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Daniel Pifer, Wayne, NY US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100013727 | LNB Alignment Device for Positioning Satellite Dish Feed Horns and Method Therefor - There is disclosed an LNB alignment device having a main body that removably attaches to a support arm of a satellite dish and has a plurality of mounting holes or rectangular sleeves configured to receive a plurality of low-noise block converters with feed horns (LNBs). The proximal and distal ends of the bar curve inwardly toward the satellite dish and curve slightly upward in a manner that the feed horns of LNBs outside of the focal axis are disposed higher and closer to the center of the reflector to improve signal quality. | 01-21-2010 |
Daniel Lee Pifer, Chelsea, MI US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100269921 | VALVE ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH-PRESSURE FLUID RESERVOIR - A valve assembly is disclosed for controlling fluid flow between two reservoirs. The valve assembly includes a relief valve arranged inside the housing and configured to open a first fluid flow path when the first reservoir is above a first predetermined pressure value. | 10-28-2010 |
| 20110005614 | VENT VALVE - A vent valve assembly at least partially disposed within an interior of a fuel tank is provided. The vent valve assembly comprises a housing, a first venting orifice, a float configured to close the first venting orifice when the level of fuel in the housing reaches a predetermined level, a second venting orifice, and a stop configured to close the second venting orifice to facilitate a pressure differential between the housing and the fuel tank. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110162728 | VALVE ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH-PRESSURE FLUID RESERVOIR - A valve assembly is disclosed for controlling fluid flow between two reservoirs. The valve assembly includes a relief valve arranged inside the housing and configured to open a first fluid flow path when the first reservoir is above a first predetermined pressure value. | 07-07-2011 |
John S. Pifer, Easton, CT US
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| 20090000302 | GAS DELIVERY SYSTEM - A gas delivery system includes a gas booster module for delivering natural gas from a utility gas service to power generation equipment installed in or around a building in a manner that meets the minimum volume and pressure requirements of the power generation equipment. The gas delivery system advantageously uses pipe of a relatively small size for delivering gas to the power generation equipment, thereby substantially reducing installation costs and eliminating the need for a welded gas line. The gas delivery system also provides a control system that facilitates close control over the gas flow and ensures compliance with local building codes and safety regulations and requirements. | 01-01-2009 |
| 20090150100 | METERING ASSEMBLY AND CUSTOMER LOAD PANEL FOR POWER DELIVERY - Methods, systems, and apparatuses for alternate power delivery are provided. A metering assembly includes a power meter module. The power meter module includes a power control module and a power monitor. The power control module is coupled to a transfer switch that receives both primary power and alternate power. The transfer switch has an output coupled to an electrical circuit load. The power control module is configured to receive a request from the transfer switch for the alternate power to be supplied through the transfer switch to the electrical circuit load. The power control module is configured to enable the transfer switch to supply the alternate power to the electrical circuit load in response to the request. The power monitor is configured to determine an amount of the alternate power provided to the electrical circuit load. The power control module is configured to enable the alternate power to be decoupled from the electrical circuit load if the determined amount of the alternate power provided to the electrical circuit load is greater than a power trip setpoint. A plurality of metering assemblies may be provided to monitor a corresponding number of transfer switches coupled to electrical circuit loads in a facility. | 06-11-2009 |
Royce Pifer, Bath, NY US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100013727 | LNB Alignment Device for Positioning Satellite Dish Feed Horns and Method Therefor - There is disclosed an LNB alignment device having a main body that removably attaches to a support arm of a satellite dish and has a plurality of mounting holes or rectangular sleeves configured to receive a plurality of low-noise block converters with feed horns (LNBs). The proximal and distal ends of the bar curve inwardly toward the satellite dish and curve slightly upward in a manner that the feed horns of LNBs outside of the focal axis are disposed higher and closer to the center of the reflector to improve signal quality. | 01-21-2010 |
Terri H. Pifer, Kennesaw, GA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090070183 | Turfs and Skills for Multiple Technicians - Methods and systems are disclosed for assigning multiple technicians to turfs and to skills. One method allows a user to interface with an Integrated Dispatch System and assign multiple technicians to a turf. The turf designates a geographic area within a telecommunications network. The multiple technicians and the turf are displayed via a graphical user interface on a computer. Another method allows the user to assign multiple technicians to a skill level. The skill level describes a qualification for repairing the telecommunications network. The multiple technicians and the skill level are displayed via the graphical user interface. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20110145155 | Methods, Systems, and Products for Predicting Work force Requirements - Methods, systems, and products are disclosed for predicting work force requirements. Work order information is retrieved describing work orders, and weather information is retrieved describing a weather event. The work order information and the weather information are combined to determine an impact on the work orders due to the weather event. The work force requirements are then predicted to resolve the work orders. | 06-16-2011 |