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Arnell Jean Galley, Sedalia, CO US
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| 20100186496 | FLUID FLOW DIRECTION DETECTION - In order to provide a robust, weather resistant, portable, low-noise, relatively inexpensive, wind direction detection device, disclosed herein is a method and device for detecting fluid flow direction based on sensing a temperature variation transmitted from a temperature variation source to one or more temperature sensors. One or more indicators are utilized to communicate the measured fluid flow direction to a user. An implementation of the fluid flow direction detection device utilizes a resistance heater as the temperature variation source, thermistors as the temperature sensors, and light emitting diodes (LEDs) corresponding to each thermistor as the indicators. The thermistors and LEDs are arranged in a circular fashion around the resistance heater to accurately detect the direction of a thermal plume generated by the resistance heater. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20110107831 | FLUID FLOW DIRECTION DETECTION - In order to provide a robust, weather resistant, portable, low-noise, relatively inexpensive, wind direction detection device, disclosed herein is a method and device for detecting fluid flow direction based on sensing a temperature variation transmitted from a temperature variation source to one or more temperature sensors. One or more indicators are utilized to communicate the measured fluid flow direction to a user. An implementation of the fluid flow direction detection device utilizes a resistance heater as the temperature variation source, thermistors as the temperature sensors, and light emitting diodes (LEDs) corresponding to each thermistor as the indicators. The thermistors and LEDs are arranged in a circular fashion around the resistance heater to accurately detect the direction of a thermal plume generated by the resistance heater. | 05-12-2011 |
Richard A. Galley, Belle Mead, NJ US
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| 20100190955 | POLY(OXIRANE)S AND PROCESSES AND CATALYSTS FOR MAKING THEM - A catalyst composition for polymerizing oxiranes is provided that yields high molecular weight poly(oxiranes). The catalyst composition comprises: a hydrophobically modified particulate inorganic oxide; an aluminum alkyl complex; and a compound containing a Lewis basic free electron pair. Polymerization methods and poly(oxirane) polymers are also provided. | 07-29-2010 |
Ronald Lance Galley, Mason, OH US
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| 20100192590 | THERMALLY BALANCED MATERIALS - A material includes inner and outer skins joined together by a core. The core has a different thermal conductivity than the inner skin to balance heat conduction therethrough. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100193605 | THERMALLY BALANCED AERO STRUCTURES - An aero structure includes inner and outer skins joined together by a core. The core has a different thermal conductivity than the inner skin to balance heat conduction therethrough. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100221567 | BLAZE CLADDING FOR DIRECT METAL LASER SINTERED MATERIALS - A direct metal laser sintered material including a substrate formed from a laser sintering process, the substrate having at least one surface, and a cladding material brazed onto at least a portion of the surface. | 09-02-2010 |
Serge V. Galley, Katy, TX US
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| 20090214357 | Variable speed drive for progressing cavity pumps - A variable speed drive for RPM control of a revolvable device, preferably a progressing cavity pump, is proposed. It comprises parallel driving and driven shafts, coupled respectively to a first and second substantially identical cone-shaped rotors, situated in inverse positions to each other; an elastic belt, stretchably placed around the rotors, forming a left branch, a right branch, and curved sections frictionally coupled with the rotors; and a speed control means, capable to displace the left branch upward or alternatively to displace the right branch downward, causing corresponding displacements of the belt, changing the transmission ratio, thereby controlling the RPM of the rotatable device, in some embodiments—automatically. Known materials, parts, and inexpensive technologies can be utilized in the drive, and can be manufactured, e.g., by establishments in the oil equipment and machinery industry, and thus can be efficient, cheap, reliable, and convenient for producers and users. | 08-27-2009 |
Seth Galley, East Aurora, NY US
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| 20100201164 | Strap Management System For Infant Support Structure - The disclosed invention relates to an infant support structure. In particular, the invention relates to a strap management system for an infant support structure. In addition, the invention relates to an infant support structure that includes a seat portion that can be used alternatively as a booster seat and with a frame as part of a highchair. | 08-12-2010 |
Seth Galley, West Seneca, NY US
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| 20100107330 | Infant Support Structure With A Collapsible Frame - An infant support structure with a collapsible frame is disclosed. In one embodiment, the infant support structure includes a frame with a coupling or lock mechanism that is configured to maintain the collapsible frame in a deployed or use configuration. | 05-06-2010 |
Thomas Center Galley, Sedalia, CO US
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| 20100186496 | FLUID FLOW DIRECTION DETECTION - In order to provide a robust, weather resistant, portable, low-noise, relatively inexpensive, wind direction detection device, disclosed herein is a method and device for detecting fluid flow direction based on sensing a temperature variation transmitted from a temperature variation source to one or more temperature sensors. One or more indicators are utilized to communicate the measured fluid flow direction to a user. An implementation of the fluid flow direction detection device utilizes a resistance heater as the temperature variation source, thermistors as the temperature sensors, and light emitting diodes (LEDs) corresponding to each thermistor as the indicators. The thermistors and LEDs are arranged in a circular fashion around the resistance heater to accurately detect the direction of a thermal plume generated by the resistance heater. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20110107831 | FLUID FLOW DIRECTION DETECTION - In order to provide a robust, weather resistant, portable, low-noise, relatively inexpensive, wind direction detection device, disclosed herein is a method and device for detecting fluid flow direction based on sensing a temperature variation transmitted from a temperature variation source to one or more temperature sensors. One or more indicators are utilized to communicate the measured fluid flow direction to a user. An implementation of the fluid flow direction detection device utilizes a resistance heater as the temperature variation source, thermistors as the temperature sensors, and light emitting diodes (LEDs) corresponding to each thermistor as the indicators. The thermistors and LEDs are arranged in a circular fashion around the resistance heater to accurately detect the direction of a thermal plume generated by the resistance heater. | 05-12-2011 |