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Pulse Capturing Mechanism(PCM) Page Views: 228 Sustainable Technology
Amith Masade, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra., NA IN Votes: 5 10/17/2008

Imagine a train running through a tunnel illuminates the tunnel... this can happen. Be it boxing punch, exerciser stroke, passing men/vehicles over a sinkable bump or railway-car over a track, or any vibrating machines, there is always a force pulse available with corresponding displacement. PCM is a simple mechanism designed to harness the energy of this pulsating force... even in case of infrequency pulses (conditions apply). PCM is quite safe to install, operate and maintain.


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Docking Mechanism With Power/Data/Fluid Transfer for Autonomous Spacecraft Assembly Page Views: 98 Machinery/Equipment
Paul Oppenheimer, Pacific Grove, CA US Votes: 6 10/13/2008

Spacecraft docking is a mission necessity in space technology. Docking allows for materials transfer: people, cargo, supplies etc. This requirement is exhibited in numerous on-orbit and historical satellites. This paper introduces an androgynous docking mechanism with two moving parts: two small sleeves made of a Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) material are used to accomplish a reliable and stiff mechanical connection with an automatically sealed fluid connection. The proposed docking interface (Figure 1) has been invented for


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