Gary G Wegner

US Patent:

57879524, Aug 4, 1998

Filed:

Jun 17, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/664667

Inventors:

Gary D. Wegner - Pewaukee WI

International Classification:

A47H 100

US Classification:

160100

Abstract:

An integrated window screen system including a roller screen assembly which provides for out of view storage of the screen material (22). The screen material (22) is attached to the sash (10) of a double hung or similar window. The opposite edge of the screen (22) is attached to a roller drum (30) mounted on a shaft (78). The drum (30) is mechanically interconnected to a spring motor (26) which includes a constant force spring (62) which has the effect of keeping the screen (22) taut when deployed. The roller drum (30) is located below the window sill (50).

US Patent:

55446892, Aug 13, 1996

Filed:

Oct 5, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/318197

Inventors:

Gary D. Wegner - Pewaukee WI

International Classification:

A47H 100

US Classification:

160100

Abstract:

A window attachment screen system using a roller screen assembly provides out of view storage of a screen material (16). The screen material (16) is attached to the sash (44) of a double hung or similar window. Operation of the screen material (16) is caused by movement of the window. The roller screen assembly utilizes a constant force spring (34) which resists increases in the torsional loading force.

US Patent:

54236134, Jun 13, 1995

Filed:

May 26, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/066278

Inventors:

Richard J. Keck - Halfmoon NY
Blake W. Wilson - Scotia NY
Gary G. Wegner - Pewaukee WI
Thomas R. Byrne - Port Washington WI

Assignee:

General Electric Co. - Schenectady NY

International Classification:

F16C 1703

US Classification:

384311

Abstract:

The tilt pad journal bearing assembly includes a conduit within the bearing housing for supplying lubricant hydrostatically to each tilt bearing pad. The conduit includes a flexible segment coupled at respective opposite ends to the tilt pad and to a quick connect/disconnect coupling extending through an aperture in the side wall of the bearing housing. A supply line is coupled to each supply conduit adjacent the side wall by the quick connect/disconnect coupling. The flexible segment within the bearing housing accommodates the rocking motion of the tilt pad and the design and routing of the external supply line is therefore not dependent on any requirements of the bearing assembly. To service the bearing assembly, a set screw is unscrewed, permitting a portion of a coupler, together with a bushing to be withdrawn through the aperture into the interior of the housing for withdrawal with the tilt pad as a discrete sub-assembly.