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Aerostat assembly,Axial Fan,Attachment guide comb conduit,High speed food product peeling or cleaning machine and method,Dummy hair clipper head for the attachment of guide combs

Aerostat assembly

InactiveUS8544788B1Easy to transportMinimal vibrationUnmanned aerial vehiclesRemote controlled aircraftEngineeringAerial photography

An aerostat assembly, specifically an aerostat assembly including one or more cameras for aerial photography and surveillance. The aerostat assembly includes a frame assembly having a pivot assembly joined to a balloon tether line. Thrusters on the frame allow an operator to maneuver the assembly to desired positions as well as rotate the frame assembly about the pivot assembly.

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Owner:CAPTURES

Axial Fan

ActiveUS20060250039A1Increase air volumeImprove bearing lifeMagnetic circuit rotating partsPump componentsBall bearingElectrical and Electronics engineering

In an axial fan, a case (40) accommodating the fan motor stator (50) is anchored into a bearing retainer (10), in which ball bearings (20, 21) as a bearing unit are accommodated, along a bulge part (13) formed on the lower end portion thereof. The case (40) extends heading axially downward, wherein there is no diametrical overlap between the ball bearings (20, 21) and the stator (50). Since only the bulge part (13) of the bearing retainer (10) is fixed to the case (40), heat arising from the stator (50) is thermally conveyed via the case (40) only to the bulge part (13). The fact that the thermal conveyance zone is minimal enables unrestrained curtailment of heat transmitted to the ball bearings (20, 21). As a result the axial fan can be designed for prolonged bearing lifespan.

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Owner:NIPPON DENSAN CORP

Attachment guide comb conduit

InactiveUS20140331504A1Simple structureEffectiveHair combsHair dryingBottleKnife blades

A dummy hair clipper head, or dummy blade, which is a form conforming to those dimensions of a hair clipper's stationary blade which are necessary for its compatibility with attachment guide combs, is employed in a conduit comb which comprises a form configured to allow air or liquid to pass through the form and between the teeth of the attachment guide comb, whereby an attachment guide comb can be employed in vacuuming, drying, washing and treating hair. The form can be connected in turn to a bottle, air hose, or faucet to allow for the transmission of air or liquid through the comb. The use of the form also makes possible a variety of new uses for attachment guide combs including a scissor comb, razor comb, and comb organizer.

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Owner:MICHEL MATTHEW JUSTIN

High speed food product peeling or cleaning machine and method

InactiveUS20050082144A1Increase speedReduce maintenancePackagingVegetable peelingCouplingEngineering

An apparatus for peeling or cleaning food product that includes a plurality of rollers each coupled to a drive box, preferably a gear box, by a vibration dampening coupling that preferably is disposed exteriorly of one end of the roller and part of the frame of the machine that supports the roller. A drive that preferably is an electric motor is attached to the drive box such that a plurality of rollers is driven thereby. Such an arrangement enables rollers to be driven at speeds of 600 RPM and preferably 750 RPM or faster, which decreases processing time and increases capacity and throughput. In a method of operation, each roller is driven at a speed of 750 RPM or greater to peel or clean food product before being discharged from the machine. In one preferred method, the rollers are driven at speeds between 900 and 1200 RPM.

High speed food product peeling or cleaning machine and method

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Owner:LYCO MFG

Dummy hair clipper head for the attachment of guide combs

ActiveUS7536789B2EffectiveMinimal noiseHair combsMetal working apparatusKnife bladesHair clipper

A dummy hair clipper head which conforms to those dimensions of the head of a hair clipper (its stationary blade) which are necessary for its compatibility with attachment guide combs. This dummy hair clipper head provides a base onto which the attachment guide combs can be attached, and by which they can be held, allowing them to be organized within a kit among other uses. The dummy hair clipper head can be connected to a tool to allow the combs to be used with that tool, such as a pair of scissors to create a scissor comb, or including a conduit through the dummy hair clipper head to be used as a vacuum comb, a dryer comb, and a liquid dispensing comb.

Dummy hair clipper head for the attachment of guide combs

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Owner:MICHEL MATTHEW JUSTIN

Axial fan

ActiveUS7259486B2Reduce tiltLifespan can be assuredMagnetic circuit rotating partsPump componentsBall bearingEngineering

In an axial fan, a case (40) accommodating the fan motor stator (50) is anchored into a bearing retainer (10), in which ball bearings (20, 21) as a bearing unit are accommodated, along a bulge part (13) formed on the lower end portion thereof. The case (40) extends heading axially downward, wherein there is no diametrical overlap between the ball bearings (20, 21) and the stator (50). Since only the bulge part (13) of the bearing retainer (10) is fixed to the case (40), heat arising from the stator (50) is thermally conveyed via the case (40) only to the bulge part (13). The fact that the thermal conveyance zone is minimal enables unrestrained curtailment of heat transmitted to the ball bearings (20, 21). As a result the axial fan can be designed for prolonged bearing lifespan.

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Owner:NIDEC CORP

Dummy hair clipper head incorporated for the attachment of guide combs

ActiveUS20080072437A1Lack complexitySimple and inexpensive to manufactureHair combsMetal working apparatusEngineeringKnife blades

Herein a dummy hair clipper head is a rigid form conforming to those dimensions of the head of a hair clipper (typically its stationary blade) which are necessary for its compatibility with attachment guide combs and optionally including a novel method of dual engagement with the V shaped groove of the guide comb. Said rigid form being incorporated into an object to allow the attachment of guide combs to that object. The diverse embodiments of this device include a comb organizer, a scissor comb, a razor comb, a vacuum comb, a dryer comb, and a liquid dispensing comb.

Dummy hair clipper head incorporated for the attachment of guide combs

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Owner:MICHEL MATTHEW JUSTIN

HVAC with detached deflector

ActiveUS7407001B2Reduce in quantityReduced space requirementsAir-treating devicesRailway heating/coolingWaste managementAirflow

A structure to provide air flow an mixture in an HVAC unit utilizing a separate piece air deflector located within the lower housing of the HVAC unit and ribs to direct airflow, the separate piece air deflector configured to cause air deflection and airflow towards the distribution area of the unit.

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Owner:VALEO CLIMATE CONTROL

Offset Track

InactiveUS20080203813A1Improve performanceEasy rideConveyorsV-beltsEngineeringMetal insert

An offset track forms a pattern perpendicular to the centerline of the track which enables tracks to be formed with even or odd number of metal inserts and thus accommodate virtually any tracked vehicle. The offset track uses variations in body thickness and lug width to provide a high performance offset track with improved ride, minimum vibration and longer wear. Use of full size and mini-inserts in a single track minimizes the weight and further enhances the performance of an offset track.

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Owner:MCLAREN GRP HLDG PTE LTD

Portable temperature-controlled container

InactiveUS20090145138A1Easy to storeMinimal noiseShow cabinetsMachines using electric/magnetic effectsCold sideTemperature control

The present invention generally relates to containers and more specifically, to a portable temperature-controlled container. The temperature-controlled container is used for maintaining articles at a controlled temperature. The container includes a housing unit defining a storage chamber for receiving the articles, a cooling system mounted to the housing unit, wherein the cooling system includes a cold side assembly system in heat transfer communication with the interior of the chamber, a hot side assembly system in heat transfer communication with the outside of the storage chamber and a thermoelectric module supplied with an electrical power source.

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Owner:SG PRODN

Method and system for electrical and mechanical power generation using Stirling engine principles

InactiveUS20060075752A1Improve efficiencyReduce power consumptionFrom solar energyGas turbine plantsEngineeringTurbine

A heat engine enclosed in a housing has two chambers maintained at different temperatures. The first chamber (“hot chamber”) receives heat energy from an external power source. The second chamber (“cold chamber”) is connected to the hot chamber by two conduits, such that a fluid (e.g., air, water, or any other gas or liquid) filling the two chambers can circulate between the two chambers. The expansion of the fluid in the hot chamber and the compression of the fluid in the cold chamber drive a turbine to provide a power output. The fluid may be pressurized to enhance efficiency. In one embodiment, the turbine propels an axle in a rotational motion to transmit the power output of the heat engine to an electrical generator outside of the heat engine's housing. In one embodiment, the turbine includes a first set of blades and a second set of blades located in the hot chamber and the cold chamber, respectively. The blades may each have a flat profile having two unequal surfaces, such that the turbine rotates in preferentially in one direction.

Method and system for electrical and mechanical power generation using Stirling engine principles

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Owner:SILVER GUY +1

Attachment guide comb organizer

ActiveUS20090218252A1Lack complexitySimple and inexpensive to manufactureHair combsOther accessoriesEngineeringKnife blades

A dummy hair clipper head, or dummy blade, which is a form conforming to those dimensions of a hair clipper's stationary blade which are necessary for its compatibility with attachment guide combs, is employed in an attachment guide comb organizer which comprises a plurality of interconnected forms, whereby a plurality of attachment guide combs can be stored and organized. By interconnecting the forms with either a rigid, contoured or flexible means, with the options of placing them within a container and of making them releasable, the organization and storage of a set of attachment guide combs can be customized. For the purposes of storage the form can be flexible and have a reduced structure from that of the stationary blade. The use of the form also makes possible a variety of new uses for attachment guide combs including a scissor comb, razor comb, and conduit comb.

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Owner:MICHEL MATTHEW JUSTIN

Golf putter with lead glass head

InactiveUS20060063607A1Improve put abilityImprove abilitiesBall sportsGolf clubsOperating temperature rangeWorking range

An improved golf putter is disclosed that is constructed having a head made from a lead glass material containing at least 24% lead oxide in its formulation. The lead glass material formulation is heated to a full melting point of about 2500° F. and maintained at such temperature to remove impurities and bubbles before being reduced to a working temperature range of 1500°-2000° F. While in the working range, the lead glass material is press molded into the desired shape of the putter head or otherwise formed into billets that are milled or machined using conventional glass cutting techniques. Upon formation of the desired shape, the body of the putter head is annealed to remove stress in the lead glass material and thereafter the exterior of the putter head is treated to mechanically strengthen the surface area and prevent chipping of the putter head. The resulting lead glass putter head exhibits a density between about 3.0 to 5.0 grams / cm3 and a Young's modulus between about 50 to 70 GPa that cause the putter head to impart high energy transfer to the ball upon impact with minimal vibration of the head for greater feel of the impact and consistency in putting. The lead glass putter head may be formed into a variety of configurations each adapted to affix to a conventional putter shaft.