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Bruce Alan Bergendahl, Delafield, WI US
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| 20120128116 | DOSE LEVEL INDICATION - Providing an operator with information concerning radiation dose associated with an imaging operation is disclosed. In certain embodiments, the dose information may be provided in conjunction with indicators related to reference dose levels to facilitate evaluation of the dose in the context of the reference levels. The dose information may be based on real-time assessment of dose or may be an expected dose based on a proposed or planned sequence of exposure events. Further the indication may be prospective, providing an indication to the operator of when certain dose thresholds may be crossed. | 05-24-2012 |
John Bergendahl, Pomfret Center, CT US
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| 20100282690 | SIMULTANEOUS REDUCTION/OXIDATION PROCESS FOR DESTROYING AN ORGANIC SOLVENT - This invention relates to decontaminating water containing organic compounds by treating the contaminated water by adding solid phase zero valent iron (ZVI) and persulfate to destroy organic contaminants in water. | 11-11-2010 |
John A. Bergendahl, Pomfret Center, CT US
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| 20100276365 | System and method for removing organic contaminants from water - A method and system for removing organic contaminants from water by use of a panel of hydrophobic polymer membranes which resist degradation when exposed to aggressive oxidizing solutions and that can be used to decompose the organic contaminants while fostering selective-permeation by the organic contaminants are disclosed. | 11-04-2010 |
John A. Bergendahl, Worcester, MA US
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| 20090200233 | METHODS AND DEVICES FOR THE REMOVAL OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS FROM WATER - Compositions, methods and devices for the removal of organic contaminants from fluids using hydrophobic micro-porous adsorbents, which are regenerated by advanced oxidation. | 08-13-2009 |
Magnus Bergendahl, Goteborg SE
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| 20110203302 | FOOD COOLING APPLIANCE - There is described a food cooling appliance ( | 08-25-2011 |
Magnus Bergendahl, Molnlycke SE
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| 20110282315 | PACKAGE FOLDING OF DISPOSABLE SANITARY ARTICLES HAVING BELTS - A method of package folding a disposable sanitary article and article thereof having a front part, a rear part, a crotch part therebetween, and a belt including two parts. Each of the two belt parts can be extended in a cross-direction outwardly from the respective outer end portion of each side portion of the rear part. The belt is arranged on the rear part with the belt parts overlapping each other. Fastening elements for releasably fastening the front part to the belt are arranged on each side portion of the front part. The article is folded so that the folded article attains a rectangular shape and a desired size. As a first step in the package folding, the front and rear parts are folded towards each other so that the fastening elements on the front part are attached to one of the overlapping belt parts arranged on the rear part. | 11-17-2011 |
Marc A. Bergendahl, Troy, NY US
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| 20100193949 | NOVEL STRUCTURE OF UBM AND SOLDER BUMPS AND METHODS OF FABRICATION - Methods and UBM structures having bilayer or trilayer UBM layers that include a thin TiW adhesion layer and a thick Ni-based barrier layer thereover both deposited under sputtering operating conditions that provide the resultant bilayer or trilayer UBM layers with minimal composite stresses. The Ni-based barrier layer may be pure Ni or a Ni alloy. These UBM layers may be patterned to fabricate bilayer or trilayer UBM capture pads, followed by joining a lead-free solder thereto for providing lead-free solder joints that maintain reliability after multiple reflows. Optionally, the top layer of the trilayer UBM structures may include soluble or insoluble metals for doping the lead-free solder connections. | 08-05-2010 |
Peter Bergendahl, Angelholm SE
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| 20080296546 | CABLE FOR USE IN SAFETY BARRIER - A cable for use in a safety barrier is provided. A cable for use in a safety barrier may include a plastic core wire and a plurality of metal wires disposed adjacent to and longitudinally to the plastic core wire. The cable may be pre-stretched prior to installation in the safety barrier. A method of making cable for use in a safety barrier may include (a)providing a plastic core wire, (b) disposing a plurality of metal wires, each metal wire disposed adjacent to and longitudinally to the plastic core wire, and (c) prestretching the cable prior to installation in the safety barrier. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20100140577 | Combined Guardrail and Cable Safety Systems - A combined guardrail and cable safety system is disclosed. In one aspect, the present invention teaches a safety barrier including a plurality of cable posts spaced from each other and disposed adjacent to a roadway. At least two cables are releasably engaged with and supported by the cable posts. The cable posts and the two cables cooperate with each other to prevent a vehicle from leaving the roadway. A plurality of guardrail posts are spaced from each other and disposed adjacent to the roadway longitudinally spaced from the plurality of cable post. A guardrail beam is fixedly coupled to the plurality of guardrail posts and including slots. The two cables extend from the cable posts through respective slots formed in the guardrail beam permitting each cable to engage a respective cable anchor bracket securely fastened to a portion of the guardrail beam. | 06-10-2010 |
Peter J. Bergendahl, South Burlington, VT US
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| 20110156373 | GLIDING BOARD WITH MODIFIED BENDING CHARACTERISTICS ADJACENT BINDING MOUNTING REGIONS - A gliding board may have less resistance to bending in portions within one or both binding mounting regions as compared to portions at or near ends of the binding mounting regions. Some embodiments provide for increased ability to store and release energy when performing certain maneuvers with the board, such as nose presses, ollies and similar moves. A board may have a concave portion in the top surface located at both the forward and rear binding mounting regions, and convex portions may be located in the top surface between the binding mounting regions as well as forward of the forward mounting region and rearward of the rear mounting region. In another arrangement, concave portions may be located in the bottom surface of the board under the binding mounting regions so as to give desired bending characteristics to the board. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20120119470 | GLIDING BOARD WITH IMPROVED RESPONSE TO RIDER INPUT - A gliding board with an effective edge length to waist width ratio of 3.8 to about 4.35, a waist width of at least about 250 mm, a core that has an approximately constant thickness of greater than 5 mm along substantially the entire running length of the board and to within about 80-100 mm of the effective edge points, but thins to a thickness of about 2 mm or less in areas nearer the effective edge points, and/or side edges that include a curved, concave sidecut portion at the waist, curved, convex transition zones at the forward and rear effective edge points and a straight section in the running length adjacent each transition zone. | 05-17-2012 |
Veit Bergendahl, Madison, WI US
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| 20090029462 | AUTOMATED METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR EMBRYONIC STEM CELL CULTURE - The invention concerns methods for automated culture of embryonic stem cells (ESCs) such as human ESCs. In some aspects, methods of the invention employ optimized culture media and limited proteolytic treatment of cells to separate cell clusters for expansion. Automated systems for passage and expansion of ESCs are also provided. | 01-29-2009 |