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Andrew P. Richardson, Clinton, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100159409NON-CENTRIC OXY-FUEL BURNER FOR GLASS MELTING SYSTEMS - A burner for use in a combustion chamber of a furnace or a forehearth includes a gas delivery member for delivering a gaseous oxidant, a fuel delivery member for delivering a fuel and having a portion disposed at an interior of the gas delivery member and offset from a longitudinal axis of the gas delivery member, and a flange assembly mechanically associated with the gas and fuel delivery members, the flange assembly adapted for rotational movement to releasably secure the gas and fuel delivery members with respect to each other to provide a flame footprint at a select location in the combustion chamber.06-24-2010
20100162761FLAME POLISHING OF FLAT GLASS - A method and apparatus are provided to flame polish a thin glass sheet which includes cooling the thin glass sheet followed by heating the thin glass sheet with an intense flame to substantially reduce if not eliminate surface roughness of the glass sheet.07-01-2010
20100167219BURNER BLOCK FOR PRODUCING FLAT FLAME - A burner and process for a melter is provided which includes a combustion stream transitioning from an elliptical cross section to a circular cross section to provide a flat flame from the circular cross section for combustion in the melter.07-01-2010
20100233639BURNER FOR REDUCING WALL WEAR IN A MELTER - A combustion gas flow for an atmosphere of a melter includes a first gas flow at a first velocity introduced into the atmosphere, and a second gas flow at a second velocity less than the first velocity introduced into the atmosphere for entraining corrosive or condensable vapors in the atmosphere and shrouding and inhibiting the first gas flow from entraining condensable or corrosive vapors at a higher rate than the second gas flow.09-16-2010
20100242545CYCLICAL STOICHIOMETRIC VARIATION OF OXY-FUEL BURNERS IN GLASS FURNACES - An end-port regenerative furnace includes a housing; a combustion chamber within the housing; first and second regenerators each disposed to be in communication with the combustion chamber; and first and second burner assemblies adapted to operate fuel-rich and fuel-lean concurrent with a respective one of the first and second regenerators, the first and second regenerators each constructed and arranged to alternate between a combustion mode and an exhaust mode for the combustion products circulating in the combustion chamber.09-30-2010
20100307196BURNER INJECTION SYSTEM FOR GLASS MELTING - A burner for melting glass forming batch material includes a burner assembly constructed and arranged with a first passage for providing a fuel stream and a second passage for providing an oxidant stream, the first and second streams coacting to produce a supersonic combustion jet flame penetrable into glass melt. A method for melting glass forming batch material is also provided and includes providing a fuel stream; providing an oxidant stream; mixing the fuel and oxidant streams with sufficient force for providing a supersonic combustion jet flame; directing the supersonic combustion jet flame to contact the glass forming batch material; and penetrating the glass forming batch material to a select depth with the supersonic combustion jet flame.12-09-2010
20110011134INJECTOR FOR HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN BUBBLING IN GLASS BATHS - A bubbler for injecting gas bubbles into a glass bath in a melter includes an injector mounted to a bottom portion of the melter beneath the glass bath, the injector having a surface exposed to the glass bath; a plurality of passageways formed in the injector extending through the injector and opening at the surface for providing the gas bubbles into the glass bath; and a controller connected to the bubbler for controlling origination and release of the gas bubbles for injection into the glass bath.01-20-2011
20120192773METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR CARBON DIOXIDE-OXYGEN-COAL COMBUSTION - A burner and method for oxidizing solid fuels wherein the burner has a lance having one or more nozzle feeds and one or more nozzle outlets concentrically surrounded by a primary oxidant passage which is concentrically surrounded by a secondary oxidant passage wherein the primary and secondary oxidant passages communicate at their proximal ends with a gas supply, the lance having a distal and proximal end and the one or more nozzle feeds is in communication with a gas supply.08-02-2012
20120214115METHOD FOR HEATING A BLAST FURNACE STOVE - A method for heating a blast furnace stove by combusting in a stable, visible flame a fuel with a lower heating value (LHV) of 9 MJ/Nm08-23-2012
20120214116APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR HEATING A BLAST FURNACE STOVE - A method for heating a blast furnace stove includes combusting fuel in a combustion chamber in the stove, providing combustion gases from the combustion chamber to heat refractory material in the stove, recirculating exhausted combustion gases into the combustion chamber, enriching the combustion chamber with oxygen sufficient for maintaining combustion in the combustion chamber without damaging the refractory material in the stove.08-23-2012

Patent applications by Andrew P. Richardson, Clinton, NJ US

Andrew Peter Richardson, Clinton, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080272524Metallurgical Lance with Annular Gas Flow Control - A method of controlling total jet pressure from the head of a metallurgical lance for introducing gas into a volume of metal in a vessel. The lance head has at least one ejector, which has a nozzle located in a bore of the lance head and has an annular gas passage between at least one nozzle and the wall of the bore. The method proceeds by adjusting the annular gas velocity from a first Mach number to a second mach number to effect change of the total jet pressure.11-06-2008

Patent applications by Andrew Peter Richardson, Clinton, NJ US

John William Richardson, Hamilton, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080253465Storage of Advanced Video Coding (Avc) Parameter Sets In Avc File Format - There is provided a method for employing Parameter Set information corresponding to an Advanced Video Coding (AVC) file. The method includes the step of embedding the Parameter Set information into a Hint Track of the AVC file.10-16-2008
20120222076METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CHANGING RECEIVED STREAMING CONTENT CHANNELS - An apparatus and method is disclosed in which a buffer receives a first content stream carrying a content channel signal. The first content stream carries the content channel signal at a rate substantially greater than the streaming content playout rate, for initially loading the buffer. The buffer switches its reception of the content channel signal from the first content stream to a second content stream. The second content stream is at a rate substantially the same as the streaming content playout rate. Generally, this switch occurs when some predefined threshold of the content channel signal is buffered.08-30-2012
20120222078METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CHANGING RECEIVED STREAMING CONTENT CHANNELS - An apparatus and method is disclosed in which a buffer receives a first content stream carrying a content channel signal. The first content stream carries the content channel signal at a rate substantially greater than the streaming content playout rate, for initially loading the buffer. The buffer switches its reception of the content channel signal from the first content stream to a second content stream. The second content stream is at a rate substantially the same as the streaming content playout rate. Generally, this switch occurs when some predefined threshold of the content channel signal is buffered.08-30-2012

Patent applications by John William Richardson, Hamilton, NJ US

Lee Richardson, Eatontown, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090202237System and Method for Fault Identification in Optical Communication Systems - A system and method for fault identification in optical communication networks. One or more repeaters in the system includes a loop back path that couples an output a first amplifier for amplifying signals carried in a first direction through a repeater to an input of a second amplifier for amplifying signals carried in a second direction through said repeater. Fault analysis is conducted using loop gain data associated with test signals transmitted on the first or second paths and returned on the opposite path through the loop back paths.08-13-2009

Lee Richardson, Freehold, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20120257899ORTHOGONAL BAND LAUNCH FOR REPEATERLESS SYSTEMS - Briefly, in accordance with one or more embodiments, a band of signal carriers is divided into a first band of carriers and a second band of carriers. The carriers in the first band comprise shorter wavelength carriers, and carriers in the second band comprise longer wavelength carriers. Each of the optical sources in the first and second bands of carriers are modulated with an input signal and coupled together via a polarization maintaining coupler. These signals are then combined via a polarization beam combiner wherein the first band has a polarization state that is orthogonal, or nearly orthogonal, to a polarization of the second state.10-11-2012

Lee John Richardson, Freehold, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20120294619NOVEL ARCHITECTURE FOR UNDERSEA REPEATERLESS SYSTEMS - An undersea repeaterless optical transmission system is disclosed including first and second stations connected by a communication link which may comprise one or more optical fibers. The system further includes a dedicated Raman pumping path originating from a third intermediate station and interacting with the communication link at an undersea body positioned between the first and second stations. This dedicated Raman pumping path may comprise one or more optical fibers. Communications signals are propagated only between the first and second stations, while the third intermediate station provides only Raman pumping via the pumping path which is used to boost signal power in the communication link between the first and second stations. By limiting this pumping path to Raman pumping only substantially more pumping power can be provided through the path since power is not limited by the equation of a communications signal. The disclosed system architecture facilitates increased capacity (or reach) on the repeaterless link between the first and second stations.11-22-2012

Paul Richardson, Vernon, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080286357MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PARTICULATE DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR PHARMACOLOGICALLY ACTIVE INGREDIENTS - The present invention relates to a pharmacologic dosage unit which includes a multi-functional particulate system and a pharmacologically active agent. The multi-functional particulate system includes solid biologically-safe particles incorporated into a matrix and having a characteristic that each individual particle retains its original size. The invention also relates to methods of preparing, enhancing flow properties and compacting properties of a pharmacologic composition, increasing capacity for inclusion of ingredients, and increasing dispersion of actives. Finally, the invention includes a method for delivering an active agent to a patient.11-20-2008

Paul H. Richardson, Vernon, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090004285Stable non-disintegrating dosage forms and method of making same - The present invention is a stable, non-disintegrable dosage form which combines the benefits of a microencapsulated substrate with the convenience of direct compression. The present invention is also directed to methods for producing directly compressed microencapsulated dosage forms to provide modified release and dosage form stability. The dosage unit can have a high active load.01-01-2009

Patent applications by Paul H. Richardson, Vernon, NJ US

Peter Richardson, Ringoes, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090110647METHOD OF PREVENTING ADVERSE EFFECTS BY GLP-1 - A method for preventing or reducing adverse effects such as profuse sweating, nausea and vomiting, which normally are associated with subcutaneous and intravenous administration of glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) therapy is provided. In particular, the method comprises the rapid administration of a GLP-1 formulation into the pulmonary circulation such as by inhalation, directly into pulmonary alveolar capillaries using a dry powder drug delivery system.04-30-2009
20090111749Delivery of Active Agents - A method of introducing a physiologically-active agent into the circulatory system of a mammal is disclosed herein. The method utilizes a rapid drug delivery system which prevents deactivation or degradation of the active agent being administered to a patient in need of treatment. In particular, the drug delivery system is designed for pulmonary drug delivery such as by inhalation, for delivery of the active agents such as proteins and peptides to the pulmonary circulation in a therapeutically effective manner avoiding degradation of the active agents in peripheral and vascular tissue before reaching the target site.04-30-2009
20100035794USE OF ULTRARAPID ACTING INSULIN - Disclosed herein are improved methods of treating hyperglycemia with a combination of an ultrarapid acting insulin and insulin glargine comprising prandial administration of the ultrarapid insulin, and administration of a first dose of insulin glargine within 6 hours of waking for a day.02-11-2010
20120040899Method for Treating Hyperglycemia with GLP-1 - A method for treating hyperglycemia and/or diabetes in a subject is provided. In particular, the method is directed for the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus who have a fasting blood glucose concentration greater than about 8 mM, wherein the patient is administered a formulation comprising a GLP-1 molecule and a diketopiperazine by pulmonary inhalation with a dry powder inhalation system.02-16-2012
20120094905Method for Treating Hyperglycemia with GLP-1 - A method for treating hyperglycemia and/or diabetes in a subject is provided. In particular, the method is directed for the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus who have a fasting blood glucose concentration greater than about 8 mM, wherein the patient is administered a formulation comprising a GLP-1 molecule and a diketopiperazine by pulmonary inhalation with a dry powder inhalation system.04-19-2012
20120115777Use of Ultrarapid Acting Insulin - Disclosed herein are improved methods of treating hyperglycemia with a combination of an ultrarapid acting insulin and insulin glargine comprising prandial administration of the ultrarapid insulin, and administration of a first dose of insulin glargine within 6 hours of waking for a day.05-10-2012
20120252728Val (8) GLP-1 Composition and Method for Treating Functional Dyspepsia and/or Irritable Bowel Syndrome - A method of treating functional dyspepsia and/or irritable bowel syndrome in mammals in need of treatment is disclosed herein. The method comprises administering to the mammal a formulation by inhalation, wherein the formulation avoids first pass metabolism of the active ingredient. The method comprises administering a formulation by pulmonary inhalation comprising a diketopiperazine and a glucagon-like peptide (GLP-1), analog, ROSE-010.10-04-2012

Patent applications by Peter Richardson, Ringoes, NJ US

Thomas Richardson, Sicklerville, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110040442Integrated net-centric diagnostics dataflow for avionics systems - A net-centric avionics diagnostics and automated maintenance environment system includes a storage medium on which is stored diagnostic data concerning the operation of systems of an aircraft and diagnostic data of aircraft systems, including BIT data, an organizational level automated maintenance environment server to transport maintenance and diagnostic information throughout the automated maintenance environment. The system also includes an organizational level diagnostics avionics tester that has a processor to execute diagnostics software for gathering, storing, and processing avionics diagnostics information. The tester is linked to an interface device that includes data acquisition hardware, standard interfaces for an avionics unit under test, and instrumentation for troubleshooting the unit under test. The organizational level diagnostics avionics tester is in network communication with the organizational level automated maintenance environment server. The system also includes a common intermediate level tester for testing a plurality of avionics modular assemblies, and an intermediate level maintenance environment server that stores historical maintenance data for use by the common intermediate level tester and by the organizational level diagnostics avionics tester.02-17-2011

Thomas J. Richardson, South Orange, NJ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110216657METHODS AND APPARATUS RELATED TO SIGNALING REQUEST TO TRANSMIT TRAFFIC IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS - Methods and apparatus related to the communication of traffic in peer to peer communications are described. A peer to peer communications system includes traffic slots, and for a pair of devices (first and second) having a connection a first transmission request resource and a second transmission request resource are associated with a traffic transmission interval of the traffic slot, the first request resource preceding the second request resource. The first device can utilize the first resource to transmit a request to transmit traffic to the second device, and when it does, it also uses the second resource to transmit additional information corresponding to the request and/or traffic. If the second device doesn't detect a request on the first resource, then it can use the second resource to transmit a request to first device to transmit traffic to the first device.09-08-2011
20120106751METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYNCHRONIZATION - Methods and apparatus related to timing synchronization used in a wireless microphone system to reduce and/or minimize interference are described. A wireless microphone receiver in some embodiments performs open loop timing control based on signals from an adjacent wireless microphone receiver and participates in closed loop timing control of wireless microphone transmitters which communicate with the particular wireless microphone receiver. The closed loop timing control includes instructing individual wireless microphone transmitters to advance or retard their symbol timing so that symbols transmitted by different wireless microphone transmitters are received in a synchronized manner at the wireless microphone receiver. The closed loop timing control allows a wireless microphone receiver to control wireless microphone transmitters to take into consideration their different distances to the receiver and the differing transmission times associated with the wireless microphone transmitters at different locations.05-03-2012
20120108282METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR POWER CONTROL AND INTERFERENCE MANAGEMENT IN WIRELESS MICROPHONE TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS - A wireless microphone receiver is used to control transmission power and/or channel configuration of wireless microphones which communicate audio data to the wireless microphone receiver. In some embodiments the wireless microphone receiver searches for available channels, e.g., on a periodic or other basis. Based on wireless microphone receiver loading and interference considerations, channel availability may be determined and channel assignments are made. In some embodiments channel assignments are made based on wireless microphone battery status. Channel assignments to wireless microphones are communicated via a control channel. In addition to channel assignments, wireless microphone transmitter power can be controlled by the wireless microphone receiver. Commands to increase or decrease transmission power may occur as channel conditions change and/or on a recurring periodic basis. The rate of power control transmission may be relatively infrequent, e.g., a second apart in some embodiments, given that wireless microphones tend to be relatively stationary during use.05-03-2012
20120114134METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR CONTROL AND TRAFFIC SIGNALING IN WIRELESS MICROPHONE TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS - Methods and apparatus for controlling the communications between a wireless microphone receiver and one or more wireless microphone transmitters are described. In accordance with some embodiments a common control channel is used for communicating control signals between the wireless microphone receiver and one or more wireless microphone transmitters, while separate audio data channels are used to carry audio data traffic from each individual wireless microphone transmitter to the microphone receiver. In accordance with some other embodiment, a time division approach is used in which there are microphone transmit time periods and control signaling time periods. During the microphone transmit time periods, wireless microphone transmitters transmit audio data signals and, in some embodiment, control signals, to the wireless microphone receiver using separate frequency subbands within a frequency band. During control signaling time periods, the wireless microphone receiver transmits a control signal to a wireless microphone transmitter using the frequency band.05-10-2012
20120134456METHODS AND APPARATUSES FOR SYNCHRONIZATION OF WIRELESS DEVICES IN WIRELESS NETWORKS - To maintain a synchronized wireless peer group, timing signals may be periodically transmitted by one or more devices in the wireless peer group. These periodic timing signals may be transmitted by different wireless devices in the peer group, distributing (sharing) the transmit power burden among the different wireless devices, increasing the useful operation time of the individual wireless devices. Similarly, the wireless peer group may monitor for timing signals received from devices that are not part of the wireless peer group. This monitoring burden may also be distributed (shared) among the devices in the peer group allowing for a greater sleep time for individual wireless devices, increasing the useful operation time of the individual wireless devices.05-31-2012
20120269072METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING INTERFERENCE FROM PEER DISCOVERY IN WWAN - A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product are provided in which at least one of a peer-to-peer transmit power or a peer-to-peer duty cycle is adjusted based on at least one of a path loss to a serving base station or a path loss to at least one neighboring base station. In addition, a peer-to-peer signal is sent with the peer-to-peer transmit power or the peer-to-peer duty cycle.10-25-2012
20120269178METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR TIMING SYNCHRONIZATION FOR PEER TO PEER DEVICES OPERATING IN WWAN SPECTRUM - A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product are provided in which a clock timing is determined for utilizing resources including peer-to-peer resources based on a WWAN downlink receive timing and a WWAN uplink transmit timing. In addition, the clock timing is utilized for peer-to-peer communication with the peer-to-peer resources.10-25-2012