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Arthur A. Bucci, Yardley, PA US
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| 20090056278 | Dual hot melt adhesive systems - The present disclosure relates to the use of first and second adhesives for the attachment of zipper flanges to reclosable packages. A first adhesive is typically a reactive, cross-linkable hot melt adhesive while the second adhesive is typically non-cross-linkable hot melt adhesive, typically, but not limited to, either EVA-based or polyamide-based. Alternatively, the second adhesive can be a coextrusion layer including a resin that is typically used as a sealant layer in zipper extrusion, such as metallocene type linear low density polyethylene. | 03-05-2009 |
David V. Bucci, Simpsonville, SC US
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| 20100159277 | Bilayer protection coating and related method - A turbine component having a protective bilayer coating thereon comprising: a superalloy substrate; and a bilayer protective coating applied to the substrate wherein the bilayer protective coating comprises a first inner layer of platinum and aluminum; and a second outer oxidation-resistant layer applied over the first inner layer, the second outer layer comprising an MCrAlX alloy where M is selected from Fe, Ni and Co, and where X is yttrium or another rare earth element. A method of improving oxidation resistance of a Ni or Co-based superalloy turbine component comprising: depositing a bilayer protective coating on a turbine component by depositing a first inner platinum-aluminum layer on a surface of the turbine Component; and depositing a second outer layer comprising an MCrAlX alloy over the first inner layer, wherein M is a metal selected from Fe, Ni and Co, and X is yttrium or another rare earth element. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20120088121 | BILAYER PROTECTION COATING AND RELATED METHOD - A turbine component having a protective bilayer coating thereon comprising: a superalloy substrate; and a bilayer protective coating applied to the substrate wherein the bilayer protective coating comprises a first inner layer of platinum and aluminum; and a second outer oxidation-resistant layer applied over the first inner layer, the second outer layer comprising an MCrAlX alloy where M is selected from Fe, Ni and Co, and where X is yttrium or another rare earth element. A method of improving oxidation resistance of a Ni or Co-based superalloy turbine component comprising: depositing a bilayer protective coating on a turbine component by depositing a first inner platinum-aluminum layer on a surface of the turbine component; and depositing a second outer layer comprising an MCrAlX alloy over the first inner layer, wherein M is a metal selected from Fe, Ni and Co, and X is yttrium or another rare earth element. | 04-12-2012 |
David Vincent Bucci, Simpsonvile, SC US
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| 20100081009 | Spray Application of Liquid Precursors for CMAS Resistant Coatings - Methods and systems of applying a liquid precursor for a calcium-magnesium-aluminosilicate (CMAS) resistant coating to a turbine engine component are provided. In one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a turbine engine includes spraying a liquid compound, wherein the liquid component is stored with a carrier gas, applying the compound to a component of a turbine engine, such that the compound is disposed on a thermal barrier coating of the component, and forming an oxide layer on the thermal barrier coating of the component. In another embodiment, a system includes a turbine engine component and a sprayer containing a compound and a carrier gas, wherein the sprayer is configured to apply the compound to a thermal barrier coating of the component such that the compound forms an oxide on the thermal barrier coating. | 04-01-2010 |
Enrico Bucci, Bel Air, MD US
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| 20100144595 | Lyophilization of Hemoglobin Solutions - A lyophilized hemoglobin composition and a method for lyophilizing hemoglobin are described. The method of the invention produces a reconstituted hemoglobin solution which is not altered in functional properties from the hemoglobin solution prior to lyophilization. | 06-10-2010 |
George Bucci, Southington, CT US
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| 20100109565 | APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR REDUCING THE POWER CONSUMPTION OF FLUORESCENT LIGHTS - Systems for reducing the power consumption of fluorescent lights are provided. The systems can be used in new construction as well as retrofitted into existing buildings employing overdriven fluorescent lights without significantly affecting the operation of utility power lines. In preferred embodiments, the systems provide substantially constant light output during start-up and low voltage conditions. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20110140864 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR IDENTIFYING AND CATEGORIZING DISTRIBUTED DEVICES - Systems for identifying and categorizing distributed devices, e.g., lighting fixtures and thermostats, is disclosed. In an embodiment, a user ( | 06-16-2011 |
John Bucci, North Berwick, ME US
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| 20100089605 | BACK BOX WITH POWER POCKET FOR IN-WALL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS - A multi-part electrical/electronics enclosure that may be used for in-wall installation of intercom, home audio, lighting, HVAC or other automation controls and similar system components. The enclosure includes two major components including a back box, serving to enclose low voltage electronics, and a power pocket portion, fitting into at least one wall of the back box. The power pocket serves as an enclosure for high voltage alternating current electrical wire terminations, equipment connections, power supplies and the like. A trade separator fits between the back box and power pocket to completely enclose and isolate high voltage electrics from low voltage electronics. This solution provides maximize use of available space especially in retrofit applications. It also provides for servicing of electronics (disposed in back box) without accessing or servicing high voltage electrics in the power pocket. | 04-15-2010 |
Michael Bucci, Glen Allen, VA US
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| 20090283035 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SUPPORTING AN OBJECT DURING APPLICATION OF SURFACE COATING - A system is provided that is capable of supporting an object during application of surface coating that would enable access to multiple surfaces of the object while minimizing the impact on any surface that has not dried. The system provides stable support for the object during the application process and allows the coatings of all surfaces to dry with minimal effect on the coated surface. The system comprises a plurality of support units. Each support unit comprises a base portion and a contact portion. Each base portion is adapted to rest stably upon a work platform and contact portion is adapted to contact an underside of the object during application of surface coating. The plurality of support units together supports the object above the work platform. | 11-19-2009 |
Paul A. Bucci US
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| 20080220513 | Device and method for collecting of organic waste - A device and method for collecting organic waste is disclosed. The invention comprises a biodegradable bag that hangs inside a rigid container covered by a perforated lid. A filter lines the inside of the lid which rests on the rim of the rigid container. The biodegradable bag is secured onto an annular flange by means of a retaining band. The flange, together with the biodegradable bag, sits on the shoulder on the inside of the rigid container so that the biodegradable bag hangs from the flange leaving a cavity inside the rigid container between the biodegradable bag and the walls of the rigid container. The flange has a handle to pull the biodegradable bag out. The biodegradable bag aids in composting of the organic waste as it is permeable to both air and water and provides the largest possible surface area of any waste container to aerate the organic waste. | 09-11-2008 |
Paul Anthony Bucci, Glocester, RI US
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| 20120085777 | Perforated Ticket Dispensing Machine - The present invention provides an independently operable and serviceable ticket burster machine that properly handles perforated tickets of all shapes, sizes and thicknesses. The present invention includes a ticket burster element, an exit sensor with a mechanical flag switch, an inventory flag spanning the entire width of the ticket input slot and having an optical slot switch, a slidable ticket guide, one or more leaf spring arrangements and versatile and durable rollers. | 04-12-2012 |