John P Reilly

US Patent:

20070044499, Mar 1, 2007

Filed:

Aug 25, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/211791

Inventors:

John Reilly - Philadelphia PA, US

International Classification:

F25D 19/00

US Classification:

062298000

Abstract:

An air conditioning unit repair kit includes a capacitor selected based on a size or rating of a compressor, a compressor contactor selected based on a size or rating of the compressor, a filter dryer, and a fan capacitor.

US Patent:

54190886, May 30, 1995

Filed:

Jun 28, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/266997

Inventors:

Paul J. Raymond - Newtown PA
Robert W. Jans - Yardley PA
John J. Reilly - Elkins Park PA

Assignee:

Rohm and Haas Company - Philadelphia PA

International Classification:

E06B 300
E06B 354
B60J 100

US Classification:

52 1

Abstract:

The invention describes plastic automobile windows that are safe during side impact collisions, including a method for installing the windows into the motor vehicle. The mounting system and window material will contain an occupant in a vehicle at low to moderate head impact velocities. The occupant is not subjected to head injuries. The occupant is not subject to lacerations. The window design uses a high modulus transparent thermoplastic, having an abrasion resistant coating. The window is attached to the window opening in a motor vehicle by using one of several mounting techniques as described herein. For fixed windows, the mounting systems will bond the window to the vehicle under normal operating conditions and provide a weather seal. For a movable window, the window frame will be equipped with a sliding track and provide a weather seal. A groove or notch in the window material inward from the edge in combination with the mounting systems enhance a safe release of the plastic window.

US Patent:

49608185, Oct 2, 1990

Filed:

Apr 25, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/343106

Inventors:

John J. Reilly - Elkins Park PA
Ihab L. Kamel - Drexel Hill PA

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

International Classification:

C08K 308
C08L 7100

US Classification:

524440

Abstract:

A process is disclosed for producing a semicrystalline polymer composite form which exhibits high strength and low electrical resistivity. Polyether-etherketone PEEK) powder and 4 to 10 volume percent a hard metal powder are blended and then compacted at room temperature to a relative green density greater than 60%. The resulting preform has an electrically conductive segregated network of metal particles throughout a PEEK matrix.

US Patent:

52823660, Feb 1, 1994

Filed:

Apr 14, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/868595

Inventors:

John H. Reilly - Rosemont PA
Michel J. Maniez - Flemington NJ
George R. Loose - Bridgeton NJ

Assignee:

National Refrigeration Products, Inc. - Plymouth Meeting PA

International Classification:

F25B 4500

US Classification:

62292

Abstract:

A hand-transportable unit for transferring refrigerants between containers includes a pump to remove refrigerant from a first container The pump is driven by a pneumatic motor. The pump is capable of transferring refrigerant in liquid form, vapor form, or simultaneously in both forms. A condenser for cooling refrigerant is in fluid communication with the pump. The unit also includes a compressor for driving the pneumatic motor to operate the pump. Optionally, the pump may be powered from an external source of compressed gas. The other components of the unit are mounted to a handcart including a frame and wheels to facilitate movement of the unit. In a preferred embodiment, unit is configured for self-evacuation by use of the pump in order to avoid cross-contamination of different refrigerants during subsequent use of the unit.

US Patent:

56068620, Mar 4, 1997

Filed:

Jan 18, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/588588

Inventors:

Bryan M. Peckjian - Huntingdon Valley PA
Joseph P. Doyle - Malvern PA
John H. Reilly - Rosemont PA

Assignee:

National Refrigeration Products - Bensalem PA

International Classification:

F25B 4500

US Classification:

62 77

Abstract:

A combined refrigerant recovery, evacuation and recharging apparatus for transferring refrigerant from a first container to a second container and deeply evacuating the first container. The apparatus includes a compressor having a suction side and a discharge side, a vacuum pump having a suction side and a discharge side, and a motor which is coupled with and drivingly engageable to the compressor and the vacuum pump.

US Patent:

51706326, Dec 15, 1992

Filed:

Nov 26, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/618193

Inventors:

John H. Reilly - Rosemont PA
Michel J. Maniez - Flemington NJ
George R. Loose - Bridgeton NJ

Assignee:

National Refrigeration Products - Plymouth Meeting PA

International Classification:

F65B 4500

US Classification:

62 77

Abstract:

A hand-transportable unit for transferring refrigerants between containers includes a pump to remove refrigerant from a first container. The pump is driven by a pneumatic motor. The pump is capable of transferring refrigerant in liquid form, vapor form, or simultaneously in both forms. A condenser for cooling refrigerant is in fluid communication with the pump. The unit also includes a compressor for driving the pneumatic motor to operate the pump. Optionally, the pump may be powered from an external source of compressed gas. The other components of the unit are mounted to a handcart including a frame and wheels to facilitate movement of the unit. In a preferred embodiment, unit is configured for self-evacuation by use of the pump in order to avoid cross-contaimination of different refrigerants during subsequent use of the unit.

US Patent:

52953599, Mar 22, 1994

Filed:

Sep 21, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/948369

Inventors:

John H. Reilly - Rosemont PA
Michel J. Maniez - Flemington NJ
Bryan M. Peckjian - Philadelphia PA

Assignee:

National Refrigeration Products - Bensalem PA

International Classification:

F25B 4902

US Classification:

62125

Abstract:

A combination fluid level indicator and fluid discharge device is provided for preventing inaccurate fluid level indications and facilitating fluid discharge from a compressor or other container. The device includes a body or conduit having an inlet end installed in an aperture through to a compressor housing to fluidly communicate with the compressor and receive the lubricating oil therefrom. A visual indicator provides an indication of the level of the oil within the compressor housing. A discharge port with cap, plug, valve or other flow control member permits selective discharge of the fluid from the compressor through the body. The device is installed in an aperture extending through a side of a compressor housing proximate the bottom thereof and indicates the level of lubricating oil within the housing and permits discharge of oil from the housing.