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Brett Darrick Klingler, Greenville, SC US
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| 20110255959 | TURBINE ALIGNMENT CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD - A turbine that includes a rotor, an inner turbine shell, an outer turbine shell, and a sliding engagement between the inner turbine shell and the outer turbine shell. The inner turbine shell is a single piece construction that completely surrounds at least a portion of the rotor, and the outer turbine shell surrounds the inner turbine shell. A method for aligning turbine components that includes aligning a single-piece inner turbine shell substantially concentric with a rotor and surrounding the single-piece inner turbine shell with an outer turbine shell. The method further includes supporting the single-piece inner turbine shell with respect to the outer turbine shell using a bearing assembly between the single-piece inner turbine shell and the outer turbine shell. | 10-20-2011 |
Charles E. Klingler, Prospect Heights, IL US
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| 20080218304 | WATER RESISTANT IN-LINE FUSE HOLDER - Embodiments for an in-line fuse holder each include at least one housing and two mating pieces, which can snap-fit together and be held moveably together via a strap. Each embodiment houses at least one fuse, such as an automotive fuse. In one example, the fuse includes a first housing forming a first cavity, which is configured to house a first portion of the fuse. The first housing also includes a projection having sides that taper outwardly as the sides extend away from the first housing. The fuse holder also includes a second housing forming a second cavity, which is configured to house a second portion of the fuse. The second housing includes a channel having sides that taper outwardly as the sides extend into the second housing. The projection and channel snap-fit together in a water resistant relationship. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20100164678 | WATER RESISTANT IN-LINE FUSE HOLDER - Embodiments for an in-line fuse holder each include at least one housing and two mating pieces, which can snap-fit together and be held moveably together via a strap. Each embodiment houses at least one fuse, such as an automotive fuse. In one example, the fuse includes a first housing forming a first cavity, which is configured to house a first portion of the fuse. The first housing also includes a projection having sides that taper outwardly as the sides extend away from the first housing. The fuse holder also includes a second housing forming a second cavity, which is configured to house a second portion of the fuse. The second housing includes a channel having sides that taper outwardly as the sides extend into the second housing. The projection and channel snap-fit together in a water resistant relationship. | 07-01-2010 |
Eric Klingler, Monroe, WA US
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| 20090003604 | Synchronization of Encryption in a Wireless Communication System - Disclosed embodiments include a method for synchronizing a cryptosystem. In one embodiment, the method uses existing control data that is transmitted as part of a connection establishment process in a wireless communication system. In one embodiment, messages that are normally sent between a base station and a remote unit during the setup of both originating and terminating calls are parsed to detect a particular control message that indicates the start of telephony data transmission. Detection of this message indicates a point at which encryption/decryption can begin, and is used to synchronize the cryptosystem. Synchronizing a cryptosystem involves generating an RC4 state space in a keyed-autokey (“KEK”) encryption system. In one embodiment, Lower Medium Access Channel (“LMAC”) messages are used according to a wireless communication protocol. This is convenient because the LMAC messages are passed through the same Associated Control Channel (“ACC”) processing that encrypts and decrypts the telephony data. | 01-01-2009 |
| 20100241381 | CALIBRATION TO IMPROVE WEATHER RADAR POSITIONING DETERMINATION - A method of calibrating antenna-position detection associated with a radar system, the radar system including a first gimbal and a first angle sensor configured to detect an angular position of the first gimbal, includes mounting a second angle sensor to the first gimbal configured to detect an angular position of the first gimbal. The first gimbal is rotated through each angular position of a set of the angular positions. A first set of data is generated with the first angle sensor that characterizes a detected angular position of the first gimbal. A second set of data is generated with the second angle sensor that characterizes a detected angular position of the first gimbal. A third data set is determined comprising differences, between the first and second data sets, in detected angular position at each first-gimbal angular position. The third data set is stored in a memory device. | 09-23-2010 |
Gregory Lee Klingler, Denver, CO US
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| 20080245611 | Self-Belay And Rappel Device And Methods Of Use - A Self-Belay And Rappel Device ( | 10-09-2008 |
Kerry M. Klingler, Idaho Falls, ID US
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| 20090145167 | METHODS, APPARATUSES AND SYSTEMS FOR PROCESSING FLUID STREAMS HAVING MULTIPLE CONSTITUENTS - Methods, apparatuses and systems for processing fluid streams having multiple constituents are provided including embodiments utilizing ascending temperature separation processes as well as combined ascending and descending temperature separation processes. For example, in one embodiment, a mixed gas stream may be processed by flowing the stream through multiple heat exchangers, expanding the stream, and then separating the stream into a liquid portion and a vapor portion. The vapor portion, having an increased or decreased concentration of an identified constituent may then pass through the heat exchangers again in reverse order and collected. The liquid portion may then be subjected to further, sequential separation acts which each take place at increasing temperatures. In another embodiment, numerous, sequential separation acts take place in, for example, at decreasing temperatures and, subsequently, at increasing temperatures. Such a mixed fluid stream, for example, may include constituents such as hydrogen, carbon monoxide and methane. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20110089377 | MOLTEN METAL REACTOR AND METHOD OF FORMING HYDROGEN, CARBON MONOXIDE AND CARBON DIOXIDE USING THE MOLTEN ALKALINE METAL REACTOR - A molten metal reactor for converting a carbon material and steam into a gas comprising hydrogen, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide is disclosed. The reactor includes an interior crucible having a portion contained within an exterior crucible. The interior crucible includes an inlet and an outlet; the outlet leads to the exterior crucible and may comprise a diffuser. The exterior crucible may contain a molten alkaline metal compound. Contained between the exterior crucible and the interior crucible is at least one baffle. | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110135565 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PRODUCING HYDROGEN USING SODIUM ION SEPARATION MEMBRANES - A method of producing hydrogen from sodium hydroxide and water is disclosed. The method comprises separating sodium from a first aqueous sodium hydroxide stream in a sodium ion separator, feeding the sodium produced in the sodium ion separator to a sodium reactor, reacting the sodium in the sodium reactor with water, and producing a second aqueous sodium hydroxide stream and hydrogen. The method may also comprise reusing the second aqueous sodium hydroxide stream by combining the second aqueous sodium hydroxide stream with the first aqueous sodium hydroxide stream. A system of producing hydrogen is also disclosed. | 06-09-2011 |
Phillip L. Klingler, Bryan, OH US
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| 20100024611 | POWER DRIVER AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME - A pneumatic driver for driving a fastener including an air inlet connectable to an air supply and a pneumatically driven motor driveable by air supply about a tool axis. The driver further including a bit holder, a torque control, and a push rod in mechanical communication with the torque control such that the pin is axially positionable between an off position, a drive position and a torque blocked position. The rod moving to the drive position in response to axial pressure being applied to the bit holder and driver further including an inlet air chamber and a signal pressure chamber fluidly connecting the air inlet and the motor. The driver further including a port between the inlet and signal chambers and a second port between the pressure chamber and the motor and the rod extending through the pressure chamber into the inlet chamber and including a first seal for selectively sealing the first port and a second seal for selectively sealing the second port. The first seal being in a closed condition when the rod is in the off position, the first and second seals being in an opened condition when the rod is in the drive position thereby allowing the associated air flow to reach the motor, and the second seal being in a closed condition and the first seal being in the open condition when the rod is in the torque blocked position thereby maintaining air flow into the pressure chamber. | 02-04-2010 |
Rick Klingler, Liberty Lake, WA US
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| 20110112871 | HEALTH CARE BENEFITS CLAIMS REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS - Systems and methods are provided herein that provide for health care pricing analysis and recommendation. | 05-12-2011 |
Robert J. Klingler, Glenview, IL US
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| 20080309337 | NMR CHARACTERIZATION OF THIN FILMS - A method, apparatus, and system for characterizing thin film materials. The method, apparatus, and system includes a container for receiving a starting material, applying a gravitational force, a magnetic force, and an electric force or combinations thereof to at least the starting material, forming a thin film material, sensing an NMR signal from the thin film material and analyzing the NMR signal to characterize the thin film of material. | 12-18-2008 |
Thomas G. Klingler, Chandler, AZ US
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| 20080231149 | MULTIPLE USE, TRANSFORMABLE CART - A mobile storage and work cart is described that includes a reconfigurable frame, a plurality of casters extending from the reconfigurable frame and operable for moving the cart, and a work surface attached to the reconfigurable frame and forming a top of the cart. The reconfigurable frame is operable to adjust a height of the work surface. | 09-25-2008 |
Tod M. Klingler, San Carlos, CA US
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| 20100136564 | STEROID RESPONSIVE NUCLEIC ACID EXPRESSION AND PREDICTION OF DISEASE ACTIVITY - The invention relates to methods useful for diagnosing and monitoring the steroid responsiveness of a subject by detecting expression of steroid modulated genes and for predicting transplant rejection and non-rejection. | 06-03-2010 |