Honeywell International Inc.

Mehabube Rabbanee Shaik

Ravi Kumar Avupati

Ataur Rahman

Swapnil Gopal Patil

Linda S Ziegler-Robinson

Nagaraju Rachakonda

Muneeswaran Mahalingam

Srinivasa Rao Bommana

Rizwan Ahmad

Praveen Kumar Palacharla

Charlotte Loomis

Antonio Vitucci

Vinatha Babyprakash

Madan Mohan Reddy Dumpala

Ranjith R

Shawn Robert Zabel

Tim Jansen

Siva Rapolu

Neeraja Sanjeev Arcot

Swetha Siddalingappa

Jesse Gately

Muneeswaran M

Robert Maynard Ghent

Vojtech Sojka

Srinivasarao Bommana

Methods, apparatuses, and systems for improving data mapping are provided. An example method may include retrieving a first plurality of data objects associated with a first database schema from a database, determining a first data classifier corresponding to the first database schema, generating a mapping specification based at least in part on the first data classifier and the first plurality of data objects, and generating a second plurality of data objects based at least in part on the first plurality of data objects and the mapping specification.

Methods, apparatuses, and systems for data mapping

Embodiments relate generally to hearing protection devices which incorporate a calibration mode which allows the user to perform a calibration test to determine an individualized hearing threshold. Embodiments of the device may also comprise a normal mode to prevent input signals greater than the individualized hearing threshold from being transmitted to the user's ear canal. In addition, embodiments may comprise a normal mode configured to limit input signals to less than or equal to a standard industry threshold in the case no calibration test has been completed by the user. This may increase user comfort and prevent hearing damage.

Calibration method for hearing protection devices

A grounding clamp () is provided for use with an overhead electrical conductor () and is operated by a user via a shotgun stick or other elongate stick or pole. The grounding damp () includes a pair of damp jaws () that, in one embodiment (), are biased towards a closed position by at least one spring () and that are driven between open and closed positions via a cam mechanism () in response to the user applying a torque force to the clamp () with the shotgun stick or other elongate stick or pole. In another embodiment, a ground clamp () includes a tightening mechanism () configured to tighten a pair of jaws (), and a ratchet mechanism () configured to allow the tightening mechanism () to be translated relative to the jaw () to any of a plurality of predetermined, linearly spaced, fixed positions to adjust the spacing between the jaws ().

Cam driven, spring loaded grounding clamp

An article of safety clothing that comprises sensors and an electronic module coupled to the sensors to detect at least one of ambient electric fields or electro-magnetic fields above a predefined threshold, whereby a wearer of the vest may be alerted to electrical hazards.

System and method for hazardous voltage detection in all directions using intelligent sensors integrated into an article of safety clothing

A hot stickis provided for applying a grounding clamp, such as a grounding clamp, to an overhead electrical conductor, such as an overhead electrical conductor. The hot stickincludes an elongate insulating pole, an electric stepper motorcarried on the pole, and an adaptermounted on the polefor rotation about an axis, with the adapteroperably connected to the electric motorto be rotated by the electric motorabout the axis. The adapterhas a receptacleconfigured to receive a rotatable memberof a grounding clamp, such as a rotatable memberof the grounding clamp, and to transfer a rotational force from the electric motorto the rotatable memberto actuate the grounding clampbetween an open condition and clamped condition of the grounding clamp

Motorized hot stick system for clamping grounding devices on overhead lines

A personal voltage detection system comprises a garment to be worn by a user and carrying a plurality of electric field sensors each facing a different direction. Each sensor comprises a transducer sensing electric field in transmitting a wireless signal representing field strength for an associated direction. An alert device is in operative communication with the plurality of sensors and comprises a control configured to monitor field strength for each sensor and determine existence of an alarm condition responsive to field strength being above a pre-select level and to generate an alarm signal indicating the associated direction of the alarm condition.

Personal wearable system that detects hazardous voltages and indicates direction of the source

A self-calibrating powered air purifying respirator (PAPR). The PAPR comprises an electric motor mechanically coupled to a blower; an air flow sensor, and a controller coupled to the air flow sensor and to the electric motor. The controller is configured to automatically execute a one-time self-calibration by driving the electric motor to a predefined operation point, receiving an indication from the air flow sensor, determining a reference parameter based on the indication from the air flow sensor, and storing the reference parameter, wherein after completion of the one-time self-calibration the controller controls the electric motor based on the stored reference parameter.

System and method of calibration in a powered air purifying respirator

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Mehabube Rabbanee Shaik