Juniper Networks, Inc.

Lm Wp Patent Holding A/s

Lm Wind Power A/s

Shashidhar Patil

Sankar Ramamoorthi

Satyadeva Konduru

Sameer Nanajkar

Michael Wenani Nielsen

Roelof Willem Schuring

Suresh Babu Gangavaram Pandarinath

Rakesh Kumar Angural

Suresh Babu Gangavar Pandarinath

This invention relates to a dispenser device for and a method of applying a structural adhesive to an application surface on a wind turbine blade structure, wherein the dispenser device comprises a housing forming a reservoir configured to hold a surplus of structural adhesive during dispensing. The reservoir is connected to an inlet for supplying the structural adhesive and an outlet for dispensing the structural adhesive. The outlet may be a side opening arranged in an exchangeable housing part. The dispenser device may also comprise an adjustable mechanism connected to a plate member configured to be moved relative to the side opening. The operation of the adjustable mechanism is controlled via a control unit or a control element. The exchangeable housing part or adjustable mechanism enables the cross-sectional profile, the width and/or the height of the dispensed structural adhesive to be changed before or during dispensing.

Dispenser device for applying structural adhesive and a method using such a dispenser device

A network device may receive network traffic from a first device. The network device may identify, based on the network traffic and a service level agreement, stored by the network device, that a service is to be applied to the network traffic. The network device may send the network traffic to a second device, the second device using a service plane to apply the service to the network traffic. The network device may receive the network traffic from the second device, the network traffic having the service applied by the second device; and send the network traffic, having the service applied by the second device, to a third device.

External service plane

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Bengaluru, India

Shashidhar Patil