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International Business Machines Corporation

James B Anderson

James Richard Wason

Charles B Harvey, Jr

Francis L Fitzpatrick

Herman Mitchell

Adrienne Tin

Ian Douglas Buchanan

Joseph Roberts Sparling

Patrick J Anderson

William M Hans

Aziz Khadbai

Derrick D Anderson

The present invention teaches a three-step method for an aqua based chemical composition for flame retardation. The composition comprises: Sodium Borate, Boric Acid, Guanylurea Phosphate, Hydrogen Peroxide, Magnesium Chloride, and Sodium Silicate. The referenced salts are dissolved in distilled water, and the resultant flame retarding solution is coated on substrate surfaces to be protected against flame retardation. The flame retarding composition solution from step-1 alone may be used on non-prepared substrate surfaces. The flame retarding composition solution fully satisfies the Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) 25.853(a) vertical burn test, and Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) 25.853(d) heat release test. The utility of the present invention extends to numerous commercial and non-commercial applications.

Method of preparation and application for flame retarding composition

A Complex Object class is provided for grouping hierarchically unrelated objects, i.e. objects which are unrelated to each other as parent and child objects, into Complex Objects in an object oriented computing environment. Each Complex Object includes a Complex Object Member frame, containing pointers to associated hierarchically unrelated objects, and Complex Object methods for performing actions on the hierarchically unrelated objects as a group. Accordingly, an object manager can send action messages to the Complex Objects to perform actions on the associated hierarchically unrelated objects using the associated Complex Object methods. As a result, customized programming for defining and utilizing Complex Objects is greatly reduced.

System and method for supporting complex objects in an object oriented

A system and method for controlling versions of selected objects in an object oriented computing system includes a common logical key attribute in each version of an object, which is used to identify all versions of an object. The object frame of each version also includes a unique combination of an insert sequence attribute and an extract sequence attribute. The unique combination of insert sequence attribute and extract sequence attribute allows the selection of a unique version of an object based on time. In order to select one or more versions of an identified object, a version time is converted into a selection sequence value. The selection sequence value is then compared to the insert sequence attributes and extract sequence attributes in order to select at least one of the versions of the selected objects. Each version may also include a perspective attribute for providing another selection criteria for selecting one or more versions of an object.

System and method for controlling versions of objects in an object

A valve adapted to be disposed in a conduit for a flowing substance which may be a liquid or gas comprises a lower valve housing for allowing fluid under pressure to enter the valve. As flow under pressure enters the valve body it forces a float ball to float inside the valve body. When a rupture in the conduit occurs and allows the flowing substance to exceed the normal amount of pressure, the float ball rises to and engages an upper valve housing ball seat where the float ball sits thereby sealing and shutting off the valve from escape of the flowing substance. When the problem has been rectified, the valve can be reactivated by removing a lock member and simply pressing a reset button.

Resettable automatic shut-off valve

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