Ut-battelle, Inc.

Babcock & Wilcox Technical Services Y-12, LLC

David Lawrence West

Timothy Robert Armstrong

Frederick Charles Montgomery

Timothy James McIntyre

John T Simpson

Orlando Rios

Gerard Michael Ludtka

Roger Allen Kisner

Robert J Warmack

John B Wilgen

Lonnie Curt Maxey

Dennis Duncan Earl

Gail Mackiewicz Ludtka

Boyd Mccutchen Evans

Chad M Parish

Alexander M Melin

Donald M Nicholson

Athena S Sefat

An exemplary sensor system for a fuel transport vehicle can comprise a fuel marker sensor positioned between a fuel storage chamber of the vehicle and an access valve for the fuel storage chamber of the vehicle. The fuel marker sensor can be configured to measure one or more characteristics of one or more fuel markers present in the fuel adjacent the sensor, such as when the marked fuel is unloaded at a retail station. The one or more characteristics can comprise concentration and/or identity of the one or more fuel markers in the fuel. Based on the measured characteristics of the one or more fuel markers, the sensor system can identify the fuel and/or can determine whether the fuel has been adulterated after the marked fuel was last measured, such as when the marked fuel was loaded into the vehicle.

Sensor system for fuel transport vehicle

A method of making a single crystal comprises heating a material comprising magnetic anisotropy to a temperature T sufficient to form a melt of the material. A magnetic field of at least about 1 Tesla is applied to the melt at the temperature T, where a magnetic free energy difference &#x394;Gbetween different crystallographic axes is greater than a thermal energy kT. While applying the magnetic field, the melt is cooled at a rate of about 30&#xb0; C./min or higher, and the melt solidifies to form a single crystal of the material.

Iron-based composition for magnetocaloric effect (MCE) applications and method of making a single crystal

Methods of manufacturing a thermoelectric generator via fiber drawing and corresponding or associated thermoelectric generator devices are provided.

Manufacture of thermoelectric generator structures by fiber drawing

An array-type sensor that senses NHincludes non-Nernstian sensing elements constructed from metal and/or metal-oxide electrodes on an Oion conducting substrate. In one example sensor, one electrode may be made of platinum, another electrode may be made of manganese (III) oxide (MnO), and another electrode may be made of tungsten trioxide (WO). Some sensing elements may further include an electrode made of LaSrCoFeOand another electrode made of LaCrMgO.

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The present invention relates to a method for selectively detecting and/or measuring gaseous SOat a temperature of at least 500&#xb0; C., the method involving: (i) providing a SO-detecting device including an oxygen ion-conducting substrate having on its surface at least three electrodes comprising a first, second, and third electrode; (ii) driving a starting current of specified magnitude and temporal variation between the first and second electrodes; (iii) contacting the SO-detecting device with the SO-containing sample while maintaining the magnitude and any temporal variation of the starting current, wherein said SO-containing sample causes a change in the electrical conductance of said device; and (iv) detecting the change in electrical conductance of the device based on measuring an electrical property related to or indicative of the conductance of the device between the first and third electrodes, or between the second and third electrodes, and detecting SOin the SO-containing sample based on the measured change in electrical conductance.

Device and method for detecting sulfur dioxide at high temperatures

A NOsensing device includes at least one pair of spaced electrodes, at least one of which is made of a conductive oxide, and an oxygen-ion conducting material in bridging electrical communication with the electrodes.

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Combined remote control power strip with remote control

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Oak Ridge, TN, United States of America

David Lawrence West