Abstract:
This invention relates to a feeding plant for fish breeding comprising a feed funnel (4) for supply of fish food to a water surface (2) by means of a feeding device including a motor driven feeding screw (20) arranged within a tube (5). The tube is provided with at least two feeding slots (9) which are arranged in a height or at a level decreasing with the distance of the slot from a feed input (22) to the screw. Each of the slots are shaped as longitudinal slots whereby the food is sprinkled successively down to the water surface along a straight line for each screw thread which passes the slot during the rotation of the screw.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a method for operating and maintaining at least one B-ISDN line between an ISDN exchange and at least one ISDN subscriber. The invention is based on the idea that considerable cost savings may be achieved without loss of overall service quality in cases where the U-interface is made identical to the standardized T-interface. The NT1 may then be realized as a passive connector (5, 15, 25). Techniques are described for carrying out all essential maintenance operations from an O & M centre at the premises of the network provider. This concept applies equally well for both electrical and optical transmission media.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for preventing or greatly reducing formation of calcareous deposits on an inert electron conducting cathode in a primary cell (1) which is based on reaction between oxygen, water and a metal anode when it is submerged in seawater and connected to a load (2). The problem of deterioration of the cell (1) caused by calcareous depositions on the cell cathode is solved by monitoring the cell voltage and/or criteria leading to changes in the cell voltage and reducing or disconnecting the load (2) if the cell voltage falls below a certain level (VL) and reconnecting the load (2) after a certain time or when the voltage rises above a certain second level (VB).
Abstract:
This invention relates to line termination for a B-ISDN network. There should be one line termination unit (LT) for each subscriber. The line terminations can be physically arranged at the premises of the network provider, together with switches and line maintenance units. The termination includes electrical as well as optical converters for both traffic and OTDR test signals. The optical transmitters (lasers) (31, 32) and optical receivers (detectors) (33, 34) are mounted on a common substrate (36). The electronic and optical components are accommodated within the same housing (46).
Abstract:
The invention relates to primary galvanic cells (batteries) for use with salt water electrolytes, such as sea water. The cell has a rod like anode made preferably of a magnesium alloy, and a cathode consisting of a stainless steel substrate coated with a catalyst for the reduction of oxygen. Examples of catalysts are cobalt spinel, cobalt nickel spinel and active carbon. The cell can be constructed with the cathode (1, 13, 29) coaxially arranged around a rod like anode (4, 12, 31).