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Andrew Louden, Aberdeen GB
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20110140907 | DOWNHOLE COMMUNICATION - A downhole system ( | 06-16-2011 |
Billie Louden, Denver, CO US
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20120085135 | EXPANDABLE HANDCUFFS - The subject handcuffs can expand from a retracted position to an expanded position to allow individuals to be safety and effectively apprehended and restrained, including large waisted individuals. The handcuffs ( | 04-12-2012 |
Bruce Louden, Queensland AU
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20090211675 | Non-pneumatic tyre assembly - A non-pneumatic wheel assembly ( | 08-27-2009 |
20110285103 | SPRING SUSPENSION ASSEMBLY - A spring suspension assembly ( | 11-24-2011 |
Chris Louden, Bandera, TX US
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20140024553 | METHODS OF IDENTIFICATION AND DIAGNOSIS OF LUNG DISEASES USING CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS AND KITS THEREOF - The invention provides biomarkers and combinations of biomarkers useful in diagnosing lung diseases such as non-smail cell lung cancer or reactive airway disease. Measurements of these biomarkers are inputted into a classification system such as a support vector machine or AdaBoost to assist in determining the likelihood that an individual has a lung disease. Kits comprising agents for detecting the biomarkers and combination of biomarkers, as well as systems that assist in diagnosing lung diseases are also provided. | 01-23-2014 |
Fraser Louden, Kintore GB
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20120125619 | ACTIVE EXTERNAL CASING PACKER (ECP) FOR FRAC OPERATIONS IN OIL AND GAS WELLS - A zonal isolation device ( | 05-24-2012 |
James A. Louden, Cambridge, WI US
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20090232674 | ENGINE STARTER ASSEMBLY - A pressure washer, connected to a water source by a hose, includes a frame, an engine supported by the frame and having a crankshaft, a pump driven by the engine, a wheel supported for rotation relative to the frame, an input configured to receive water from the hose and discharge the water against the wheel to cause the wheel to rotate, and a spring having a first end that is coupled to the crankshaft and a second end that is rotatable about an axis relative to the first end in response to rotation of the wheel to wind the spring. The wound spring is released to rotate the crankshaft to start the engine. | 09-17-2009 |
20100270402 | TURBULENCE CONTROL ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING MACHINE - An assembly for controlling water turbulence through a high pressure cleaning machine includes a nozzle body, which has an inlet, an outlet, and a flow path. The nozzle body has a fastening end that is designed to couple the nozzle body to a pressure washer, at an end of a spray gun shaft, for example. The nozzle body also includes a plurality of conduits (e.g., an array of tubules) arranged in parallel with each other along the flow path and located between the inlet and the outlet. Additionally the nozzle body may include a screen or screens positioned along the flow path. The plurality of conduits and the screens are designed to reduce a turbulence of a water flowing through the assembly. | 10-28-2010 |
20100282866 | CHEMICAL INJECTOR FOR SPRAY DEVICE - A spray device, such as one used with a pressure washer, includes a housing, a chemical container coupled to the housing, and a chemical conduit coupled to the container. The chemical conduit has an inlet and an outlet forming a chemical flow path therebetween. The spray device further includes a chemical flow controller allowing a user to adjust a chemical flow rate through the chemical conduit. Further, the spray device includes a water conduit forming a water flow path through the housing, the water conduit terminating at a spray orifice. The chemical flow path and the water flow path merge at a point proximate the orifice. | 11-11-2010 |
20110315792 | NOZZLE FOR A PRESSURE WASHER - A nozzle for use with a sprayer, such as a spray gun for a pressure washer or a garden hose system, includes a body, which has an inlet for receiving a pressurized flow of water. The nozzle further includes first and second outlets, and first and second passages. The first and second outlets are formed in an end of the body. The first passage extends between the inlet and the first outlet, and the second passage extends between the inlet and the second outlet. The first and second passages are substantially straight and parallel to one another. During operation of the nozzle, the pressurized flow of water from the inlet is split, passes through the first and second passages, and exits the body from the first and second outlets. | 12-29-2011 |
20150021412 | CHEMICAL INJECTOR FOR SPRAY DEVICE - A spray device, such as one used with a pressure washer, includes a housing, a chemical container coupled to the housing, and a chemical conduit coupled to the container. The chemical conduit has an inlet and an outlet forming a chemical flow path therebetween. The spray device further includes a chemical flow controller allowing a user to adjust a chemical flow rate through the chemical conduit. Further, the spray device includes a water conduit forming a water flow path through the housing, the water conduit terminating at a spray orifice. The chemical flow path and the water flow path merge at a point proximate the orifice. | 01-22-2015 |
John Joseph Louden, Manchester GB
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20110125119 | FLUID-ABSORBENT ARTICLES - The present invention relates to fluid-absorbent articles, comprising an upper liquid-pervious layer, a lower liquid-impervious layer, a fluid-absorbent core, wherein the fluid-absorbent core comprises a fibrous material and 10 to 95% by weight of spherical fluid-absorbent polymer particles, and an acquisition distribution layer, wherein the acquisition distribution layer comprises a fibrous material and 0 to 20% by weight of spherical fluid-absorbent polymer particles. | 05-26-2011 |
20110130275 | Fluid-Absorbent Articles - The present invention relates to a process for producing fluid-absorbent cores, comprising mixing a fibrous material and fluid-absorbent polymer particles having low moisture content and low apparent density and pressing the obtained mixture under specific conditions. | 06-02-2011 |
20110166541 | ADJUSTABLE SOLID PARTICLE APPLICATION SYSTEM - An application system for applying a solid particle includes an injector housing having a material inlet, a gas inlet, and a material outlet, and an occluder moveably disposed within the injector housing between the gas inlet and the material outlet. The injector housing and the occluder define there between at least one adjustable aperture downstream of the material inlet and in fluid communication with the gas inlet and the material outlet. The aperture has a first open area with the occluder in a first position and a second open area with the occluder in a second position, the second open area being different than the first open area. The system also includes a nozzle having a nozzle inlet coupled to the material outlet and a nozzle outlet, the inlet having a circular cross-section and the outlet having a rectangular cross-section. | 07-07-2011 |
20130142007 | Injector for a Granular Solid - The invention relates to an injector ( | 06-06-2013 |
20140302985 | FLUID-ABSORBENT ARTICLES - The present invention relates to a process for producing fluid-absorbent cores, comprising mixing a fibrous material and fluid-absorbent polymer particles having low moisture content and low apparent density and pressing the obtained mixture under specific conditions. | 10-09-2014 |
John Joseph Louden, Prestwich Manchester GB
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20130096526 | FLUID-ABSORBENT ARTICLE - The present invention relates to fluid-absorbent articles, comprising a fluid-absorbent core comprising at least 60% by weight of fluid-absorbent polymer particles and not more than 40% by weight of cellulose based fibers and an acquisition-distribution layer comprising at least 90% by weight of synthetic non-cellulose based fibers and not more than 10% by weight of cellulose based fibers. The thickness deviation of the bi-folded fluid-absorbent article in longitudinal direction is less than 10%. More particularly, the present invention relates to folding and packaging of disposable fluid-absorbent articles such as diapers, training pants. | 04-18-2013 |
Kelly Louden, Redmond, OR US
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20150330613 | PORTABLE UPRIGHT STAND - Embodiments include systems, methods, and apparatuses for providing a portable upright stand. A portable upright stand can include a pole for suspending objects such as string lighting, protective coverings, etc. The pole can be coupled to a base such that electrical wiring may extend through the pole and the base. The portable upright stand can also include a reservoir that can enclose at least a portion of the pole such that the pole can be stabilized by the reservoir. The reservoir can have a first opening for filling the reservoir with water and a second opening for draining water. The portable upright stand can also have a shell that can be configured to surround the reservoir as decor or as a protective covering. | 11-19-2015 |
Michael Devon Louden, North Fort Myers, FL US
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20150330815 | PROXIMITY SENSOR COVER - In a proximity-based water valve system having a housing and a proximity sensor, a sensor cover includes a planar main body formed of a translucent and/or opaque material, and an extension handle connected to the main body, which can be adhered to the housing and/or proximity sensor via an adhesive area on a rear side of the main body, such that the main body covers the proximity sensor with the extension handle being angled away from the proximity sensor. | 11-19-2015 |
Peter J. Louden, Bellevue, WA US
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20120298593 | FUEL SCAVENGE WATER REMOVAL SYSTEM - An aircraft fuel scavenge system incorporates a scavenge pump receiving fuel from a center tank and depositing the fuel in a wing tank. A water separator receives fuel through an inlet tube providing a plurality of momentum changes to incoming fuel, the water separator having a fuel outlet connected to the scavenge pump and a water outlet. A water manifold is connected from the water outlet to an input to a fuel supply line to an engine. | 11-29-2012 |
Phil Louden, Weston-Super-Mare GB
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20100133006 | DOWNHOLE COMMUNICATION DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE - The invention provides downhole communication devices and methods of using downhole communication devices. One aspect of the invention provides a downhole communication device including: a first energy harvesting device; a downhole transceiver in communication with the first energy harvesting device; an accumulator in communication with the energy harvesting device; and a microcontroller. The microcontroller manages communication between the first energy harvesting device, transceiver, and accumulator. | 06-03-2010 |
Samuel J. Louden, Moorestown, NJ US
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20120141636 | METHOD TO PRINT MULTICOLOR IMAGES ON EDIBLE PIECES - Multicolor image, formed from at least two component images, are printed on non-planar surfaces of edible pieces by maintaining registration of the pieces from one printing station to another. The registration is maintained by firmly securing the pieces to the transporting surface by applying a pressure differential, by a combination of a pressure differential with a resilient surface, or by trapping the pieces between a retaining member and a recess portion. | 06-07-2012 |