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Benjamin Lunt, Tewksbury, MA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100009223 | FUEL CELL STACK WITH INTEGRATED PROCESS ENDPLATES - This disclosure related to polymer electrolyte member fuel cells and components thereof, including fuel cell endplates. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20110250520 | VARIABLE LOAD FUEL CELL - Described herein are embodiments directed to fixtures for mounting fuel cells, the fixtures comprising at least one internal frame member; a first endplate assembly comprising a first seal frame, and a first active area compression plate, and a second endplate assembly; wherein the internal frame member is located between the first endplate assembly and the second endplate assembly. Also described are methods of testing a fuel cell. | 10-13-2011 |
Eric M. Lunt, Barrington, IL US
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| 20090254635 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROCESSING PUBLISHED CONTENT ON THE INTERNET - The invention is a method for processing content published on-line so as to identify each item in a unique manner. The invention includes software that receives and reads an RSS feed from a publisher. The software then identifies each item of content in the feed and creates a unique identifier for each item. Each item then has third party content or advertisements associated with the item based on the unique identifier. The entire feed is then stored and, when appropriate, updated. The publisher then receives the augmented feed which contains permanent associations between the third party advertising content and the items in the feed so that as the feed is modified or extended, the permanent relationships between the third party content and previously existing feed items are retained and readers of the publisher's feed do not receive a false indication of new content each time the third party advertising content is rotated on an item. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20110314092 | UNIFIED COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF DATA - A stub tag in source code of a webpage allows for collection of numerous data elements according to tracking tags of various data receiver parties and for distribution of the collected data elements to those parties. The stub tag references a remotely cached script that enables a user device, e.g. a computer running a web browser, to retrieve a tag code for collecting the data elements. The tag code is constructed according to data collection settings, data distribution settings, data receiver settings, and/or user privacy settings. The tag code results in a single variable, common to all data receiver parties, for each data element. The common variable is transmitted to data receivers through the user device or through a server-to-server API. | 12-22-2011 |
James Lunt, Wayzata, MN US
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| 20080230954 | Injection Stretch Blow Molded Polylactide Bottle and Process For Making Same - An injection stretch blow molding process for making containers from a polylactic acid resin. In one aspect the process comprises molding the polylactic acid resin into a perform, applying heat to the perform, stretching and blowing the perform in axial and radial dimensions in order to form a preliminary molded container, conditioning the molded container pursuant to a first conditioning method, conditioning the molded container pursuant to a second conditioning method, and stretching and blowing the molded container in order to form a final molded container. Relatively rigid bottles constructed in accordance with one or more processes disclosed herein are also contemplated. | 09-25-2008 |
Larry Lunt, Brigham City, UT US
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| 20100270775 | KNEE AIRBAG ASSEMBLIES CONFIGURED FOR INFLATOR INSERTION AND INFLATOR-MEDIATED COUPLING TO AN AIRBAG HOUSING - An airbag assembly with a reduced-cost knee airbag cushion and internal tethers can be formed from a single rectangular panel of material so that there is very little material waste. A pleat can be formed in a rear face so that the combination of tethers and pleat help the cushion deploy with favorable characteristics and adopt an arced shape when inflated. The cushion can have apertures for inserting an inflator with mounting stems partially within the cushion so that the mounting stems can be used to couple the cushion to an airbag housing. The assembly can also have a bag strap formed from a single piece of fabric that can wrap around a rolled and/or folded cushion. The assembly can also have a stabilizer strap that can be coupled to the cushion and to the airbag housing so that during deployment, the cushion does not skew or twist. | 10-28-2010 |
| 20100270779 | INFLATABLE KNEE AIRBAGS AND INTERNAL TETHERS PRODUCED FROM SINGLE PANELS OF MATERIAL - An airbag assembly with a reduced-cost knee airbag cushion and internal tethers can be formed from a single rectangular panel of material so that there is very little material waste. A pleat can be formed in a rear face so that the combination of tethers and pleat help the cushion deploy with favorable characteristics and adopt an arced shape when inflated. The cushion can have apertures for inserting an inflator with mounting stems partially within the cushion so that the mounting stems can be used to couple the cushion to an airbag housing. The assembly can also have a bag strap formed from a single piece of fabric that can wrap around a rolled and/or folded cushion. The assembly can also have a stabilizer strap that can be coupled to the cushion and to the airbag housing so that during deployment, the cushion does not skew or twist. | 10-28-2010 |
| 20100270782 | INFLATABLE KNEE AIRBAG ASSEMBLIES WITH BAG STRAPS FOR WRAPPING THE AIRBAGS AND OPTIMIZING DEPLOYMENT - An airbag assembly with a reduced-cost knee airbag cushion and internal tethers can be formed from a single rectangular panel of material so that there is very little material waste. A pleat can be formed in a rear face so that the combination of tethers and pleat help the cushion deploy with favorable characteristics and adopt an arced shape when inflated. The cushion can have apertures for inserting an inflator with mounting stems partially within the cushion so that the mounting stems can be used to couple the cushion to an airbag housing. The assembly can also have a bag strap formed from a single piece of fabric that can wrap around a rolled and/or folded cushion. The assembly can also have a stabilizer strap that can be coupled to the cushion and to the airbag housing so that during deployment, the cushion does not skew or twist. | 10-28-2010 |
| 20120025496 | KNEE AIRBAG ASSEMBLIES AND RELATED METHODS - An airbag assembly can include a stabilizer strap attached to an airbag, and the stabilizer strap can cooperate with a housing to prevent undesired rotation or skewing of the airbag during deployment. In some arrangements, a portion of the airbag is secured to the housing via an inflator. | 02-02-2012 |
Larry F. Lunt, Brigham City, UT US
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| 20110079991 | AIR BAG WITH PRESSURE-MANAGED GAS DELIVERY INFLATABLE DUCT - An inflatable side airbag has an inflatable duct for the delivery of inflation gas. The inflatable duct of the inflatable side airbag provides for rapid deployment of a multi-chamber air bag while controlling the rate of inflation and the relative pressure of the chambers. The inflatable duct allows a single inflator to inflate a high pressure pelvis chamber and a lower pressure thorax chamber while preventing fluid communication between the two chambers upon completion of inflation. | 04-07-2011 |
| 20110316263 | INFLATABLE AIRBAG ASSEMBLIES WITH HEAT SHIELDS - Heat shields are used to shield an airbag from hot gasses issuing from an inflator. The heat shields can be a piece of thin metal that is coupled to the airbag cushion or the inflator. The heat shield can be held in place by being attached or coupled to the airbag and/or the inflator. | 12-29-2011 |
Larry Frank Lunt, Brigham City, UT US
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| 20090189375 | SLIDE-ON INFLATOR HOUSING - An inflator assembly is disclosed for use in an automobile. The inflator assembly features a slide-on housing around an inflator. | 07-30-2009 |
Michael Lunt, Abington, CT US
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| 20080199781 | METHOD OF PRODUCING AN ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL AND ARTICLES PRODUCED THEREFROM - A method of producing an electrode assembly comprises positioning a first adhesive between a first surface of a first electrode layer having a width W | 08-21-2008 |
| 20110274980 | METHOD OF PRODUCING AN ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL AND ARTICLES PRODUCED THEREFROM - A method of producing an electrode assembly comprises disposing a thermoplastic polymer powder between a first surface of a first electrode and a first surface of a microporous separator to form a separator/electrode pre-assembly; and adhering the first surface of the first electrode to the first surface of the microporous separator via the thermoplastic polymer powder to form a separator/electrode assembly, wherein the adhesive thermoplastic polymer does not form a solid layer. | 11-10-2011 |
Richard Lunt, Ann Arbor, MI US
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| 20090047429 | Apparatus and Method for Deposition For Organic Thin Films - The invention provides apparatus and methods for organic continuum vapor deposition of organic materials on large area substrates. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20090267060 | POLYMER WRAPPED CARBON NANOTUBE NEAR-INFRARED PHOTOACTIVE DEVICES - A photoactive device includes a photoactive region disposed between and electrically connected to two electrodes where the photoactive region includes a first organic photoactive layer comprising a first donor material and a second organic photoactive layer comprising a first acceptor material. The first donor material contains photoactive polymer-wrapped carbon nanotubes and the photoactive region includes one or more additional organic photoactive material layers disposed between the first donor material layer and the acceptor material layer. The photoactive region creates excitons upon absorption of light in the range of about 400 nm to 1450 nm. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20090280247 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DEPOSITION FOR ORGANIC THIN FILMS - The invention provides apparatus and methods for organic continuum vapor deposition of organic materials on large area substrates. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20100258821 | CONCAVE-HEMISPHERE-PATTERNED ORGANIC TOP-LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE - A first device is provided. The first device includes an organic light emitting device, which further comprises a first electrode, a second electrode, and an organic emissive layer disposed between the first and second electrode. Preferably, the second electrode is more transparent than the first electrode. The organic emissive layer has a first portion shaped to form an indentation in the direction of the first electrode, and a second portion shaped to form a protrusion in the direction of the second electrode. The first device may include a plurality of organic light emitting devices. The indentation may have a shape that is formed from a partial sphere, a partial cylinder, a pyramid, or a pyramid with a mesa, among others. The protrusions may be formed between adjoining indentations or between an indentation and a surface parallel to the substrate. | 10-14-2010 |
| 20110088621 | Organic Vapor Jet Deposition Using an Exhaust - Methods and systems for organic vapor jet deposition are provided, where an exhaust is disposed between adjacent nozzles. The exhaust may reduce pressure buildup in the nozzles and between the nozzles and the substrate, leading to improved deposition profiles, resolution, and improved nozzle-to-nozzle uniformity. The exhaust may be in fluid communication with an ambient vacuum, or may be directly connected to a vacuum source. | 04-21-2011 |
Richard R. Lunt, Davidson, NC US
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| 20090092529 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REMOVING GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM A GAS STREAM - Horizontal gas-liquid scrubbing systems and associated gas scrubbing methodologies are provided. In one embodiment, a horizontal duct scrubbing system includes a horizontally disposed housing having a waste gas inlet and a treated gas outlet, a liquid inlet manifold disposed within the horizontally disposed housing, the liquid inlet manifold comprising a plurality of nozzles oriented to spray a scrubbing liquor co-current to the flow of a gas stream flowing through the horizontally disposed housing, and a demister located proximal the treated gas outlet, where the horizontally disposed housing is substantially free of flow deflection members between the liquid inlet manifold and the demister. The gas stream may include sulfur dioxide, and the system may be capable of removing at least 71 vol. % sulfur dioxide from the gas stream. | 04-09-2009 |
| 20110135554 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REMOVING GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM A GAS STREAM - Horizontal gas-liquid scrubbing systems and associated gas scrubbing methodologies are provided. In one embodiment, a horizontal duct scrubbing system includes a horizontally disposed housing having a waste gas inlet and a treated gas outlet, a liquid inlet manifold disposed within the horizontally disposed housing, the liquid inlet manifold comprising a plurality of nozzles oriented to spray a scrubbing liquor co-current to the flow of a gas stream flowing through the horizontally disposed housing, and a demister located proximal the treated gas outlet, where the horizontally disposed housing is substantially free of flow deflection members between the liquid inlet manifold and the demister. | 06-09-2011 |
Richard R. Lunt, Ann Arbor, MI US
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| 20090165859 | GROWTH OF ORDERED CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC FILMS - There is disclosed methods utilizing organic vapor phase deposition for growing bulk organic crystalline layers for organic photosensitive devices, heterojunctions and films made by such methods, and devices using such heterojunctions. There is also disclosed new methods for manufacturing heterojunctions and organic photosensitive devices, and the heterojunctions and devices manufactured thereby. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20120061658 | STRUCTURAL TEMPLATING FOR ORGANIC ELECTRONIC DEVICES HAVING AN ORGANIC FILM WITH LONG RANGE ORDER - An organic photosensitive device having an organic film with a desired crystalline order includes a first electrode layer and at least one structural templating layer disposed on the first electrode A photoactive region is disposed on the templating layer and includes a donor material and an acceptor material, wherein the donor or the acceptor is templated by the templating layer, and further wherein a majority of the molecules of the templated material are in a non-preferential orientation with respect to the first electrode An organic light emitting device incorporating such organic films includes a first electrode layer, a second electrode layer, at least one structural templating layer disposed between the first and second electrodes, and a functional layer disposed over the templating layer A majority of the molecules of the functional layer are in a non-preferential orientation with respect to the layer below the templating layer | 03-15-2012 |
Richard R. Lunt, Lexington, MA US
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| 20100175552 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REMOVING GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM A GAS STREAM - Horizontal gas-liquid scrubbing systems and associated gas scrubbing methodologies are provided. In one embodiment, a horizontal duct scrubbing system includes a horizontally disposed housing having a waste gas inlet and a treated gas outlet, a liquid inlet manifold disposed within the horizontally disposed housing, the liquid inlet manifold comprising a plurality of nozzles oriented to spray a scrubbing liquor co-current to the flow of a gas stream flowing through the horizontally disposed housing, and a demister located proximal the treated gas outlet, where the horizontally disposed housing is substantially free of flow deflection members between the liquid inlet manifold and the demister. The gas stream may include sulfur dioxide, and the system may be capable of removing at least 71 vol. % sulfur dioxide from the gas stream. | 07-15-2010 |
Richard R. Lunt, Cambridge, MA US
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| 20120091436 | ORDERED ORGANIC-ORGANIC MULTILAYER GROWTH - An ordered multilayer crystalline organic thin film structure is formed by depositing at least two layers of thin film crystalline organic materials successively wherein the at least two thin film layers are selected to have their surface energies within ±50% of each other, and preferably within ±15% of each other, whereby every thin film layer within the multilayer crystalline organic thin film structure exhibit a quasi-epitaxial relationship with the adjacent crystalline organic thin film. | 04-19-2012 |
Teresa F. Lunt, Palo Alto, CA US
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| 20110219315 | System And Method For Flexibly Taking Actions In Response To Detected Activities - A computer-implemented system and method for flexibly taking actions in response to detected activities is provided. A trigger in a computing environment is defined and includes at least one of specifying one or more documents, persons, key words, times, and projects associable with the activities of at least one user, and defining one or more actions associable with the activities of at least one such user. At least one of activities, events, and stimuli occurring within the computing environment is monitored in relation to the documents, persons, key words, times, and projects, and to the activities. Action is taken within the computing environment upon activation of the trigger by the at least one activity, event, and stimuli. | 09-08-2011 |