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Dc Shoes, Inc.

Abb Alstpm Power Inc.

William P Keegan

Joseph Haroutioun Abadjian

Dan McCarthy

Jungho Seo

Milton A Fong

Randall T Cauthon

Donald Dzedzy

Shoe with foxing tape and airbag window

There is provided a method of applying a weld overlay to a surface of a wastage susceptible chamber. The basic steps of the method include evaluating the post weld orientation of the surface of the wastage susceptible chamber resulting from the movement of the surface in response to the application of a weld overlay thereon and selecting characteristics of a weld overlay to be applied to the surface of the wastage susceptible chamber based upon the step of evaluating the post weld orientation of the surface of the wastage susceptible chamber. The basic steps of the method also include determining a series of weld torch engagement locations relative to the surface of the wastage susceptible chamber at which a weld torch is to be located for performing thereat welding operations which result in a weld overlay on the surface having characteristics corresponding to the predetermined weld overlay characteristics. A further basic step of the method includes positioning a weld torch at the weld torch engagement locations and controlling the weld torch to produce welds on the surface of the wastage susceptible chamber resulting in the weld overlay having characteristics corresponding to the predetermined weld overlay characteristics.

Method for applying a weld overlay to a wastage susceptible structure

A mechanical pipette having a measuring piston that controls the volume of liquid drawn into the pipette reservoir and a substantially larger piston that assures that all of the liquid in the reservoir is expelled therefrom on a discharge stroke. On the discharge stroke, a valve is opened to admit air being compressed by the larger piston into the reservoir. Means are provided to adjust the displacement of the larger piston so as to control the pressure developed by the larger piston.

Pipettes

A mechanical pipette having a fixed stroke for aspirating and discharging a predetermined volume of liquid into and from a reservoir. A measuring piston controls the volume of liquid drawn into the reservoir and a substantially larger piston assures that all of the liquid in the reservoir is expelled therefrom on a discharge stroke. On the discharge stroke, a mechanically actuated valve is opened to admit air being compressed by the substantially larger piston into the reservoir.

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Belle Harbor, NY, United States of America

William P Keegan