In order to stop a moving vehicle without injury to occupants, a vehicle barrier is provided having a pair of platforms disposed on opposite sides of a roadway, and a capture net extending across the roadway between the platforms. Each platform has a rotatably mounted spool attached to a different end of the net, and a dual acting extension-compression shock absorber pivotally mounted to the spool, such that when the force or energy of an impacting vehicle on the net is applied to the shock absorbers, via rotation of the spools. Rotation of spools operate the shock absorbers in compression, and if needed, in extension. In railroad crossing application, two of the vehicle barriers are provided on either side of the railroad tracks to prevent vehicles from crossing the railroad tracks.
In order to stop a moving vehicle without injury to occupants, a vehicle barrier is provided having a pair of platforms disposed on opposite sides of a roadway, and a capture net extending across the roadway between the platforms. Each platform has a rotatably mounted spool attached to a different end of the net, and a dual acting extension-compression shock absorber pivotally mounted to the spool, such that when the force or energy of an impacting vehicle on the net is applied to the shock absorbers, via rotation of the spools. Rotation of spools operate the shock absorbers in compression, and if needed, in extension. In railroad crossing application, two of the vehicle barriers are provided on either side of the railroad tracks to prevent vehicles from crossing the railroad tracks.
In order to stop a moving vehicle without injury to occupants, a vehicle barrier is provided having a pair of platforms disposed on opposite sides of a roadway, and a capture net extending across the roadway between the platforms. Each platform has a rotatably mounted spool attached to a different end of the net, and a dual acting extension-compression shock absorber pivotally mounted to the spool, such that when the force or energy of an impacting vehicle on the net is applied to the shock absorbers, via rotation of the spools. Rotation of spools operate the shock absorbers in compression, and if needed, in extension. In railroad crossing application, two of the vehicle barriers are provided on either side of the railroad tracks to prevent vehicles from crossing the railroad tracks.
Leakage Bellows Of Hydraulic Damper Protected By Oppositely Wound Coil Springs
Alan R. Klembczyk - Cheektowaga NY John C. Metzger - East Aurora NY
Assignee:
Tayco Developments, Inc. - North Tonawanda NY
International Classification:
F16F 904
US Classification:
188298
Abstract:
A hydraulic damper including a cylinder and a piston rod and a seal for the piston rod and a metal bellows fixedly mounted between the cylinder and the piston rod for accepting leakage of hydraulic fluid from the cylinder, and a spring arrangement encircling the cylinder and piston rod, the spring arrangement consisting of two equal length, equal size springs wound in opposite directions with their outer ends fixed to the cylinder and piston rod and having their inner ends bearing against each other to eliminate the application of torque from the springs to the bellows.
Role-Specialization In Spaceborne And Airborne Computing Platforms
- Tucson AZ, US Darren D. Garber - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US John Edward Metzger - Campbell CA, US Robert Randall Cleave - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Assignee:
Vector Launch Inc. - Tucson AZ
International Classification:
H04L 29/08 H04W 84/06 H04B 7/185 H04B 7/19
Abstract:
Systems, methods, and software described herein provide enhancements for spaceborne and airborne computing platforms. In one example, an airborne computing platform includes a plurality of airborne devices, with one or more of the airborne devices comprising specialized roles defined by at least one among software elements and hardware elements targeted to the specialized roles. Individual ones of the airborne devices are configured to identify tasks to be serviced using one or more of the specialized roles, determine one or more target devices to handle the tasks based at least in part on attributes of the target devices, and transfer at least task instructions for delivery to the target devices for performing the tasks.
State Transfer Among Spaceborne And Airborne Devices
- Tucson AZ, US Darren D. Garber - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US John Edward Metzger - Campbell CA, US
Assignee:
Vector Launch Inc. - Tucson AZ
International Classification:
H04B 7/185 H04L 29/08 G06F 9/455 G06K 9/00
Abstract:
Systems, methods, and software described herein provide enhancements for deploying applications in spaceborne and airborne devices. In one example, a satellite device includes one or more sensor systems, a communication interface, and a virtualized execution system. The virtualized execution system is configured to receive state information via the communication interface from at least a peer device related to execution of one or more software payloads by the peer device, and execute one or more virtual nodes based at least on the state information to employ the one or more sensor systems and establish imaging data.
Role-Specialization In Spaceborne And Airborne Computing Platforms
- Tucson AZ, US Darren D. Garber - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US John Edward Metzger - Campbell CA, US Robert Randall Cleave - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Assignee:
Vector Launch Inc. - Tucson AZ
International Classification:
H04L 29/08 H04B 7/185 H04W 84/06
Abstract:
Systems, methods, and software described herein provide enhancements for spaceborne and airborne computing platforms. In one example, an airborne computing platform includes a plurality of airborne devices, with one or more of the airborne devices comprising specialized roles defined by at least one among software elements and hardware elements targeted to the specialized roles. Individual ones of the airborne devices are configured to identify tasks to be serviced using one or more of the specialized roles, determine one or more target devices to handle the tasks based at least in part on attributes of the target devices, and transfer at least task instructions for delivery to the target devices for performing the tasks.
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John Metzger President
Metzger Brothers Construction of Lebanon Inc Swimming Pool and Excavation Contractor · Trade Contractor Excavation Contractor
2000 W 525 N, Lebanon, IN 46052 (765)4367084
John Metzger President
Cumberland Rental Inc Equipment Rental/Leasing
2000 W 525 N, Lebanon, IN 46052
John Metzger Manager
Crossroads Video Movie Rentals
(812)7493506, (812)7493506
John Metzger Project Engineer
Taylor Devices, Inc Mfg General Industrial Machinery and Shock Absorbers
90 Taylor Dr, Pendleton, NY 14120 (716)6940800
John Metzger Project Engineer
Taylor Devices Civil Engineering · Mfg General Industrial Machinery and Shock Absorbers
90 Taylor Dr, North Tonawanda, NY 14120 (716)6940800
2007 to 2009 IN HOME REPAIR TECHNICIANWASTE MANAGEMENT
2006 to 2007 DIESEL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANUNITED STATES ARMY
2002 to 2006 LIGHT WHEEL VEHICLE MECHANIC
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UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX Phoenix, AZ B.S. in BUSINESS MANAGEMENTITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Sylmar, CA Mar 2010 A.A. in INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER NETWORKING SYSTEMSROYAL HIGH SCHOOL Simi Valley, CA Jun 2002 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
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