John Terrence Shea

US Patent:

20100049587, Feb 25, 2010

Filed:

Feb 25, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/392972

Inventors:

Kevin Dunetz - Fairfax Station VA, US
Mike Gorman - Chapin SC, US
Hector Nevarez - Ashburn VA, US
John Shea - Vienna VA, US
Kathy Smith - South Riding VA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
G06Q 50/00

US Classification:

705 10, 705 7, 705301

Abstract:

In some embodiments, a method includes calculating costs associated with migration from a telecommunications infrastructure in a first configuration to the telecommunications infrastructure in a second configuration. The migration is based on a first infrastructure data and a second infrastructure data. The first infrastructure data is associated with the telecommunications infrastructure in the first configuration and the second infrastructure data is associated with the telecommunications infrastructure in the second configuration. A predictive migration model is generated based on the calculated costs, the first infrastructure data, and the second infrastructure data.

US Patent:

50265814, Jun 25, 1991

Filed:

Aug 3, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/389236

Inventors:

John R. Shea - Baltimore MD
A. Risher Hall - Willow Street PA

International Classification:

E04C 254
E06B 324

US Classification:

428 34

Abstract:

Multiple pane window glass units of the type having abutting pairs of panes fitted between a head and sill. Particularly an "invisible" mullion assembly comprises of a pair of H-shaped vertical channels extending vertically between head and sill and interposed between the vertical edges of each abutting pair of panes so as to stabilize and support the panes of each pair, together with a T-shaped mullion, having an elongate shank with an outer tip vertically extending between abutting pairs of glass pane edges and a flat inner base extending vertically over abutting inner glass pane edges. An outer gasket is fitted over the end of the T-shaped mullion so as to be compressed between the abutting pairs of outer glass pane edges, while engaging said H-shaped channels. A centering guide positions the Y-shaped mullion at the abutting pairs of inner glass pane edges. Structural silicone caulking is applied in the space between glass and flat inner base of the mullion vertically on both sides and laterally across the joints at the top and bottom.

US Patent:

46914897, Sep 8, 1987

Filed:

Feb 11, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/828333

Inventors:

John R. Shea - Baltimore MD

International Classification:

E04H 100

US Classification:

52235

Abstract:

An assembly for sealing the space between adjacent architectural panel assemblies, such as window panels, includes a sealing means configured to fit between the opposing end surfaces of adjacent window panels, compressible members for engaging the sealing member and the opposing surface of each window panel, and a rigid member configured to fit in an interior cavity of the sealing member. The rigid member maintains the means in alignment with the opposing edge surfaces of the adjacent panels.

US Patent:

44648740, Aug 14, 1984

Filed:

Nov 3, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/439064

Inventors:

John R. Shea - Baltimore MD
A. Risher Hall - Vincentown NJ
Robert C. Hordis - Beverly NJ

Assignee:

Hordis Brothers, Inc. - Pennsauken NJ

International Classification:

E06B 324

US Classification:

52398

Abstract:

A multiple pane glass window unit comprising an outboard glass sheet spaced apart from an inboard glass sheet, spacer members positioned between and connected to the horizontal and vertical portions of the glass sheets to space them apart, said spacer members including a horizontal head spacer member connected to a horizontal sill spacer member by a pair of spaced-apart vertical side spacer members, said vertical side spacer members spacing apart the glass sheets and stiffening and supporting the side edge portions of the glass sheets against pressures of wind and rain and the elements, and factory-affixed gasket members attached to the vertical edges of the side spacer members for sealing the vertical space between side-abutting window units, said gasket members being adapted to be compressed between the sides of side-abutting window units, said side spacer members including a side spacer member that is U-shaped in cross-section with the legs of the U facing sideways from the window unit, a foam spacer tape adhered to the edge portions of the legs of the side spacer member and to the side edge portion of the outboard glass sheet, and adhesive layers sealing the side spacer legs to the interior surface of the glass sheets, whereby the sides of abutting window units may be sealed by placing the sides close enough together that they compress the foam spacer tape between them, and whereby the window units may be installed from the inside of the building. In the space formed between the vertical edges on the inside glass of two-abutting units and the inside edges of the factory-affixed gasket members silicone caulking is applied at the time of installation to completely seal the vertical joint between units.

US Patent:

46087966, Sep 2, 1986

Filed:

Jun 22, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/623386

Inventors:

John R. Shea - Baltimore MD

Assignee:

Hordis Brothers, Inc. - Pennsauken NJ

International Classification:

E06B 324

US Classification:

52399

Abstract:

A multiple pane glass unit for butt-glazing comprising an exterior glass sheet spaced apart from an interior glass sheet by horizontal head and sill spacers and a pair of vertical structural spacers, with the vertical spacers being constructed and arranged to provide structural support for the glass sheets against wind loads and the like and a first gasket strip mounted on a first vertical structural spacer, with a second, mating gasket strip mounted on a second vertical structural spacer, with the first and second gasket strips being arranged to contact one another along the vertical joints of side-abutting glass units to form a butt joint and being constructed and arranged to be substantially flush with the exterior glass sheets and to provide a weatherseal joint along the abutting vertical edges thereof, said gaskets being applied to the glass unit prior to installation and eliminating the need for an exterior applied wet weatherseal.