International Business Machines Corporation

Deere & Company

Ecolab USA Inc.

Sentiss Pharma Private Limited

Allscripts Software, LLC

Manish Kumar Singh

Sanjay V Phanshikar

Hina Purohit

Mark A Skurla

Michael T Meschke

Mark L Mattson

Yogesh Bhole

Deepak Bahri

Corey A Noord

Seong-Hoon Yoon

Gautam Majumdar

Andrew Coleman

Jeremy B Finison

Mandar V Shah

Daniel Meier

Tarun Kumar Bera

Eric L Bortner

Brian Gorge

Kerry M Cone

Muthusamy Palanisamy Muthusamy

Nithin Chaithanya Reddy Choudary

Balaji Parthasarathy

Kalyani Bhadekar

Manish Chugh

Sai Kiran Jana

Bradley P Bogue

Kishor Deo

Avnish Verma

Mallinath Harwalkar

The present invention provides the sterilization of an ophthalmic composition comprising timolol or salt thereof optionally with pharmaceutically acceptable agent(s) wherein the sterilization is achieved through aseptic filtration technique. Further the present invention provides the sterilization process by optimising the process parameters by varying the heating time at a temperature to control the viscosity of the ophthalmic composition of present invention through aseptic filtration technique wherein the filtration is done under aseptic condition through 0.45 μm clarification pre-filter followed by 0.2μ sterilizing grade filter. The process is simple and economical.

Sterilization process of timolol gel forming solution through aseptic filtration

A spine for providing structural support for a dual rotor harvesting machine, the spine having a first surface that is solid and directed towards a first rotor configured to rotate about a first axis and a second surface that is solid and directed towards a second rotor configured to rotate about a second axis. The spine also having at least one threshing insert positioned directly on the first surface and extending longitudinally along the first axis of the spine and at least one threshing insert positioned directly on the second surface and extending longitudinally along the second axis of the spine.

Threshing spine

Apparatuses and methods of feed accelerators of agricultural harvesters include one or more convertible sections that are convertible between two or more types of agitator assemblies. The feed accelerators may include a cylindrical body that may form one or more facets, and the feed accelerators may include an exterior wall and a plurality of paddles distributed along the exterior wall. The plurality of paddles may be arranged in a plurality of rows. The agitator assemblies may include a first type that includes an agitator having sidewalls that for a geometrical shape, such as a chevron that extends from the exterior wall. A second type of agitator may include one or more paddles that may align with one or more rows formed on the exterior wall.

Feed accelerator for an agricultural harvester

An access door for a combine harvester includes a body having a top, a bottom, a first side, and a second side. The body includes a height defined between the top and the bottom and a width defined between the first side and the second side. A plurality of ribs is integrally formed in the body for adding rigidity thereto, and a deflector is integrally formed with the body and protrudes therefrom. The deflector has a top surface and a width that is substantially the same as the width of the body. The body is defined within a first plane and the top surface is defined within a second plane such that the second plane is disposed at an angle less than 90° from the first plane.

Access door with integral crop deflector for a combine harvester and method of manufacturing the same

A harvesting machine that has a first rotor rotationally coupled to a chassis, a second rotor rotationally coupled to the chassis, and a spine separating the first rotor from the second rotor. Wherein the spine has threshing inserts coupled thereto to facilitate threshing of crop processed by the first and second rotors.

A separator module for an agricultural machine. The separator module includes a feederhouse configured to receive crop from a harvesting platform, a casing enclosing a rotor positioned therein and rotatable relative to the casing for processing crop from the feederhouse, a cover extending between the feederhouse and the casing, and a noise control treatment coupled to the cover.

Separator module for an agricultural machine

Nonylphenol ethoxylates (NPEs) have been used as surfactants in a wide variety of household products and industrial applications. Despite their effectiveness as surfactants, NPEs can accumulate in the environment and adversely affect aquatic organisms. The dispersants of the present disclosure can be used to disperse oil and/or microbes while avoiding the adverse effects of NPEs. Oil and microbial fouling is of particular concern in refinery cooling towers where the water may be contaminated with oil and microbial growth can cause cooling inefficiencies among other problems. The dispersant may include an oil dispersant comprising a C-Calcohol ethoxylate, a bio-dispersant comprising a copolymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, and 2-butoxyethanol. The oil dispersant, the bio-dispersant, and the 2-butoxyethanol form a dispersant solution, and the solution does not include a nonylphenol ethoxylate.

Nonylphenol ethoxylate-free oil dispersant formulation

Methods of and systems for removing organic substance from condensate generated from an industrial evaporation process are provided. The condensate comprises water and the organic substance. The methods and systems provide solutions related to enthalpy recovery of industrial evaporation processes such as, for example, sugar cane juice evaporation processes, dairy evaporation processes, coffee processing evaporation processes, fruit juice evaporation processes, soup evaporation processes, and chemical industry evaporation processes.

Process condensate water treatment

A method includes receiving, at a healthcare platform, account registration information from a user submitted via a mobile application; receiving, at the healthcare platform, an indication of a social media account to link to the user's account; receiving, at a social media interface of the healthcare platform, a message posted by the user via the social media account which includes a command comprising a command identifier; forwarding, based on the presence of the command comprising the command identifier, the command to a command handler of the healthcare platform; retrieving, by the healthcare platform, healthcare information for the user based on the command; and communicating, by the healthcare platform, the retrieved information via text message to a cell phone number associated with the user's account.

Hashhealth system

The present disclosure relates to a formulation and a process for the removal of inorganic impurities from waste water. The formulation consists of a blend of at least one alkali metal aluminate, at least one cationic organic coagulant and optionally at least one alkalinating agent in pre-determined proportions. The process for decontamination using the afore-stated formulation includes steps such as admixing, settling, microfiltration and optionally acidification, ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis. The disclosure further provides an apparatus for the removal of inorganic impurities from waste water.

Waste water decontamination

A method, computer program product, and system for peer to peer communication is provided. The embodiment may include receiving a message from a first user intended for a second. It may include determining whether the second user is in a do not disturb (DND) state. It may also include overriding the DND state of the second user. Overriding the DND state may include receiving static message information and user characteristics. Overriding the DND state may include determining if a critical situation (critsit) exists. Overriding the DND state may include determining a message critsit value for the users. Overriding the DND state may include adding the first user and the second to a critsit users list. The embodiment may include overriding the DND state of the second user if both users are on the same list. The embodiment may include transmitting messages from the first user to the second user.

Automatic and dynamic management of instant messenger do not disturb state via enterprise application

The present invention relates to a process for manufacturing an ophthalmic formulation of a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, hydroxyl ethyl cellulose (HEC), and a beta-adrenergic antagonist for use in the treatment of ocular hypertension and glaucoma wherein the ophthalmic pharmaceutical formulation is devoid of benzalkonium chloride or any other preservatives. The present process for manufacturing is simpler, cost effective process to prepare the pharmaceutical ophthalmic formulation in a single tank, without the use of additional tanks that can be sterile filtered.

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Manish Kumar Singh