Gary O Green

US Patent:

47056223, Nov 10, 1987

Filed:

Mar 27, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/844831

Inventors:

Michael Siskin - Livingston NJ
Glen B. Brons - Phillipsburg NJ
Gary S. Green - Groton CT

Assignee:

Exxon Research and Engineering Company - Florham Park NJ

International Classification:

C10G 2906
C10G 2920
C10G 2900
C10G 1709

US Classification:

208289

Abstract:

Disclosed is a process for removing entrained mineral matter particles from shale-oil by contacting the shale-oil with an aqueous ammonium or phosphonium salt solution having a pH of about 0. 5 to 8 and at a temperature from about 0. degree. C. to 100. degree. C.

US Patent:

55114547, Apr 30, 1996

Filed:

Nov 17, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/341521

Inventors:

Marvin S. Jones - Port Washington NY
Dirk Dickten - Long Island City NY
Gary M. Green - Madison CT
Paul D. Oleksy - Yonkers NY
Gregory R. Sims - Astoria NY
Ludwig Tomescu - New York NY
Robert C. Berger - Glendale NY

Assignee:

Steinway Musical Properties, Inc. - Waltham MA

International Classification:

G10C 318

US Classification:

84236

Abstract:

An escapement action for a piano includes a hammershank having a first end mounted to pivot relative to the piano and a second end carrying a hammer to strike a tensioned string of the piano, with a knuckle disposed therealong between the first and second ends. A repetition support bearing against a key of the piano is mounted to pivot relative to the piano in response to depression of the key. A jack has a first portion extending from a pivot connection with the repetition support and defines a jack surface disposed for engagement with a knuckle surface, the jack arranged for escape of the jack surface from engagement with the knuckle surface during depression of the key. A spring urges the jack toward an "at rest" position with the jack surface in engagement with the knuckle surface. A jack retainer assembly dependent from the hammershank between the second end and the knuckle includes a cushion surface positioned to retain the jack in "at rest" position in opposition to force of the spring.

US Patent:

39727300, Aug 3, 1976

Filed:

Jun 25, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/590242

Inventors:

Frederic M. Bowers - Silver Spring MD
Judith H. Ambrus - Beltsville MD
George S. Briggs - Adelphi MD
Michael E. DeGraba - Kensington MD
Gary L. Green - Pine Bluff AR
Allan S. Kushner - Silver Spring MD
Donald L. Warburton - Fulton MD

Assignee:

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

International Classification:

H01M 814
H01M 636

US Classification:

136 86A

Abstract:

A pyrotechnically activated lithium-chlorine cell possessing high voltage, igh energy density and a high rate of discharge is composed of a porous graphite gas diffuser, a fused alkali metal salt electrolyte, a lithium anode in contact with the electrolyte, and a cartridge containing a pyrotechnic material disposed within the anode, all of the components being stacked inside a container that serves as the cell case. The porous gas diffuser is positioned within the cell case to provide a gas receiving chamber. Chlorine is introduced into the gas receiving chamber as the pyrotechnic material is ignited to activate the cell.

US Patent:

44365802, Mar 13, 1984

Filed:

Aug 12, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/522775

Inventors:

Phillip R. Boyd - Upper Marlboro MD
Gary K. Green - Fredericksburg VA
Barbara E. Sumner - Alexandria VA

Assignee:

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

International Classification:

H01L 21306
B44C 122
C03C 1500
C03C 2506

US Classification:

156636

Abstract:

A method of preparing a mercury cadmium telluride substrate with a cadmium elluride surface of less than 200. ANG. to yield a surface exhibiting improved quality and smaller variation in the x-valve of a Hg. sub. 1-x Cd. sub. x Te substrate for passivation and processing of the CdTe processed surface. The method comprises the steps of etching said Hg. sub. 1-x Cd. sub. x Te substrate with a bromine methanol or bromine-DMF etch, quenching the substrate in methanol or DMF until the bromine is removed and rinsing in acetone and methanol to remove soluble residuals and drying immediately, coating said substrate with CdTe layer of about 1000. ANG. , polishing the processed CdTe layer by a contactless polishing means using a polishing solution of 50% ethylene glycol and 50% mixture of 2% bromine and 98% methanol wherein said CdTe layer is polished down to generally less than 200. ANG. according the monitored condition of the CdTe layer, and repeating the quenching, rinsing and drying steps to remove all bromine and soluble residuals.