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Cerner Innovation, Inc.

Thomas F LeBlanc

Rohit Kumar

Shamseer Kk

Eric Gold

Pratyush Panigrahy

Naveen Kumar Kn

Shalini Gupta

Systems, methods, and storage media are provided that are useful in a computing environment for receiving, modifying, and transforming service level information from database servers and entities in a hosted database environment. Multiple application programming interface (API) calls are made by a database observation system to request information for multiple service level indicators from database servers belonging to multiple different entities. Database observation system receives and aggregates the information for multiple service level indicators from each of the database servers belonging to multiple different entities. The database observation system provides, within a dashboard interface, the aggregated information for each of the multiple service level indicators, individual service level indicator scores, and aggregated service level indicator scores for each of the database servers for each of the multiple entities.

Database observation system

A flow constriction device for the complete removal of condensate from steam and compressed air lines and steam-using equipment. This device incorporates the insertion of a uniquely designed convergent/divergent nozzle into a body piece. The body piece is installed within the piping system using existing means. The nozzle is protected from blockage with a screen secured at the inlet of the body piece. The dimensions of the convergent/divergent flow channel are determined for each application taking into account factors of pressure differential and the flow rate of the condensate to be removed. The design of the assembly allows for easy interchanging of the nozzle piece to meet changes in system conditions. The body of the device can be reused, and the nozzle piece can be changed without disturbing the in-line screen element.

Flow constriction device for removal of condensate

A constriction device for a steam trap of a radiator, which may replace prior art thermostatic elements and valves in the steam trap body. The device includes a nozzle body that replaces the valve, and a venturi-like constantly open passage extends through the body. The passage has a turbulence producing inlet and a turbulence reducing outlet and a connecting throat. A filter screen is carried by the nozzle body to prevent particles from being carried into the passage.

Flow constriction device in radiator steam trap

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Gardner, MA, United States of America

Thomas F LeBlanc