Brian C Greene

US Patent:

20100213206, Aug 26, 2010

Filed:

Sep 7, 2007

Appl. No.:

12/377288

Inventors:

Brian M. Greene - North Easton MA, US

International Classification:

B65D 90/00

US Classification:

220752

Abstract:

A detachable handle for a child's sippy cup. The sippy cup includes a cup portion and a lid portion coupled to the cup portion. The lid portion includes a drinking spout having apertures. The detachable handle includes a ring portion that engages the lid and/or the cup portion, and a pair of grasping portions that extend axially and radially away from the ring portion. Hook portions are radially aligned with, and extend axially opposite the grasping portions, and are engageable with an upper surface of the lid portion. Moving the grasping portions radially inwardly causes the hook portions to move radially outwardly for disengagement from the upper surface and removal of the handle from the sippy cup.

US Patent:

20130061455, Mar 14, 2013

Filed:

Sep 9, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/229028

Inventors:

Brian William Greene - Roslindale MA, US

International Classification:

B23P 17/00

US Classification:

29592

Abstract:

The present embodiment provides an algae bioreactor comprising a coaxial configuration for the optimal dispersion of light and gas.

US Patent:

6796250, Sep 28, 2004

Filed:

Feb 13, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/366290

Inventors:

Brian W. Greene - Quincy MA 02169

International Classification:

F23B 700

US Classification:

110233, 110238

Abstract:

A waste water recovery and utilization system that converts waste water including gray water, liquid sewerage waste and solid macerated sewerage waste to steam and to electricity comprises a gray water tank, a sewerage tank, a steam generator with a gray water crucible for vaporizing the gray water and a sewerage crucible for vaporizing the liquid sewerage waste and for incinerating the solid macerated sewerage waste thereby generating steam for space heating. A variable speed injection pump cooperates with the gray water tank, with the sewerage tank, with the gray water crucible and with the sewerage crucible. Condensate is collected in a condensate tank. The system is operable on multiple fuels, including hydrogen and oxygen provided by the system, natural gas and liquid propane gas. Alternate energy including solar, wind and mechanical, supply electrical power to an electrolysis machine when conventional electrical energy is to be conserved.