Blodgett, US
Brian Blodgett, Bowie, MD US
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20150058055 | AUTOMATED COURSE SCHEDULING AND BALANCING SYSTEM AND METHOD - A scheduling and balancing server operates with data acquired from a scheduler datastore and data from datastores residing in a university server to dynamically generate an annual course rolling schedule and to dynamically place faculty into course sections defined by the annual course rolling schedule. | 02-26-2015 |
Christopher Blodgett, Roseville, CA US
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20140046411 | Headliner Cooling System - A cooling system for cooling a portion of an individual's body via a body-conformed apparatus. The cooling system includes a unit remote from the body and tethered to the body conformed apparatus. A replaceable ice cartridge is disposed in the unit and relative to a coolant pathway that circulates coolant to and from the individual. A control valve within the coolant pathway is operable to control the amount of coolant passing the ice cartridge and thus control the temperature of the coolant leaving the unit. | 02-13-2014 |
Daniel Blodgett, Corning, NY US
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20110065356 | KEYSTONE GAME CALL - a keystone game call capable of producing various tones to reproduce the sounds of game such as fowl and more particularly wild turkeys. | 03-17-2011 |
David W. Blodgett, Ellicott City, MD US
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20090256904 | System and Method for 3-Dimensional Display of Image Data - Disclosed is a system for a 3-dimensional display that includes at least one eyepiece having first and second eyepiece sockets, having a first display contained in said first eyepiece socket associated with a first eye, two eye cameras mounted such that a first eye camera tracks eye reference points of said first eye and a second eye camera tracks reference points of a second eye, a processor for providing overall control of said at least one eyepiece; a second display; and a main processor; signals are transmitted between said main processor and said at least one eyepiece, wherein said two eye cameras track said reference points, said eyepiece transceiver transmits said reference points to said main processor via said main transceiver, said main processor generates image data based on said reference points and transmits said image data to said displays to produce a 3-dimensional image. | 10-15-2009 |
Dean S. Blodgett, Tewksbury, MA US
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20120185236 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR THE DYNAMIC CREATION OF A TRANSLATED WEBSITE - Systems and method are disclosed for dynamically creating a translated virtual website based on a machine translation of an existing website without adding any code to the source website. In one exemplary embodiment, an extension to a URL is recognized as requesting a translated website, and the request is routed to an MT server. The original-language content is retrieved, translated, and returned to the user system without any further action by the user. In a further exemplary embodiment, a secure connection can be established to enable translation of non-public websites. In a further exemplary embodiment, a crawler can index the translated website. In a further exemplary embodiment, an RSS feed returns translated content. | 07-19-2012 |
Dean Scott Blodgett, Tewksbury, MA US
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20130262080 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MULTI-ENGINE MACHINE TRANSLATION - Systems and methods for multi-engine machine translations are disclosed. Exemplary methods and systems involve normalizing and/or tokenizing a source string using user-specific translation data. The user-specific translation data may include glossary data, translation memory data, and rule data for use in customizing translations and sequestering sensitive data during the translation process. The disclosed methods and systems also involve using one or more machine translation engines to obtain a translation of the normalized and/or tokenized source string. | 10-03-2013 |
Douglas C. Blodgett, Pleasanton, CA US
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20110037275 | UTILITY SCALE ELECTRIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM - A potential energy storage system incorporating multiple track mounted shuttle units having motor/generator drive bogies and structure with an integral transfer mechanism for removably carrying energy storage masses from a first lower elevation storage yard to a second higher elevation storage yard employing excess energy from the electrical grid driving the motors, removing the masses in the second storage yard for energy storage, retrieving the masses and returning the masses from the second storage yard to the first storage yard recovering electrical energy through the generators. | 02-17-2011 |
20120267896 | Network Protection for Power Spot Networks - A power supply system having a spot network is disclosed. The spot network may include first and second power output lines, and first and second accessory power circuits connected in parallel to the first and the second power output lines, respectively. Each of the first and the second accessory power circuits may have a transformer and a circuit breaker connected together to protect the spot network by coordinating impedance of the transformer with trip characteristics of the circuit breaker. | 10-25-2012 |
20140042805 | UTILITY SCALE ELECTRIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM - A potential energy storage system incorporating multiple track mounted shuttle units having motor/generator drive bogies and structure with an integral transfer mechanism for removably carrying energy storage masses from a first lower elevation storage yard to a second higher elevation storage yard employing excess energy from the electrical grid driving the motors, removing the masses in the second storage yard for energy storage, retrieving the masses and returning the masses from the second storage yard to the first storage yard recovering electrical energy through the generators. | 02-13-2014 |
Ernie Blodgett, Heber City, UT US
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20140029743 | Simplicity Framework - A system for handling a transaction for a client service center comprising only one interface configured to communicate with a plurality of data stores to access data, interact with a user via a single screen device, and display one at a time on the single screen device a plurality of subsequent and dependent screen views to enable the user to view the data and implement a sequence of steps selected by the user to complete a transaction, wherein the interface does not display and does not notify the user of access to data on the different data stores, and wherein the screen views are displayed in a determined order based on the transaction and the steps selected by the user to reveal the data and the steps in a hierarchical manner from more general data and steps to more detailed and dependent data and steps. | 01-30-2014 |
Gerald Blodgett, Wallingford, CT US
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20090035574 | Fiber Coating System - A system for coating fibers having a plurality of inlet conduits configured to receive a corresponding fiber; a reservoir for holding a coating solution to be applied to fibers passing through the reservoir; a dryer for drying coated fibers exiting the reservoir; a plurality of outlet conduits configured to receive a corresponding fiber; a winding assembly for individually winding fibers exiting from the plurality of outlet conduits; a sensing device for monitoring fiber conditions including fiber speed and fiber breakage; and a control unit operatively associated with the sensing device, winding assembly and dryer. | 02-05-2009 |
Gerry A. Blodgett, Worcester, MA US
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20120214333 | EXTENSION CORD CONVERTER - A system that converts a standard 110 volt extension cord for use in the extension of the 12 volt vehicle battery power. A first portion clamps to the battery and presents a standard female plug to the male end of the standard extension cord. The extension cord which can be as long as is necessary, presents a female plug to the second portion of the converter which is a standard male plug. The other end of the second portion could be a standard female cigarette lighter connector into which the appliance can be plugged to provide 12 volt current or a structure which provides two clampable elements onto which the battery clamps of some appliances could be connected to provide current to the appliance. Thus, the kit could include the first portion and the first version and/or the second version of the second portion. | 08-23-2012 |
Greg Blodgett, Nampa, ID US
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20090262585 | INPUT BUFFER AND METHOD WITH AC POSITIVE FEEDBACK, AND A MEMORY DEVICE AND COMPUTER SYSTEM USING SAME - An input buffer having a comparator that receives an input signal, a reference signal and a positive feedback. The comparator compares the input signal relative to the reference signal and generates an output signal transitioning between a first logic state and a second logic state responsive to the magnitude of the input signal transitioning through the magnitude of the reference signal. The comparator intensifies the output signal in response to the positive feedback from the output of the comparator while the output signal transitions from the first logic state to the second logic state. | 10-22-2009 |
20100002530 | Memory Address Repair Without Enable Fuses - A memory chip design methodology is disclosed wherein fuse banks on the memory chip may be implemented without enable fuses. A fuse bank may be enabled by using one or more least significant bits (LSBs) in the memory address stored in the fuse bank, thereby avoiding the need for a separate enable fuse. A reduction in the number of fuses results in space savings on the memory chip real estate and also savings in power consumption because of fewer fuses to be blown and read. With reduced fuse count, the yield of the memory chip's die may also be improved because of less number of defective fuses or failed fuse blows. The use of effective default state inversion for address fuses may further reduce the average number of fuses that need to be blown to repair a given non-redundant memory address. Because of the rules governing abstracts, this abstract should not be used to construe the claims. | 01-07-2010 |
20100182014 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING TERMINAL STATE AND SETTING OUTPUT DRIVER IMPEDANCE - Embodiments of the present invention include systems for calibrating an output circuit. A comparator is coupled to a calibration terminal and configured to determine whether the calibration terminal is in a first state coupled to a calibration resistor or in a second state. A calibration circuit is coupled to the calibration terminal and configured to generate a calibration value based in part on the presence or absence of the calibration resistor. An impedance selector is coupled to the calibration circuit, the comparator, and a default calibration value. The impedance selector is configured to select the default calibration value when the comparator indicates the calibration terminal is in the second state and to select the calibration value coupled from the calibration circuit when the comparator indicates the calibration terminal is in the first state. | 07-22-2010 |
20130272075 | MEMORY ADDRESS REPAIR WITHOUT ENABLE FUSES - A memory chip design methodology is disclosed wherein fuse banks on the memory chip may be implemented without enable fuses. A fuse bank may be enabled by using one or more least significant bits (LSBs) in the memory address stored in the fuse bank, thereby avoiding the need for a separate enable fuse. A reduction in the number of fuses results in space savings on the memory chip real estate and also savings in power consumption because of fewer fuses to be blown and read. With reduced fuse count, the yield of the memory chip's die may also be improved because of less number of defective fuses or failed fuse blows. The use of effective default state inversion for address fuses may further reduce the average number of fuses that need to be blown to repair a given non-redundant memory address. Because of the rules governing abstracts, this abstract should not be used to construe the claims. | 10-17-2013 |
Greg A. Blodgett, Nampa, ID US
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20090091350 | METHOD AND CIRCUIT FOR OFF CHIP DRIVER CONTROL, AND MEMORY DEVICE USING SAME - An off chip driver impedance adjustment circuit includes a storage circuit adapted to receive and store a drive strength adjustment word. A counter circuit is coupled to the storage circuit to receive the drive strength adjustment word and develops a drive strength count responsive to the drive strength adjustment word. A programmable fuse code to preset the counter. An output driver circuit is coupled to the counter circuit to receive the drive strength count and is adapted to receive a data signal. The output driver circuit develops an output signal on an output responsive to the data signal and adjusts a drive strength as a function of the drive strength count. | 04-09-2009 |
20090100291 | MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD FOR REPAIRING A SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY - A block repair device is used in a Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) having a primary array with a defective cell and a redundant array with a redundant row. The block repair device stores a block repair configuration that determines the dimensions (e.g., the number of rows and columns spanned) of a repair block. Routing circuitry is configured by the stored block repair configuration to output some row and column address bits from received row and column addresses in a selected ratio. Comparison circuitry compares the row and column address bits output by the routing circuitry with the address of the defective cell that defines the repair block. When a match occurs, the comparison circuitry implements a block repair by activating the redundant row and by causing data to be written to or read from the activated redundant row instead of the primary array. | 04-16-2009 |
20110099417 | Memory Device and Method for Repairing a Semiconductor Memory - A block repair device is used in a Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) having a primary array with a defective cell and a redundant array with a redundant row. The block repair device stores a block repair configuration that determines the dimensions (e.g., the number of rows and columns spanned) of a repair block. Routing circuitry is configured by the stored block repair configuration to output some row and column address bits from received row and column addresses in a selected ratio. Comparison circuitry compares the row and column address bits output by the routing circuitry with the address of the defective cell that defines the repair block. When a match occurs, the comparison circuitry implements a block repair by activating the redundant row and by causing data to be written to or read from the activated redundant row instead of the primary array. | 04-28-2011 |
20110234257 | OUTPUT DRIVER ROBUST TO DATA DEPENDENT NOISE - Techniques for controlling a driver to reduce data dependent noise, such as simultaneous switching effects and cross-talk effects. A plurality of drivers may each receive a data segment to transmit and a plurality of data segments that other drivers will transmit. A driver controller may adjust the time at which the data segment is transmitted in response to the plurality of data segments that the other drivers will transmit. The adjustment may compensate for simultaneous switching noise and cross-talk by, for example, delaying the transmission of a data segment or changing the slew rate of the signal carrying the data segment. | 09-29-2011 |
20120201090 | POWER SAVINGS MODE FOR MEMORY SYSTEMS - A system and method are disclosed to accomplish power savings in an electronic device, such as a memory chip, by performing selective frequency locking and subsequent instantaneous frequency switching in the DLL (delay locked loop) used for clock synchronization in the electronic device. By locking the DLL at a slow clock frequency, the operational frequency may be substantially instantaneously switched to an integer-multiplied frequency of the initial locking frequency without losing the DLL lock point. This DLL locking methodology allows for faster frequency changes from higher (during normal operation) to lower (during a power saving mode) clock frequencies without resorting to gradual frequency slewing to conserve power and maintain DLL locking. Hence, a large power reduction may be accomplished substantially instantaneously without adding complexity to the system clock generator. Because of the rules governing abstracts, this abstract should not be used in construing the claims. | 08-09-2012 |
20130010538 | MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD FOR REPAIRING A SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY - A block repair device is used in a Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) having a primary array with a defective cell and a redundant array with a redundant row. The block repair device stores a block repair configuration that determines the dimensions (e.g., the number of rows and columns spanned) of a repair block. Routing circuitry is configured by the stored block repair configuration to output some row and column address bits from received row and column addresses in a selected ratio. Comparison circuitry compares the row and column address bits output by the routing circuitry with the address of the defective cell that defines the repair block. When a match occurs, the comparison circuitry implements a block repair by activating the redundant row and by causing data to be written to or read from the activated redundant row instead of the primary array. | 01-10-2013 |
20130055046 | MEMORY REFRESH METHODS AND APPARATUSES - Apparatuses and memory refresh methods are disclosed, such as those involving checking a portion of a memory device for errors in response to the memory device being powered on, and reprogramming corrected data to the memory device if errors are found in checking the portion of the nonvolatile memory for errors. Other apparatuses and memory refresh methods are disclosed. | 02-28-2013 |
20130314136 | OUTPUT DRIVER ROBUST TO DATA DEPENDENT NOISE - Techniques for controlling a driver to reduce data dependent noise, such as simultaneous switching effects and cross-talk effects. A plurality of drivers may each receive a data segment to transmit and a plurality of data segments that other drivers will transmit. A driver controller may adjust the time at which the data segment is transmitted in response to the plurality of data segments that the other drivers will transmit. The adjustment may compensate for simultaneous switching noise and cross-talk by, for example, delaying the transmission of a data segment or changing the slew rate of the signal carrying the data segment. | 11-28-2013 |
James G. Blodgett, Kentwood, MI US
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20100262478 | ELECTRONIC COMMERCE TRANSACTIONS WITHIN A MARKETING SYSTEM THAT MAY CONTAIN A MEMBERSHIP BUYING OPPORTUNITY - The present invention is directed to a system and method for providing complete electronic commerce (“E-Commerce”) transactions and solutions for a marketing company's products via the World Wide Web, including facilities for signing up new customers and recruiting, training and supporting new Independent Business Owners through an interactive online process. In another aspect, the present invention relates to the combination of a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity using both electronic commerce and face-to-face transactions. The present invention is also directed to a system and method for combining a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity, so that Independent Business Owners participating in the marketing plan can introduce customers to a membership buying opportunity and earn bonuses or commissions based on the purchases by those members, while Members in the buying opportunity can consume products or, at their option, qualify to become Independent Business Owners. | 10-14-2010 |
20120278153 | ELECTRONIC COMMERCE TRANSACTIONS WITHIN A MARKETING SYSTEM THAT MAY CONTAIN A MEMBERSHIP BUYING OPPORTUNITY - The present invention is directed to a system and method for providing complete electronic commerce (“E-Commerce”) transactions and solutions for a marketing company's products via the World Wide Web, including facilities for signing up new customers and recruiting, training and supporting new Independent Business Owners through an interactive online process. In another aspect, the present invention relates to the combination of a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity using both electronic commerce and face-to-face transactions. The present invention is also directed to a system and method for combining a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity, so that Independent Business Owners participating in the marketing plan can introduce customers to a membership buying opportunity and earn bonuses or commissions based on the purchases by those members, while Members in the buying opportunity can consume products or, at their option, qualify to become Independent Business Owners. | 11-01-2012 |
20130013420 | ELECTRONIC COMMERCE TRANSACTIONS WITHIN A MARKETING SYSTEM THAT MAY CONTAIN A MEMBERSHIP BUYING OPPORTUNITY - The present invention is directed to a system and method for providing complete electronic commerce (“E-Commerce”) transactions and solutions for a marketing company's products via the World Wide Web, including facilities for signing up new customers and recruiting, training and supporting new Independent Business Owners through an interactive online process. In another aspect, the present invention relates to the combination of a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity using both electronic commerce and face-to-face transactions. The present invention is also directed to a system and method for combining a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity, so that Independent Business Owners participating in the marketing plan can introduce customers to a membership buying opportunity and earn bonuses or commissions based on the purchases by those members, while Members in the buying opportunity can consume products or, at their option, qualify to become Independent Business Owners. | 01-10-2013 |
20140214554 | ELECTRONIC COMMERCE TRANSACTIONS WITHIN A MARKETING SYSTEM THAT MAY CONTAIN A MEMBERSHIP BUYING OPPORTUNITY - The present invention is directed to a system and method for providing complete electronic commerce (“E-Commerce”) transactions and solutions for a marketing company's products via the World Wide Web, including facilities for signing up new customers and recruiting, training and supporting new Independent Business Owners through an interactive online process. In another aspect, the present invention relates to the combination of a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity using both electronic commerce and face-to-face transactions. The present invention is also directed to a system and method for combining a marketing business with a membership buying opportunity, so that Independent Business Owners participating in the marketing plan can introduce customers to a membership buying opportunity and earn bonuses or commissions based on the purchases by those members, while Members in the buying opportunity can consume products or, at their option, qualify to become Independent Business Owners. | 07-31-2014 |
James R. Blodgett, Walnut Creek, CA US
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20080261511 | WIRELESS LOCAL LOOP ANTENNA - A wireless local loop system is provided that includes a wireless base station that communicates with a subscriber station via a wireless link. The wireless link can carry a voice service, such as telephone calls, or a data service, such as internet browsing. The subscriber station includes a steerable antenna. A presently preferred steerable antenna for use with the subscriber station includes a driven element mounted on a base plane that is surrounded by a plurality of parasitic elements also mounted to the base plane. The parasitic elements can be optionally grounded or floated in order to reflect the wireless link towards the driven element. The antenna can be oriented in a desired direction during the transception of a voice or data service. A method of transceiving between a wireless local loop subscriber station and a wireless local loop base station is also provided. | 10-23-2008 |
Leslie Blodgett, San Francisco, CA US
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20100129465 | Methods and Compositions Related to Acne Treatment - Disclosed herein are methods and compositions for treating acne using a composition comprising a large amount of naturally occurring minerals. | 05-27-2010 |
Lynn R. Blodgett, Salt Lake City, UT US
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20150040215 | REMOTE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY WORKSPACE - A secure activity workspace including a monitoring device connected to a power source and a managed router and a monitoring router connected to a communication channel, and the managed router and a power source wherein the monitoring device controls the managed router. | 02-05-2015 |
Mark Kenneth Blodgett, East Bethel, MN US
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20140345194 | TREE INJECTION SYSTEM - A tree injection system operates to deliver fluid chemistry to a tree. The tree injection system includes a tree injection device. The tree injection device includes an injection gun and a motorized fluidics system. Some embodiments further include a pod system that includes a pressurizable fluid container that receives fluid and pressurized air from the injection gun. | 11-27-2014 |
Mark P. Blodgett, Dayton, OH US
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20120030846 | Atomic Force Microscopy System and Method for Nanoscale Measurement - An atomic force microscope (AFM) system capable of imaging multiple physical properties of a sample material at the nanoscale level. The system provides an apparatus and method for imaging physical properties using an electromagnetic coil placed under the sample. Excitation of the coil creates currents in the sample, which may be used to image a topography of the sample, a physical property of the sample, or both. | 02-02-2012 |
Matt Blodgett, Heber City, UT US
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20140029743 | Simplicity Framework - A system for handling a transaction for a client service center comprising only one interface configured to communicate with a plurality of data stores to access data, interact with a user via a single screen device, and display one at a time on the single screen device a plurality of subsequent and dependent screen views to enable the user to view the data and implement a sequence of steps selected by the user to complete a transaction, wherein the interface does not display and does not notify the user of access to data on the different data stores, and wherein the screen views are displayed in a determined order based on the transaction and the steps selected by the user to reveal the data and the steps in a hierarchical manner from more general data and steps to more detailed and dependent data and steps. | 01-30-2014 |
Robert W. Blodgett, Salt Lake City, UT US
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20150317410 | REAL-TIME DEPTH OF FIELD EFFECTS WITHIN DESIGN SOFTWARE - Design software can be configured to allow a user in real-time to adjust a depth of field of a perspective of the user within a design space. In one implementation, for example, the design software can receive one or more inputs from a user regarding a layout of one or more objects in a design space. The design software can also render a three-dimensional model of the layout of the design space for display on a computerized display. The software can then receive from the user one or more input selections regarding a desired depth of field of the perspective of the user relative to one of the one or more objects rendered within the three-dimensional model. In addition, the design software can calculate revised rendering instructions that blur at least a portion of the design space. Furthermore, the design software can display, in real-time, the three-dimensional model with the desired depth of field to the user. | 11-05-2015 |
Sarah K. Blodgett, Worcester, MA US
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20130331240 | EXERCISE FAN - This invention is a physical fitness system employing weighted feather-fan-like equipment in a feather fan dance routine to provide an enjoyable way for a person to achieve strength, endurance, and flexibility fitness, with special emphasis on upper body, arm, and shoulder work. | 12-12-2013 |
Steven Craig Blodgett, Elkhorn, NE US
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20080243659 | ELECTRIC STATEMENT PREVIEWING SYSTEM AND METHOD - A system for preparing and delivering credit card statements to cardholders is operated by a credit card processing entity, and includes a statement processing system and a statement preview system. Statements are previewed by a card issuer after providing statement selection criteria to the preview system. After any requested corrections are made to the previewed statements, the statements have encryption and delivery options applied, and are then electronically transmitted to cardholders. | 10-02-2008 |
William W. Blodgett, Sea Island, GA US
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20140271312 | PISTON WITH REPLACEABLE AND/OR ADJUSTABLE SURFACES - A piston for a pump a hub portion defining opposing outer portions, and inserts configured to provide an adjustable surface coupled to each of the opposing outer portions. The hub portion includes a first hub portion and a second hub portion configured to abut one another. Each of the inserts includes an outer shell and a base portion. The first hub portion includes a plurality of the opposing outer portions, and each of the base portions of the inserts is adjustably coupled to respective opposing outer portions of the first hub portion. A pump includes a housing having an inlet and an outlet, and at least two pistons having a hub portion and inserts. The pump may be a positive-displacement, rotary pump, and the pistons may be circumferential pistons. | 09-18-2014 |
20140331856 | PISTON WITH REPLACEABLE AND/OR ADJUSTABLE SURFACES - A piston for a pump includes a hub portion defining opposing outer surfaces and concave lateral portions between the opposing outer surfaces. The piston also includes inserts configured to provide a replaceable surface, the inserts being coupled to each of the opposing outer surfaces. A pump includes a housing having an inlet and an outlet, and at least two pistons having a hub portion and inserts. The pump may be a positive-displacement, rotary pump, and the pistons may be circumferential pistons. | 11-13-2014 |