Abolfazl L Khavari from 41220 Chestnut Dr, Clinton Twp, MI 48038, age 70

Seat Assembly With Integral Head/Neck Rest
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US Patent:

6616235, Sep 9, 2003
Filed:

Jun 17, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/064162
Inventors:

Abolfazl Khavari - Tannersville PA
Shirley A. Bonds - Flint MI
Assignee:

World Market, Inc. - Tannersville PA
International Classification:

B60N 248
US Classification:

297408, 297410
Abstract:

A seatback assembly having an integral generally âUâ shaped head/neck rest within its seatback that can be configured to accommodate a variety of positions while in use and incorporated into the seatback when not in use. The seat assembly has a seatback attached to a lower seat having a support arch and an opening. A generally âUâ shaped head/neck rest is disposed within and pivotally attached to the seatback opening by a pair of mounting bars. The pivotal mount allows an open position for use and a closed position that is integral with the seatback. The mounting bars can be slidably mounted to the seatback and have locking mechanisms. Other features can include an internal frame, a pivotal attachment between the lower seat and seatback and the support arch can be made of tube steel and have padding.

Wind Power Generator System, Apparatus, And Methods
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US Patent:

8378518, Feb 19, 2013
Filed:

Mar 25, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/661858
Inventors:

Abolfazl Khavari - Harrison Township MI, US
Assignee:

Terra Telesis, Inc. - Okemos MI
International Classification:

F03D 9/00
US Classification:

290 55, 290 44
Abstract:

A wind generator turbine apparatus includes a base for supporting the apparatus. A base mount is mounted on the base and a permanent magnet generator (PMG) is seated on the base mount. The PMG has an aligned shaft extending along an elongated axis defined by the shaft and is adapted to generate electricity when caused to spin circularly. The apparatus includes a wind turbine having a housing mounted over and around the shaft of the PMG about the axis. A plurality of blades is circumferentially arranged about the axis defined by the shaft of the housing between a first linkage member mounted on a first end of the housing and a second linkage member mounted on a second end of the housing. A linkage cap is mounted on the first linkage member and the first end of the housing. The shaft is caused to spin about the axis when wind force is applied to the blades to generate electricity. The apparatus can be used in airports, roadways, or rail systems to generate electricity in the presence of man made air.

Multiple Operational Platforms For All Terrain Vehicles
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US Patent:

20040075293, Apr 22, 2004
Filed:

Sep 5, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/656739
Inventors:

Abolfazl Khavari - Tannersville PA, US
International Classification:

B60J011/00
US Classification:

296/136010
Abstract:

An all terrain vehicle including a front bulkhead attached to a forward area of the vehicle and a canopy frame connected to a forward region of the vehicle, forward of a driver and extending upward from the vehicle. A retractable shield may be connected to the front bulkhead, the shield being moveable from a collapsed position, wherein the shield is substantially horizontal, and a retracted position. Optional features of the present invention increase its utility and function including covers for camouflage, weather, mine sweeping, and a sleeping unit.

Abolfazl L Khavari