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G. Adam Condo, Hoboken, NJ US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100235226 | System to Quantify Consumer Preferences - A system to determine preference information of part worth values associated with a consumer and a product includes determination of a plurality of attributes of the product, each of the plurality of attributes associated with a plurality of attribute levels, determination of a plurality of piles of attributes based on a first indication of the consumer, each of the plurality of piles comprising one or more of the plurality of attributes, determination of a ranked order of a plurality of attributes of one of the plurality of piles, determination of a relative importance of one or more of the plurality of attributes of the one of the plurality of piles based on a second indication of the consumer, determination of a scale value of one or more attribute levels of the one or more of the plurality of attributes of the one of the plurality of piles based on a third indication of the consumer, and determination of a part worth value associated with an attribute level of one of the plurality of attributes of the one of the plurality of piles based on a determined scale value of the attribute level and a determined relative importance of the one of the plurality of attributes. | 09-16-2010 |
Gerri Condo, Hillsburgh CA
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090017153 | Rotary Valve Assembly for an Injection Nozzle - A rotary valve assembly for an injection unit is provided, having a valve body, defining a melt channel for a working fluid. At least one end cap is mounted to the valve body, the valve body and the at least one end cap cooperatively defining a valve seat intersecting the melt channel in a generally traverse direction, the valve seat having a wider portion and a narrower portion. A spool defines an orifice, the spool being rotatably mounted within the valve seat, and is movable between an open position where the orifice is aligned with the melt channel and a closed position where the orifice is misaligned with the melt channel. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090028987 | Sliding Valve for an Injection Nozzle - A shut-off valve assembly for an injection unit is provided. It includes a first valve body, defining a portion of a channel, and a second valve body, defining a second portion of the channel, the second valve body being slidable relative to the first valve body. A plunger having an orifice therethrough, is located between the first valve body and the second valve body, and is selectively movable between an open position where the orifice is aligned with the channel and a closed position where the orifice is misaligned with the channel. Compressing the first valve body and the second valve body together while the plunger is in the open position creates a positive face seal around the orifice, thereby reducing leakage in the shut-off valve assembly. | 01-29-2009 |
Mark A. Condo, Seymour, CT US
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| 20090127869 | ELECTRONIC PUSH RETRACTION EXIT DEVICE - An electronic push retraction exit device includes a support rail, a push rail and a latch mechanism having a latch bolt operably connected to the push rail and movable between latched and unlatched positions. A control circuit in the exit device drives a linear actuator to retract and hold the push rail and the latch bolt in the unlatched position. The linear actuator preferably includes a stepping motor and is connected to the push rail through a lost motion connection allowing the exit device to be mechanically operated without moving the linear actuator. The control circuit preferably includes an electrical adjustment for the retraction distance of the latch bolt and an adjustable relatch timer. The exit device may be operated by a remote switch attached to a control connection, which may be permanently closed to simulate a prior art electrically operated exit device for compatibility with third party control systems. | 05-21-2009 |
Peter D. Condo, Lake Elmo, MN US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100316852 | INFRARED REFLECTING FILMS FOR SOLAR CONTROL AND OTHER USES - Solar control films containing a visible light-transmissive flexible support, a first nucleating oxide seed layer, a first metal layer, an organic spacing layer, a second nucleating oxide seed layer, a second metal layer and a polymeric protective layer. The thicknesses of the metal layers and spacing layer are such that the films are visible light-transmissive and infrared-reflective. The films have high visible light transmittance, high Reflected Energy and low Total Solar Heat Transmission. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20110021797 | PROCESS FOR THE SURFACE MODIFICATION OF PARTICLES - A method for the preparation of functionalized particles includes providing a feedstock that includes particles, a surface treatment agent reactive with the particles and solvent. The feedstock is direct through a continuous hydrothermal reactor maintained at a temperature sufficient to react the particles with the surface treatment agents to thereby provide functionalized particles. The method of the invention is capable of providing the functionalized particles in less than about 4 hours. | 01-27-2011 |