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Anthony D. Muff, Kongsberg NO
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080271896 | Device in Connection with Heave Compensation - The present invention relates to a heave compensator for a riser, particularly a working riser ( | 11-06-2008 |
| 20110005767 | RISER SYSTEM COMPRISING PRESSURE CONTROL MEANS - The present invention regards a riser system comprising at least one riser extending from a subsea wellhead to a surface vessel, tension means for keeping the at least one riser tensioned, which tension means are connected to the vessel, a upper workover riser package (UWRP) located at the upper section of the riser and arranged to seal off the riser passage. According to the invention the UWRP is located below the connection point of the tension means to the vessel, giving the UWRP a position stationary relative a seabed, and that the UWRP comprises an interface adapted for the connection of different kinds of workover equipment. The invention also regards a method for inserting tools into a riser. | 01-13-2011 |
Joseph Muff, Hildisrieden CH
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| 20100133046 | ELEVATOR SYSTEM, SUSPENSION ELEMENT FOR AN ELEVATOR SYSTEM, AND DEVICE FOR MANUFACTURING A SUSPENSION ELEMENT - An elevator system with a car or platform to transport passengers and/or goods as well as with a counterweight, which are arranged as traversable or movable along a travel path, and which are coupled and/or with a drive by a suspension element interrelating their motion. The suspension element is guided and/or driven by a traction sheave and/or a drive shaft and/or a deflecting pulley. The suspension element is sheathed and/or belt-type, with a first layer made of a first plasticizable and/or elastomeric material, containing a first exterior surface, and with at least one tension member—rope-type, tissue-type, or comprising a multitude of partial elements—that is embedded in the first layer of the suspension element. A manufacturing procedure for one of the suspension elements is provided. | 06-03-2010 |
Simon Muff, Mering DE
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| 20080225503 | ELECTRONIC SYSTEM WITH INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DEVICE AND PASSIVE COMPONENT - An electronic system with integrated circuit device and passive component is disclosed. One embodiment provides a printed circuit board, a method for fabricating an electronic system, and an electronic system, including at least one integrated circuit device and at least one passive component, wherein the passive component is arranged at least partially underneath the integrated circuit device. | 09-18-2008 |
Timothy C. Muff, Arvada, CO US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100304318 | FIRE AND WATER DISPLAY WITH INTEGRATED SAFETY FEATURES - A system for providing a combined water and fire display is provided. More specifically, a decorative display comprises a dynamic water and fire display device where fuel/air, water, and fire are integrated. The decorative display provides for unique aesthetic qualities and an appearance wherein flames are positioned at or near the surface of a volume of water. In various embodiments, the decorative display further comprises various safety features including the ability to detect and self-regulate conditions such as the existence and/or absence of a pilot flame, an adequate amount of water, and the temperature of various portions of the system. The decorative display further contemplates the ability to operate without one or more disclosed features, such as when only a water display or only a fire display is desired. | 12-02-2010 |
William H. Muff, Wheat Ridge, CO US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100304318 | FIRE AND WATER DISPLAY WITH INTEGRATED SAFETY FEATURES - A system for providing a combined water and fire display is provided. More specifically, a decorative display comprises a dynamic water and fire display device where fuel/air, water, and fire are integrated. The decorative display provides for unique aesthetic qualities and an appearance wherein flames are positioned at or near the surface of a volume of water. In various embodiments, the decorative display further comprises various safety features including the ability to detect and self-regulate conditions such as the existence and/or absence of a pilot flame, an adequate amount of water, and the temperature of various portions of the system. The decorative display further contemplates the ability to operate without one or more disclosed features, such as when only a water display or only a fire display is desired. | 12-02-2010 |