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Chad M. Remmers, Seattle, WA US
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| 20110049175 | Sealed window for dry box - A window having multiple integral seals, the window being formed of a substantially optically transparent flexible membrane window panel; a substantially continuous peripheral window seal mechanism surrounding the window panel with the window seal mechanism being a continuous peripheral slot having an opening facing away from the window panel and being structured to receive thereinto a substantially rigid inner peripheral window aperture frame; a contoured skirt completely surrounding the window sealing mechanism; a substantially continuous peripheral door seal mechanism formed adjacent to an edge of the contoured skirt; and wherein the window panel, the window seal mechanism, the contoured skirt and the door seal mechanism are mutually integrally formed of a substantially water-resistant and resiliently pliable material. | 03-03-2011 |
Gerhard Fokko Remmers, Doetinchem NL
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| 20100084605 | PROCESS TO PREPARE CONCENTRATED ALKALI METAL HYPO-CHLORITE - The present invention pertains to a process for preparing a concentrated alkali metal hypochlorite solution by reacting chlorine with an alkali metal hydroxide to form alkali metal hypochlorite, alkali metal chloride, and water, wherein one or more aqueous solutions comprising an alkali metal hydroxide and alkali metal hypochlorite are led in a swirling flow through one or more inlet pipes of a reaction vessel, wherein chlorine is injected into said reaction vessel at its top part and flows downwards through said one or more inlet pipes, and wherein the outflow openings of the one or more inlet pipes are arranged such that the solution leaving said outflow openings, being supersaturated with alkali metal chloride, is directed through a fluidized bed of said alkali metal chloride, while the flow direction is converted upwards through said fluidized bed. | 04-08-2010 |
Greg Remmers, Fountain Hills, AZ US
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| 20110123595 | Personal Stimulating Wiping Systems - A wipe to stimulate a person. The wipe is permeated with a smelling salt solution. The smelling salt solution delivers an effective amount of ammonium gas to stimulate the respiratory system of the person. The smelling salt solution delivers an effective amount of alcohol to provide a cooling sensation on the skin. The wipe is contained in a container impermeably to prevent evaporation of the smelling salt solution and to delay transformation of the smelling salts solution to ammonium gas until the container may be opened by the person. Other embodiments and uses are disclosed. | 05-26-2011 |
Gregry Remmers, Ingleside, IL US
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| 20090061705 | ENGINE STARTING SYSTEM FOR A MARINE OUTBOARD ENGINE - A marine outboard engine for a watercraft is disclosed. The marine outboard engine includes a starter motor operatively connected to the crankshaft of the engine and a capacitor electrically connected to the starter motor. The capacitor is powering the starter motor to initiate rotation of the crankshaft. An alternator is operatively connected to the engine and is electrically connected to the capacitor for charging the capacitor when the engine is operating. A starting system and a method for operating a starting system of a marine outboard engine are also disclosed. | 03-05-2009 |
John E. Remmers, Calgary CA
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| 20090025725 | TRANSIENT INTERVENTION FOR MODIFYING THE BREATHING OF A PATIENT - A method for modifying the breathing of a patient while the patient is experiencing sleep apnea, for example Cheyne Stokes breathing. An instantaneous pulmonary ventilation of a patient is monitored. Limit cycle behavior of the instantaneous pulmonary ventilation is identified. A transient intervention is applied to the patient during a phase of a limit cycle of the instantaneous pulmonary ventilation. The transient intervention has an effect on a breathing state of the patient. | 01-29-2009 |
| 20090133696 | VENTILATION STABILIZATION SYSTEM - There is an apparatus including a mandible positioner for positioning the mandible of a patient with respect to the maxilla of the patient and a breathing assistance apparatus. The breathing assistance apparatus has a sensor arranged to detect at least one element representative of a breathing state of the patient. A source of breathing gas includes a patient interface and has at least a first operable position and a second operable position. The source of breathing gas provides a different ratio of carbon dioxide and oxygen to the patient when in the first operable position than in the second operable position. The source of breathing gas may be moved between the first operable position and the second operable position in response to signals from the sensor. For example, the source of breathing gas may provide rebreathed air to the patient in the first position and atmospheric air in the second position. An apparatus for interfacing with a patient to allow breathing gas to be provided to the patient is also provided. | 05-28-2009 |
John E. Remmers, Sedona, AZ US
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| 20100316973 | Apparatuses and Methods for Mandibular Protrusion - Embodiments of methods and mandibular protruders and positioning devices, comprising, for example: an upper mounting bracket having an upper dental appliance; a lower mounting bracket having a lower dental appliance; and a rail system configured to couple the upper mounting bracket to the lower mounting bracket. Some embodiments comprise a drive motor and/or an initial position adjustment mechanism. | 12-16-2010 |
Peter Remmers, Hamburg DE
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| 20080254270 | Moisture Vapor permeable Film Including Ethylene Copolymer and Articles Including the Same - A continuous film that includes ethylene copolymer selected from the group consisting of ethylene vinyl acetate, ethylene n-butylacrylate carbon monoxide, ethylene vinyl acetate carbon monoxide, and combinations thereof. The film exhibits a moisture vapor transmission rate of at least 100 g/m | 10-16-2008 |
Richard Remmers, Milwukee, WI US
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| 20120289870 | PORTABLE ACTIVE PNEUMATICALLY POWERED ANKLE-FOOT ORTHOSIS - A portable active fluid-powered ankle foot orthosis. A lower leg mount and a foot bed are pivotally coupled at or proximate to an ankle position. A fluid powered rotary actuator is configured to receive power from a wearable fluid power source and provide controlled force and resistance to aid or inhibit relative rotation of the foot bed and the lower leg mount. An integral controller is provided for receiving data from sensors and controlling the fluid powered rotary actuator to actively assist gait of a user. | 11-15-2012 |
Robert Remmers, Altdorf DE
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| 20090174417 | SWITCHED CAPACITOR MEASUREMENT CIRCUIT FOR MEASURING THE CAPACITANCE OF AN INPUT CAPACITOR - A switched capacitor measurement circuit is provided for measuring the capacitance of an input capacitor with a parallel parasitic resistor. The circuit comprises a switching arrangement, a reference capacitor, a steered current sink and an operational amplifier with an output, a non-inverting input connected to a reference voltage source and an inverting input connected to a first terminal of the input capacitor. The current sink is steered to compensate for a charge current due to the parasitic resistor. Still further, the circuit comprises a digital adder and an analog-to-digital converter with an analog input connected to the output of the operational amplifier and a digital output connected to a first input of the digital adder. A second input of the digital adder receives a negative digital error signal and the output of the digital adder provides a digital capacitance measurement signal corrected for an error current which is integrated across the reference capacitor in the gain mode due to the slewing of the operational amplifier. | 07-09-2009 |