Alejandro Cesar Gonzalez

US Patent:

6430940, Aug 13, 2002

Filed:

Jun 26, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/603284

Inventors:

Alejandro J. Gonzalez - Miami FL 33139

International Classification:

F17C 902

US Classification:

62 502, 62 504, 62 521

Abstract:

An effects generation system structured to produce a controlled special effects cloud and including a cryogenic fluid source including a container wherein a quantity of a cryogenic fluid is stored. The container includes a fluid outlet and a fluid inlet, the fluid inlet being disposed in fluid flow communication with a pressurization assembly that is structured to maintain an outflow of the cryogenic fluid, under pressure, through the fluid outlet and into a delivery assembly operatively connected with the fluid outlet and structured to deliver the cryogenic fluid into a desired area through a plurality of delivery ports and into reactive proximity with a quantity of a reactive fluid so as to bring about a phase change in the reactive fluid sufficient to result in the formation of the special effects cloud.

US Patent:

6574807, Jun 10, 2003

Filed:

Dec 14, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/017345

Inventors:

Alejandro E. Gonzalez - Miami Beach FL 33141

International Classification:

A47C 1758

US Classification:

51591, 5160, 51641, 5162, 5149

Abstract:

An improved furniture bed assembly primarily comprising a housing having a caster assembly, a stationary frame assembly and a bed frame assembly. Housed within and secured to the housing, the bed frame assembly has means to fold within the furniture housing. The caster assembly is a retractable wheel assembly to facilitate movement of the instant invention. To use the bed assembly, a user opens the housing, exposing the bed. The user pulls the bed assembly partially out of the furniture housing allowing the bed frame assembly to lock in place, to allow the user to safely and comfortably lay down and rest on the bed.

US Patent:

6619048, Sep 16, 2003

Filed:

Aug 9, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/215987

Inventors:

Alejandro J. Gonzalez - Key Biscayne FL 33149

International Classification:

F17C 904

US Classification:

62 504, 62 521

Abstract:

An effects generation system structured to produce a controlled special effects cloud and comprising a cryogenic fluid source including a container wherein a quantity of a cryogenic fluid is stored. The container includes a fluid outlet and a fluid inlet, the fluid inlet being disposed in fluid flow communication with a pressurization assembly that is structured to maintain an outflow of the cryogenic fluid, under pressure, through the fluid outlet and into a delivery assembly operatively connected with the fluid outlet and structured to deliver the cryogenic fluid into a predetermined area through a plurality of delivery ports and into reactive proximity with a quantity of a reactive fluid so as to bring about a phase change in the reactive fluid sufficient to result in the formation of the special effects cloud.

US Patent:

7021065, Apr 4, 2006

Filed:

Sep 12, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/662136

Inventors:

Alejandro J. Gonzalez - Key Biscayne FL, US

International Classification:

F17C 9/02
F17C 7/02

US Classification:

62 502, 62 521

Abstract:

An effects generation system structured to produce a controlled special effects cloud and comprising a cryogenic fluid source including a container wherein a quantity of a cryogenic fluid is stored. The container includes a fluid outlet and a fluid inlet, the fluid inlet being disposed in fluid flow communication with a pressurization assembly that is structured to maintain an outflow of the cryogenic fluid, under pressure, through the fluid outlet and into a delivery assembly operatively connected with the fluid outlet and structured to deliver the cryogenic fluid into a predetermined area through a plurality of delivery ports and into reactive proximity with a quantity of a reactive fluid so as to bring about a phase change in the reactive fluid sufficient to result in the formation of the special effects cloud.

US Patent:

20060230767, Oct 19, 2006

Filed:

Apr 4, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/397957

Inventors:

Alejandro Gonzalez - Miami Beach FL, US

International Classification:

F17C 9/02
F17C 9/04
F17C 7/02

US Classification:

062050400, 062052100, 062050200

Abstract:

An effects generation system structured to produce a controlled special effects cloud and comprising a cryogenic fluid source including a container wherein a quantity of a cryogenic fluid is stored. The container includes a fluid outlet and a fluid inlet, the fluid inlet being disposed in fluid flow communication with a pressurization assembly that is structured to maintain an outflow of the cryogenic fluid, under pressure, through the fluid outlet and into a delivery assembly operatively connected with the fluid outlet and structured to deliver the cryogenic fluid into a predetermined area through a plurality of delivery ports and into reactive proximity with a quantity of a reactive fluid so as to bring about a phase change in the reactive fluid sufficient to result in the formation of the special effects cloud.

US Patent:

47826010, Nov 8, 1988

Filed:

Dec 6, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/805675

Inventors:

Alejandro R. Gonzalez - Miami FL

International Classification:

F26B 900

US Classification:

34233

Abstract:

A foot drying assembly of the type designed to be positioned on a supporting surface such as the ground or floor and including a support platform having an apertured grid structure dimensioned and configured for placement of both feet simultaneously thereon. A blower assembly directs a forced flow of air into interruptive relation with a heater structure and there beyond into an air chamber which includes a plurality of air guides specifically structured to proportion the quantity of air delivered to the various portions of the air chamber such that heated air will rise from the air chamber and pass through the overlying grid structure to engage and envelope the bottom and sides of the feet placed thereon. An additional air vent is disposed in the path of fluid flow so as to pass heated air over the toes, front and top portion of the feet for drying thereof.