “bump test”, in which the instrument is exposed to a test gas of sufficiently high concentration to activate the warning alarms for a short period of time. If the instrument alarms are actuated, then the instrument is deemed to be working correctly. However, if the instrument alarms do not actuate, then the instrument requires servicing. While calibration of the instrument is usually performed with test gases with concentrations known to a high degree of accuracy, bump tests are often performed with a more economical test gas mixture whose concentrations are known to a lower degree of accuracy.
Permeation-tubes are another commonly used device for producing calibration gases. These devices typically contain a polymeric tube containing the liquefied gas in an air stream. As the internal gas concentration is constant and the external concentration is near zero, the diffusion rate of gas through the polymeric material will be constant for a constant temperature. While permeation tubes are widely used to provide laboratory test gases, their use in field calibrators is limited due to the requirement for very tight control (e.g. +/−0.1° C.) of the temperature for accurate gas generation. Despite the difficulties, portable instruments are commercially available, e.g. from Kin-Tech, Houston Tex. Also, the use of permeation ovens is generally limited to gases that are readily available in liquid form at ambient temperature.
A gas generator has been disclosed by the present inventor in European application EP 890 837 A2 for checking a carbon monoxide gas sensor. The gas generator disclosed therein includes a resistor or resistor array with a coating containing an oxalate salt. By applying an electrical potential to one of the resistors, a rise in temperature occurs until carbon monoxide is produced as a result of thermal decomposition of the oxalate salt. The system requires temperatures in the range of about 150 to 300° C. thereby necessitating a large power supply and effective thermal insulation from the rest of the gas detection instrument. Also, it discloses solely the production of carbon monoxide.
There are many so-called “wet chemical” methods available for the laboratory scale production of gases, which are well known (The Merck Index, 12th Edition, (1996); W. M. Latimer, J. H. Hilderbrand, “Reference Book of Inorganic Chemistry, MacMillan Co., New York, 1940). Using these methods a wide variety of gases can be prepared. The difficulty in using these types of reaction for test gas generation is to prevent the mixing of the reagents prior to use, and control the mixing of the reagents when test gas is required.
The above described need has been met by the present invention.
A preferred method of the present invention for testing gas detection instruments includes providing two reagents that would react with each other chemically to produce the test gas, except that mixing of the two together adequately is resisted, either because they are both in solid form and held by the matrix, or because they are a liquid and are immobilized in a matrix material. For convenience of reference herein, either of these situations, as well as other conditions under which one or more matrix materials serve to resist mixing of two or more reagents so as to resist premature meaningful chemical reactions which create test gases will be referred to as “immobilizing” the reagent. The matrix material is subsequently heated until the matrix permits movement of one or more of the reagents resulting in generation of a gas responsive to a chemical reaction between the reagents and employing the gas to test the gas detection instrument. If desired, more than two reagents may be employed and more than a single test gas may be generated.
FIG. 1 is a partially schematic cross-sectional illustration of a form of test gas-generating apparatus of the present invention.
As used herein, the term “reagent” means a material which when chemically interacted with one or more other reagents will produce a desired test gas or gases.
Using the production of carbon monoxide gas as an example; a suitable reaction, which will produce carbon monoxide involves reaction of a transition metal carbonyl-containing complex. Many transition metal carbonyl and carbonyl containing compounds are known (F. A. Cotton, G. Wilkinson, “Advanced Inorganic Chemistry”, 5th Edition, John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1988). In most cases the carbon monoxide is easily removed from transition metal carbonyl complexes by the action of heat, oxidizing agents or light, for example. Most carbonyl complexes, however, present practical problems of low vapor pressure, instability, high reactivity or other potential hazards. For example, nickel carbonyl [Ni(CO)4], is a very toxic and volatile liquid (melting point (MP) −25° C.), and iron carbonyl [Fe(CO)5] is a yellow liquid (MP −20.5° C.) which decomposes on contact with air. While most of the carbonyl containing complexes lack the necessary chemical stability and physical form for use as a reagent in the system of the present invention, a few stable substituted carbonyl complexes do exist, which have the requisite properties. The preferred transition metal carbonyl complexes are solid at ambient temperature (<60° C.), and which are stable in air to temperatures greater than 100° C. An example of a preferred transition metal carbonyl complexes is manganese pentacarbonyl bromide [Mn(CO)5Br]; and the most preferred complex is bis(iron cyclopentadienyl dicarbonyl), [Fe(C5H5)(CO)2]2.
Bis(iron cyclopentadienyl dicarbonyl) is known in the chemical literature. It has been studied as a model compound for carbon monoxide scrambling (F. A. Cotton, G. Wilkinson, “Advanced Inorganic Chemistry”, 5th Edition, John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1988; L. J. Farrugia, L. Mustoo, Organometallics, (1992), 11, 2941) and for its reactions with other ligands (S. Zhang, T. L. Brown, Journal of the American Chemical Society (1993), 115, 1779; N. Hu, G. Nie, Z. Jin, W. Chen, Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, (1989), 377, 137). This compound has also been studied as a catalyst for the addition of halogen carbons to alkenes (R. Davis, J. L. A. Durrant, N. M. S. Khazal, T. E. Bitterwolf; Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, (1990), 386, 229) and as a catalyst for the polymerization of mercapto-organosilane resins (U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,252,932 and 4,271,289); and its use in the polymerization of cyanate ester adhesives has been disclosed in International Patent Application (PCT) WO 93/05122. It has been described using this compound, bis(iron cyclopentadienyl biscarbonyl), as a precursor for a Fischer Tropsch catalyst for alpha olefin production in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,532,229 and 4,624,967.
In heating to generate test gases, the preferred temperature range is preferably greater than the normal upper operating temperature of most gas detection instruments, +50° C. is typical, but not so high as to require excessive power or thermal insulation. The temperature range will typically be in the range of about 60° C. to 400° C., and preferably in the range of about 80 to 200° C. The most preferred range is from about 90 to 150° C.
Using carbon monoxide generation as an example, as the complex, bis(iron cyclopentadienyl biscarbonyl), is insoluble in water, an aqueous based ink or paint formulation does not facilitate reaction between the reagents. Formulation of an ink or paint also involves the inclusion of a film forming compound, the so-called “vehicle,” to bind the reagents and the matrix and hold them on to the substrate. In addition, rheology modifiers and surfactants may also be added to the ink mixture to improve the rheology of the ink mixture to facilitate application, and to mitigate any adverse effects of the vehicle and other components on the reaction between the reagents in the matrix once the matrix material is melted.
Polyethylene powder 1.5 g
Manganese dioxide 2.0 g
Bis(iron cyclopentadienyl dicarbonyl) 0.2 g
Carbopol 0.06 g
Aqueous polyurethane emulsion 3.0 ml
Sodium dodecylsulfate 0.05 g
All the ingredients are mixed together to produce a viscous ink, which can be printed or otherwise applied onto a heating element. The ink can be dried at ambient temperature, or the drying can be accelerated by gently warming in an oven at about 50° C., for example. Upon activation of the heater (after the ink has dried) to a temperature of approximately 130° C., carbon monoxide test gas will be produced. The printing of the gas-generating element can be performed by conventional means, such as by screen printing. The two reagents employed in Example 1 are manganese dioxide and bis (iron cyclopentadienyl bis carbonyl), the matrix is low density polyethylene powder, and the vehicle is an aqueous polyurethane emulsion. A small amount of Carbopol, a thickening agent, available from BF Goodrich Inc., Cleveland Ohio is added to add viscosity to the mixture, together with a small amount of sodium dodecylsulfate, a surfactant, that is added to improve the mechanical properties of the mixture and the wetting of the substrate.
The formulation in Example 1, is provided for illustration only. There are many ways in which the recipe can be modified, for example by substituting reagents, or the rheology modifier or surfactant, which are well known to those skilled in the art. Typical formulations for a wide variety of inks and other related mixtures which can be used to develop new formulations may also be found in standard texts, such as the 35 volume series, “The Chemical Formulary” from the Chemical Publ. Co., Brooklyn, N.Y.
For laboratory preparations of some of the test gases, a strong acid, such as sulfuric acid could be used. While sulfuric acid can be employed, it is a very hygroscopic liquid, and is very corrosive. Instead, solid organic sulfonic acids, such as p-toluenesulfonic acid (MP=103-106° C.) or 2-naphthalenesulfonic acid (MP=124° C.), both of which are fairly strong acids, are preferred.
2NaOH+(NH4)2SO4→Na2SO4+2NH3+2H2O (1)
Reaction (2) involves the production of chlorine by reaction of manganese dioxide with hydrochloric acid, or by reaction of manganese dioxide with a chloride salt in the presence of a strong acid.
MnO2+2MCl+2RSO3H→MnO+Cl2+2MO3SR+H2O (2)
Reaction (3) creates hydrogen by reaction of a metal with an acid to produce hydrogen and the metal salt, such as, for example, the reaction of iron powder with a strong acid.
Fe+2H+→Fe2++H2 (3)
Displacement of cyanide employing reaction (4) which involves the reaction of a strong acid with sodium cyanide.
NaCN+H+→Na++HCN (4)
Displacement of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) may be achieved by reaction (5) by the action of strong acids on metal sulfides.
FeS+2H+→Fe2++H2S (5)
Reaction of a strong acid with a sulfite salt, such as sodium sulfite, to produce sulfur dioxide is shown in reaction (6).
Na2SO3+2H+→2Na++SO2+H2O (6)
There are many other reactions, which can be used to produce desired test gases, which can be incorporated into a gas-generating element using this invention. The examples provided herein are intended for illustration only, and are not intended to limit the scope of this invention.
In a further embodiment of this invention, shown in FIG. 8, the calibration device 40 can contain an additional gas sensor 51, which is sensitive to the gas to be generated. This sensor is located within gas flow path 52, between the gas-generating unit 45 and the cavity 42 wherein the gas detection instrument 41 is inserted. The gas sensor 51 is connected to conventional electronics (not shown), similar to that used in the present art for gas detection instruments. The art of construction of gas sensors and detection instruments is well known in the prior art, as illustrated by the following citations (S. C. Chang, J. R. Stetter, C. S. Cha, Talanta, (1993), 40, 461; C. F. Cullis, J. G. Firth, (Eds.) “Detection and Measurement of hazardous Gases”, Heinemann, London, 1981; P. T. Moseley, J. Norris, D. E. Williams, “Techniques and mechanisms in gas Sensing” Adam Hilger, Bristol, 1991; J. C. Fidler, J. P. Bobis, W. R. Penrose, J. R. Stetter, U.S. Pat. No. 5,198,771; J. M. Fruhwald, in U.S. Pat. No. 4,642,172; and G. J. Jones, H. A. Buckenham, B. S. Hobbs, P. Gotley, in U.S. Pat. No. 4,776,203). Gas sensor 51 serves to provide a measure of the gas concentration produced by the gas-generating unit 45, after dilution with the air flow from pump 47. By calibrating the sensor 51 with a gas of known concentration, the reading on the display 53 will indicate the concentration of the gas produced by the calibration device 40. If the concentration of gas coming out of the calibration device 40 is known, then the calibration device 40 can be used to calibrate gas detection instruments 41. Subsequently, the calibration device 40 can be used as a source of calibration gas for the calibration of gas detection instruments or other devices requiring a known concentration of test gas. If the output from the gas-generating unit 45 does change with time, especially if the same gas-generating element 33 is used for a long duration, the concentration shown in the display 53 will decrease and the user can then adjust the calibration of the gas detection instrument 41 accordingly.
A representation of the circuit is shown in FIG. 9. The user selects a set-point with dial 54 (FIG. 8), which determines the value of the set-point 61. This set-point may be displayed as a reading in units of gas concentration (e.g. parts per million) on the display 53, as an aide to the user. Power is applied to the gas-generating unit 34, and the gas produced reaches the gas sensor 51. The sensor circuit 62 drives the sensor 51, and provides a signal at its output 63, which is connected to a comparator 64. The signal from the sensor 51 which is introduced at the comparator input 65 is compared with the signal from the setpoint 61 which is introduced at the other input 66 of comparator 64. If the signal at the comparator input 65 corresponding to the gas concentration is greater than the signal at the input 66, then the output 67 from the comparator 64 will be set to a logical state to stop production of the gas by the gas-generating unit 34. If the signal at the comparator input 65 corresponding to the gas concentration is less than the signal at the input 66, then the output 67 from the comparator 64 will be set to a logical state to increase production of the gas by the gas-generating unit 34. The output 67 from the comparator 64 is connected to the gas-generating element control circuit 68. The gas-generating control circuit 68 takes the logical signal from the output 67 of the comparator 64 and provides a suitable waveform, selection of individual elements 33, (if the gas-generating unit 34 comprises an array of gas-generating elements 33 is being used), and amplification to drive the gas-generating unit 34. Variations in the specific circuits disclosed herein may be, if desired, found in standard texts. See for example, P. Horowitz , W. Hill, “The Art of Electronics”, 2nd Edition, Cambridge University Press, 1989.
Concentration of gas=Rate of production of gas from generator/gas flow rate
The range of air to gas mixtures will vary with the gas type and application. Employing carbon monoxide as an example, the typical concentrations to calibrate a carbon monoxide sensor vary from 25 to 500 ppm, with a gas flow rate varying from 0.20 to 2 liters per minute. The rate of carbon monoxide generation corresponding to 25 ppm at 0.2 l/min is 2×10−7 moles/s, or ˜6 μg/s carbon monoxide. The rate of carbon monoxide generation corresponding to 500 ppm at 2 l/min is 4×10−5 moles/s, or ˜1 mg/s carbon monoxide.
Power=I 2 R=E 2 /R
Increasing the electrical power delivered to the heater can increase the output from a gas-generating unit.
i 2 R 1 >i 2 R 2 >i 2 R 3 >i 2 R 4
Therefore provided the thermal mass, thermal conductivity and emissivity of the four resistors and their environs are similar, then the relative temperature (T) of the four resistors will be respectively:
T 1 >T 2 >T 3 >T 4.
At low potential, test gas would be produced from coated resistor R1, but not from the other coated resistors, and as the potential was increased, test gas would be produced from successive resistors, until all four resistors were at a sufficient temperature to release test gas from the gas-generating mixture.
dP/dA=i 2 iρh 2 /D 2 tL 2
where P is power, A is area, ρ is bulk resistivity, h is the length between the tip of triangle 82 and the lower flat edge 83, D is the length of the lower flat edge 83, t is the thickness, and L is the length up the triangle heater 81 from the tip 82 to the flat edge 83. L varies from zero at the tip of the triangle 82 to L equals h at the lower flat edge 83. From this relationship, it is clear that since L2 is in the denominator, that the power (heat produced) per unit area of the heater 81 varies as the square of the distance along the axis from the lower flat edge 83 to the tip 82. If a potential is applied between the tip 82 and the lower flat edge 83 of the triangle heater 81, then this square relationship of L will give a very large temperature profile along the length of the heater 81. From this discussion, it has been shown that the geometry of the heating element 81 can also be used to control the temperature of the heating element 81. Controlling the temperature allows the amount of test gas generated to be controlled, by controlling the electrical power supplied to the heater. The triangular shape and thermal analysis of the heater 81 is provided to illustrate that the geometry can be used to control the temperature. Other geometric shapes can be used, if desired.
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Locker Room Report: Wolfpack PlayersAustin Johnson01/20/2010RALEIGH, N.C. -- Several NC State players met with the media after the Pack's 88-74 win over No. 6 Duke.
Scott Wood "Huge... they played about as hard as they can."
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Euthanasia? Not a simple question
Chris De Burgh once famously sang — “Oh here we go again, we’re divided from the start... It’s the classical dilemma between the head and the heart.”
india Updated: Mar 06, 2011 00:58 IST
Muddassir Usmani
That’s where Aruna Shanbaug and the issue of legalisation of euthanasia have left me today. Divided. My heart’s asking me to see the beauty of life while my head’s reasoning with me for the cause of a dignified death.
So I decide to hear out my head first and it asks me to imagine this:
You are lying in a government hospital bed wanting to scratch your back because the bed sores make it itch like crazy. Your stomach is growling and you wish you could get your hands on your mother’s famous biryani. The excruciating pain is getting worse as the painkiller from last night is wearing off. You want to speak, you want to cry and you want to scream. But you can’t do any of this because the doctors (and fate) have given you a grim diagnosis : persistent vegetative state with no hope of recovery. And the worst part is — you have been this way for the past 37 years of your life.
This is a small peek into the life (or the lack of it) of Aruna Shanbaug. What has she done to deserve this life-long sentence of persistent pain? Isn’t a dignified death nobler than a torturous, dependent life? We squeal in pain when our hand gets jammed in a door. Imagine feeling that pain for the rest of your life.
Before I can start forming any opinions, my heart starts tugging at me asking me to hear its side of the story now.
How can anyone have the right to take someone else’s life? How can you dehumanise people by calling them ‘a vegetable’? Is it because it is easier to let go of a vegetable?
You can’t get emotionally attached to a cucumber, can you? Isn’t it proof of a will to live if these patients have survived all these years? And even if euthanasia is legalised, what is the guarantee that people will not misuse it for ulterior motives? These patients have suffered so much pain in their lives.
The last thing they need is to be told that after all these years, now they’re suddenly burdensome. They need to be embraced, not abandoned. Nurtured, not murdered.
So now I’m left wondering if mercy-killing should be legaliaed. I’ve come to the conclusion that the answer can’t be a simple ‘yes’ or a ‘no’.
There are layers to this argument. The attorney general has announced in the Supreme Court that euthanasia is “un-Indian”. To me, this seems like an escapist route.
It is not about brushing the issue under the carpet, but rather dealing with it. The apex court would do well to form a special legal division which decides on all the euthanasia pleas.
Moreover, a special framework could be devised to prevent any misuse of the law. But most important, the subjective moral judgment of any government, medical or religious figure should be preceded by the emotional welfare of the patient.
It seems that in this race between the head and the heart, the head seems to be winning. Just about.
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+*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/MiscPages/churches.html Austin County, Texas Churches] ~Austin County, TXGenWeb +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/EarlyChurch/earlychurchrecords.htm Early Church Records of Austin County]~partial record listing. *[http://www.churchangel.com/texas.htm Texas Christian Church Directory ]~ ChurchAngel *[http://www.churchangel.com/texas.htm Texas Christian Church Directory ]~ ChurchAngel *[http://www.dioceseofbmt.org/parishes/index.html Catholic Parishes in Texas] *[http://www.dioceseofbmt.org/parishes/index.html Catholic Parishes in Texas]
+*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/1890/1890Tax.htm Assessment Roll of Austin County, Texas for the Year 1890] ~Austin County, TXGenWeb
−*[[Www.hiddenancestors.com/museums.html|Texas Museums]]  ~  List of all museums in Texas  ~  Hidden Ancestors+*[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/museums.html Texas Museums]  ~  List of all museums in Texas  ~  Hidden Ancestors +*[http://www.austincounty.com/ips/cms/CountyHistory.html Austin County History] +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/Pioneers/PioneerIndex.htm Pioneers of Austin County]~Austin County TXGenWeb +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/MiscPages/sheriffs.html Sheriffs of Austin County]~Austin County TXGenWeb
−[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/maps.html Historical Maps]  ~  From the Republic to the Turn of the Century  ~  Hidden Ancestors +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/1880CensusMap.html 1880 Census Map] ~Austin County, TXGenWeb − +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/1850CensusMap.html 1850 Census Map] ~Austin County, TXGenWeb −[http://www.txgenweb.org/tx/txmap.htm Texas Counties Map]. Click on the county to go to the Texas Genweb site +*[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/maps.html Historical Maps] From the Republic to the Turn of the Century ~ Hidden Ancestors +*[http://www.txgenweb.org/tx/txmap.htm Texas Counties Map]. Click on the county to go to the TXGenWeb site
*[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/military.html Military Resources] ~ Links to research Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/military.html Military Resources] ~ Links to research Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/fallen_heroes.htm Fallen Heroes]  ~  Partial Index of casualties from Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/fallen_heroes.htm Fallen Heroes]  ~  Partial Index of casualties from Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors −*[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/veterans/veterans.htm Honoring Our Veterans] ~ Partial index of veterans from Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors+*[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/veterans/veterans.htm Honoring Our Veterans] ~ Partial index of veterans from Civil War to Operation Enduring Freedom ~ Hidden Ancestors +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/Military/Military.htm Veterans of Austin County, Texas] An internet memorial for the patriotic citizens of Austin County, Texas~Austin County, TXGenWeb
−*[http://www.statesman.com/ Austin American Statesman]+*[http://www.sealynews.com/ Sealy News], serving Sealy and Austin County. −*[http://www.austinchronicle.com/ Austin Chronicle] −*[http://www.austinmonthly.com/ Austin Monthly] −*[http://www.austinnews.net/ Austin News] *[http://www.dailytexanonline.com/ Daily Texan] *[http://www.dailytexanonline.com/ Daily Texan]
+*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/Notice/Funeral_Notices.html Pete E Etlinger Funeral Home of Bellville Notices 1966 - 1978] ~Complete Index~Austin County, TXGenWeb +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/Bobit/Bellville_Obits_Mainpage.html Obituaries of Austin County, Texas] Partial listing of obituaries published in Austin County, Texas~Austin County, TXGenWeb *[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/obituaryresources.html Obituary Resources] ~ Links to research and locate obituaries ~  Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.hiddenancestors.com/obituaryresources.html Obituary Resources] ~ Links to research and locate obituaries ~  Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/obits/tx/obitstx.htm USGenWeb Archives Obituary Project]  ~  Texas *[http://www.usgwarchives.net/obits/tx/obitstx.htm USGenWeb Archives Obituary Project]  ~  Texas Line 94:
+*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/1890/1890Tax.htm Assessment Roll of Austin County, Texas for the Year 1890] Austin County TXGenWeb
−*[http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=collectionDetails;t=searchable;c=1375599 Texas Death Index 1964 to 1998] [no images] Name index to Texas Statewide Death Certificates or four million people who have died since 1964. +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/Births/Birth_Index.htm Birth Records of Austin County, Texas 1867-1930]~Complete list of Birth Records of Austin County, Texas~Austin County, TXGenWeb −*[http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=collectionDetails;t=searchable;c=1320964 Texas Death Records 1890 – 1976 [with images]]
Name index and images of statewide death certificates, 1890-1976. The name index has been created by FamilySearch and is tied to images of the Texas death certificates. Few certificates are available prior to 1903. +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/EarlyMarriages/Early.htm Early Marriages of Austin County, Texas 1824-1920] ~Complete Index~Austin County, TXGenWeb +*[http://www.rootsweb.com/~txaustin/LateMarriages/Late.htm Austin County Marriages 1921-1974] ~ Complete Index ~ Austin County, TXGenWeb +*[https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://hr-search-api:8080/searchapi/search/collection/1375599 Texas Death Index 1964 to 1998] [[Texas, Death Index, 1964-1998 (FamilySearch Historical Records)]] Name index to Texas Statewide Death Certificates or four million people who have died since 1964. +*[https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://www.familysearch.org/searchapi/search/collection/1320964 Texas Death Records 1890 – 1976 [with images]]
Name index and images of statewide death certificates, 1890-1976. The name index has been created by FamilySearch and is tied to images of the Texas death certificates. Few certificates are available prior to 1903. *[http://www.texas.hiddenancestors.com/texas_marriage_records.htm Texas Marriage Records  1966 - 2005]  ~  Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.texas.hiddenancestors.com/texas_marriage_records.htm Texas Marriage Records  1966 - 2005]  ~  Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.texas.hiddenancestors.com/texas_divorce_records.htm Texas Divorce Records  1968 - 2005]   ~  Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.texas.hiddenancestors.com/texas_divorce_records.htm Texas Divorce Records  1968 - 2005]   ~  Hidden Ancestors *[http://www.usgwcensus.org/states/texas/ USGenWeb Census Project] ~ Texas  1850 - 1930 *[http://www.usgwcensus.org/states/texas/ USGenWeb Census Project] ~ Texas  1850 - 1930
−== Societies and Libraries ==+*[http://www.txgenweb2.org/txaustin/index.htm Austin County, TXGenWeb]
+ +Bellville Public Library
12 W Palm St
Bellville, TX 77418
Phone: (979) 865-3731
[http://bellvillelibrary.org/ Website] + +
Virgil & Josephine Gordon Memorial Library
917 N Circle Dr
Sealy, TX 77474
Phone: (979) 885-7469
[http://www.vjgordonmemoriallibrary.org/ Website] + +
Austin County Library System
6730 Railroad St
Wallis, TX 77485
Phone: (979) 478-6813
[http://www.knoxmemoriallibrary.org/ Website] −**[http://www.daddezio.com/society/hill/SH-TX-NDX.html Society Hill]  ~  Links and addresses to Texas genealogical and historical societies+
 −== Web Sites ==+==== Family HIstory Centers ====
−*[http://txgenweb.org/ TXGenWeb project]. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the county. +*[[Introduction to LDS Family History Centers]] −*[http://www.hiddenancestors.com Hidden Ancestors]  Information on Texas genealogy research as well as genealogy research in general. +*[[Austin Texas Family History Center]]
−*[http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermainframeset.asp?display=localitydetails&subject=193127&subject_disp=Texas%2C+Aransas&columns=*,0,0 Family History Library Catalog] −*[http://www.cyndislist.com/tx.htm Cyndi's List ~ Texas] +1000 E Rutherford Ln
Austin, Travis, Texas, United States
Phone: 512-837-3626
Hours: M,T,Th & Sat 10am-1pm; W 9am-3pm, & 6pm-8:30pm
Closed: all major holidays

 +*[[Austin Texas Oak Hills Family History Center]]
+5201 Convict Hill Rd
Austin, Travis, Texas, United States
Phone: 512-892-6483
Hours: Tues, Wed, Sat,10am-2pm; Wed. 6pm-9pm
Closed: Closed July 4th Weekend, Thanksgiving Week, Christmas Holidays - December 20 through January 1, 2011

 +== Web Sites ==
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Many fear that the labor pinch may signal bottlenecks in other parts of the economy. It is already being felt in the information technology sector.With the number of technology jobs expected to nearly double to 1.7 million in the next four years, companies are scrambling to find fresh engineering talent and to upgrade the schools that produce it.Some companies are training faculty members themselves, offering courses tailored to industry needs and improving college labs and libraries. They are rushing to get first choice of would-be engineers long before they have completed their course work. And they are fanning out to small, remote colleges that almost no one had heard of before. The country’s most successful technology concerns can no longer afford to hire only from the most prestigious Indian universities. Nor can they expect recent graduates to be ready to hit the shop floor. Most companies require in-house training of anywhere from two to six months.Demand is beginning to be felt on the bottom line. Entry-level salaries in the software industry have risen by an average of 10 to 15 percent in recent years. And Nasscom, which helps companies wanting to outsource find workers, forecasts a shortage of 500,000 professional employees in the technology sector by 2010.The labor crunch is starting to pop up across the service economy. ICICI, the country’s largest financial services company, announced plans to hire up to 40,000 workers in the next three years.The Retailers Association of India said in July that its fast-expanding industry would need nearly 115,000 workers in the next six months. Reuters reported in October that Google was having trouble finding Indian workers proficient in the languages and design technologies used in the latest generation of Web sites.This year, India’s largest software company, Tata Consultancy Services, plans to add 30,000 people to its current work force of 72,000. So it was that on a recent afternoon a four-man team from the company roamed the halls of a college founded by a local textile magnate in this small south Indian outpost.The team came to Tiruchengode with the goals of selecting its next generation of software programmers and assessing how, in the short term, the company could help the college churn out more of what it needed. “These are the guys who are going to write my Windows 2010,” as one of the recruiters put it.
“We can’t afford to let talent go” was the verdict of A. K. Pattabiraman, a member of the team.They grilled professors and administrators: How many faculty members have doctorates? Why did so many students have incompletes by the time they entered their fourth and final year? What software programs do they use for the class in mechatronics — a combination of mechanics, information technology and electronics?They tested the students’ ability to reason and speak, tossing out debate topics, like democracy versus dictatorship, and science quiz questions, like what happens to an iron rod put in a beaker of nitric acid.They sampled the offerings at the college library and the English language lab.The exercise was part of an elaborate process by the company to assess whether this campus, the K. S. Rangasamy College of Technical Education, can be added to the pool of colleges from which to recruit.
In the past, Tata Consultancy Services needed only to turn to the top engineering schools in the country: the nine campuses of the Indian Institutes of Technology and a few others gaining admission can be more difficult than getting into the Ivy League. Today the list includes 209 institutions, many of them, like this one, brand-new private colleges that have emerged to meet the need. Mr. Rangasamy, the college’s founder, is himself the product of the Indian economic expansion. His factories produce tablecloths and bedsheets for Kmart and Marriott.Mr. Rangasamy himself has no more than a fourth-grade education and speaks not a word of English. But the cluster of colleges he has built educate nearly 12,000 students. Of those, nearly 3,600 study software engineering, and most of them, college officials say, are the first in their families to attend college.The imprimatur of Tata Consultancy would clearly be a prize for the college, and the campus was festooned with flowers and banners welcoming the company team. To be certified as part of the company’s pool would mean that its students would have a chance of getting a job even before graduation, and other perks for the college — faculty training, course materials, research opportunities for teachers and students.The number of technical schools in India, including engineering colleges, has more than tripled in the last 10 years, according to the All India Council of Technical Education. Most are privately run.A new kind of institution has emerged to offer intensive English language training and instruction in technical skills required for the workplace for those between college and career. They are called finishing schools, and Nasscom is rolling out its own by early next year.
In the end, the Rangasamy college did not fit the company’s bill. The team found deficiencies in the way basic subjects were taught and deemed the students to be average.Higher education is still available only to a tiny slice of India’s young. No more than 10 percent of Indians ages 18 to 25 are enrolled in college, according to official figures. Nearly 40 percent of Indians over the age of 15 are illiterate.The industry is lobbying hard to allow private investment in Indian higher education. Right now the government allows only nonprofit ventures, and often they are of varying quality or are the brainchildren of politically connected entrepreneurs.The Commerce Ministry has recently floated the idea of private foreign investment in higher education. Indians account for among the largest groups of foreign students in the United States, and India increasingly sends students to other countries, like Australia and Canada.Nandan M. Nilekani, the chief executive of Infosys, one of India’s biggest providers of technology and back-office services to Western companies, calls the situation a crossroads for his country.With more than half of its population under 25, he said, India could educate its young and open job opportunities for them, or be left with a large, potentially restive pool of unskilled, unemployable youth. “It is a golden opportunity,” he said, “which can be frittered away if we don’t do the right thing.”India’s young engineers are earning salaries unimaginable in their parents’ day.They have been preparing intensely as well. Many have been writing code since they were teenagers, or slogging through stiffly competitive exams to get into reputable engineering schools.Naini Gomes, 22, landed a job with Infosys at the end of her third year in college. That was not unusual on her campus, an engineering college with a strong reputation in Bangalore. “Everybody was sitting with at least two jobs,” Ms. Gomes said.The sense of opportunity, in fact, can inject an unnerving self-confidence in Indians of Ms. Gomes’s generation.

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A full parking lot is always a good sign at a restaurant, but the thought of negotiating the full lot to find a spot was overwhemling. We were seated immediately in a very cozy dining room just behind the bar. The wait staff was incredibly attentive (considering how busy the restaurant was) and knowlegable. Cocktails were ordered all-around. I have to suggest the cleverly named Miller Thyme cocktail, a gin drink with lemon and a thyme-infused simple syrup - very refreshing. I ordered a seasonal appetizer that was the special that evening, butternut squash with a roasted kale leaf and a shaving of parmesan on a slice of warm sourdough baguette. Unbelievable flavor combination. Of course I sampled everyone else's appetizer and highly recommend the farm egg in celery cream - amazingly rich and creamy. I chose the grilled GA mountain trout with creamed potatoes and a sprinkling of the most fantastic crumbled bacon that I have ever put in my mouth. The trout was very flavorful and beautifully cooked. I also tasted bites of my fellow diners' entrees including, the heritage pork chop and the griddled chicken. These dishes were also full of flavor and served alongside fresh, seasonal braised and roasted vegatables. The table shared 4 desserts: a plum crisp (just the right blend of sweet and tart combined with a crumbly topping), a gluten-free almond buckwheat cake (nice alternative), a terrific apple-pecan cake, and my personal favorite, a fudge brownie with homemade ice cream. Owners Chef Satterfield and Neal McCarthy took the time to stop by our table (and the tables of many other diners) to thank us for choosing Miller Union. Straightforward food prepared with an appreciation and respect for fresh, seasonal, high-quality ingredients. I cannot wait to go back. Two Urban Licksfelicia m. ratedThis place was the ultimate experience for out of state visitors. My friends and I are all about the true dining experience. We love chic eateries with amazing decor that put such a big smile on your face when you walk in. I love to feel like I'm in a movie when I am out dining and this place did just that. When you pull up to the establishment you are a little confused because it looks like you just pulled up to a garage shipping dock. Parking wasn't anywhere insight so we paid for valet. Shortly there after we walked into an amazing restaurant that is mouth dropping. It has a very urban New York sophisticated upscale hipster appeal. The bar tender was very well versed in her knowledge of cocktails so we took her suggestions for drinks. The restaurant is very large in size. We decided to sit outside on their amazing patio surrounded by trendy lofts and a beautiful landscape of rich greenery. Their outside dining was absolutely one of the best experiences I have had. The weather was even great in November of 2014. The drinks are a bit pricey as it is upscale dining, but I experience is well worth. We only stayed for drinks as we were just looking for place to kick back and have a few cocktails. I totally recommend this place as a date night restaurant or a girls in the city night out with your with your closest friends. I will definitely visit this place the next time that I am in Atlanta. The service was a plus. This place is definitely an attraction for Atlanta visitors.Wisteriaalice75 ratedI love this place!My brother and I ate at Wisteria last week, and as always, it rocked my world. My favorite server, Jeffrey, was there to take care of us, and he continues to amaze. He remembered me from my visit a few weeks ago, and asked if I'd like to start with a green tea mojito like I did on my last visit. Of course I took him up on it--it's one of the tastiest cocktails I've ever had. I get such a kick out of servers having such great memories! Jeffrey is definitely a pro. Dinner was delicious, of course. I tried the duck for the first time and loved it. 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Patent USD281568 - Beverage dispenser cabinet - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentswww.google.comhttp://www.google.com/patents/USD281568?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent USD281568 - Beverage dispenser cabinetAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUSD281568 SPublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/525,107Publication dateDec 3, 1985Filing dateAug 22, 1983Publication number06525107, 525107, US D281568 S, US D281568S, US-S-D281568, USD281568 S, USD281568SInventorsRobert D. Bruffey, Jr., Samuel C. Crosby, Lorraine E. Gaunt, George H. HooverOriginal AssigneeThe Coca-Cola CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManNon-Patent Citations (3), Referenced by (2), Classifications (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetBeverage dispenser cabinet
US D281568 SAbstract available in Images(6) Claims(1)
The ornamental design for a beverage dispenser cabinet, as shown and described.
Non-Patent CitationsReference1Restaurants & Institutions, Jun. 1, 1982, p. 62-0, Cornelius SF-1 Valve Adv., Dispenser Machines left col. middle panel, right col. middle & top panel.2Sitco Adventure Post Mix Beverage Dispenser, �1982, Cornelius Co., Model #41-6555, (5 Dole� Valves).3The Dole D-325C Flyer, Alco Dispensing Systems, Bev. machine shown.Referenced byCiting PatentFiling datePublication dateApplicantTitleUS6708741Aug 24, 2000Mar 23, 2004Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc.Beverage dispenserUSD697753 *Jul 2, 2012Jan 21, 2014Schroeder Industries, Inc.Bar gun* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. ClassificationD07/308RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services

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Computational Fluid Dynamics Requirements at the Naval Postgraduate School : Hirsch, Charles : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive
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Computational Fluid Dynamics Requirements at the Naval Postgraduate School by Hirsch, Charles Published October 1986
*FLUID DYNAMICS, *REQUIREMENTS, *COURSES(EDUCATION), COMPUTATIONS, COMPUTERS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS Page-progression lrScanningcenter sanfranciscoMediatype textsShiptracking y0444Format_extent 55 p.Type Technical ReportIdentifier_npsreport NPS67_86-007CRIdentifier computationalflu14hirsScanner scribe1.sanfrancisco.archive.orgPpi 350Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark IIOperator associate-veronica-romero@...Scandate 20130220173027Republisher associate-karina-martinez@...Imagecount 64Identifier-access http://archive.org/details/computationalflu14hirsIdentifier-ark ark:/13960/t3pv7ts7qOcr ABBYY FineReader 8.0Sponsordate 20130228
The needs for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in connection with student and faculty activities in the engineering departments at NPS are reviewed. Emphasis is placed on internal, propulsion related flows. Currently available CFD codes are also reviewe
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A Pair of Veterans and a Rookie Stop Dodger SlideTot Holmes06/28/2005Returning home from a road trip that saw them win two of 13 games, the Dodgers turned to J.D. Drew and Jeff Kent, who did not play in the final game in Anaheim Sunday, provided all the offense D.J. Houlton needed to dump the league-leading Padres 5-4 in front of 47,588 at Dodger Stadium. Drew, who missed the previous five games with a sore knee, reached base in all four of his at-bats and scored twice and Kent went 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI.
After allowing four early runs, Houlton (4-1) went seven strong innings and gave up only two hits after the second inning.
Kent's two-run home run in the third inning came with the Dodgers trailing 4-1, and kept the game from slipping away.
But the big blow came in the fifth inning, with San Diego still leading 4-3. Antonio Perez scuffed a single to third to lead off the inning and Drew followed with a double to the gap in left-center field that easily scored Perez from first base to tie the game.
A passed ball moved Drew to third, and then Kent dropped a looper over the head of the shortstop for a 5-4 lead.
Kent, who leads the Dodgers in home runs (15) and RBI (58) and likely will be the National League's starting second baseman in next month's All-Star Game.
Drew also singled in the first and walked in the third and the fifth. Drew said he continues to have pain in the knee, but that it had been deemed stable enough to allow him to play.
Houlton allowed four runs (three earned), five hits and one walk and struck out five. He allowed a pair of solo home runs, but over his final five innings, he was close to untouchable, throwing his curveball for strikes.
He has become an unlikely stopper in the Dodger rotation and has three of their last four wins.
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