Rieke Packaging Systems Limited

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Ashish Singh

Simon Christopher Knight

Gaurang Mittal

Pratham Pal

Hemant Ramesh Gaikwad

Rahul Deo Vishwakarma

Techniques described herein relate to methods and systems for thermal management of a thermal environment. The method may include using thermal data items from computing devices and time series analysis to predict future thermal values for the thermal data items; performing a clustering analysis using the predicted future thermal values to assign cluster labels to the computing devices; using the cluster labels and the predicted future thermal values to assign predicted thermal status labels to the computing devices; assigning a confidence value to the predicted thermal status labels and ranking the computing devices based on the confidence values; performing an analysis to determine a thermal data item contributing to the assigned thermal status; and sending the results to a thermal environment administrator.

Systems and methods for device thermal management using dynamic ranking of device cooling needs

A dispenser pump has a plunger operable in a body including an outer cylinder body having a vent opening in its sidewall and a body insert fitting into the top of the outer body and providing an external collar through which the plunger stem operates. The body insert has lock-down threads to lock down the plunger for shipping. The insert also has formations for blocking or unblocking the vent opening by rotation between the outer body and body insert, driven by rotation of the plunger head which makes a catch engagement with the top of the body insert. This plunger head rotation is the locking or unlocking action for the plunger lock-down. Blocking the vent during shipping reduces leakage.

Dispenser pumps and dispensers

A dispenser pump has a plunger () operable in a body including an outer cylinder body () having a vent opening () in its sidewall and a body insert () fitting into the top of the outer body and providing an external collar through which the plunger stem operates. The body insert () has lock-down threads () to lock down the plunger for shipping. The insert () also has formations for blocking or unblocking the vent opening () by rotation between the outer body () and body insert (), driven by rotation of the plunger head () which makes a catch engagement with the top of the body insert (). This plunger head rotation is the locking or unlocking action for the plunger lock-down. Blocking the vent during shipping reduces leakage.

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Uttar Pradesh, India

Ashish Singh