Joseph Han - Irvine CA John McKay - Placentia CA Tracy James Haggstrom - Orange CA Farid Maiwandi - Laguna Hills CA
Assignee:
Fluidmaster, Inc. - San Juan Capistrano CA
International Classification:
E03D 114
US Classification:
4325, 4410
Abstract:
A flush valve is adapted to be mounted in the tank of a toilet and includes a selector assembly and a flush valve. The selector assembly is accessible from outside the toilet and provides for initiation of the flushing operation and an alternative choice between a larger flush water volume and a smaller flush water volume. A support structure provides for both axial and radial movement of the selector assembly relative to the flush valve in order to facilitate mounting and aligning of the flush valve assembly. A slide mechanism provides for variation of at least the smaller flush water volume.
Enclosed Pop-Up Sprinklers With Shielded Impact Arms
A dirt-resistant bearing system for a sprinkler unit with a rotatable turret having a central shaft extending into a support channel formed within an inner housing. The central shaft may be formed with a relatively upper shaft portion and a relatively lower shaft portion, and the support channel may be formed with an upper channel region and a lower channel region. A first bearing and sealing assembly may be fitted substantially around an outer perimeter of the upper shaft portion and in communication with the upper channel region, and a second bearing and sealing assembly may be fitted substantially around an outer perimeter of the lower shaft portion and in communication with the lower channel region. Another aspect of the invention provides a sprinkler head with a fitted serrated seal assembly. The fitted seal assembly may include an outer case having an interior region, and a pop-up sprinkler head turret mounted on a riser sleeve slidably mounted within the interior region of the outer case.
Joseph Han - Irvine CA John McKay - Placentia CA Tracy James Haggstrom - Orange CA Farid Maiwandi - Laguna Hills CA
Assignee:
Fluidmaster, Inc. - San Juan Capistrano CA
International Classification:
E03D 509
US Classification:
4410
Abstract:
A flush valve is adapted to be mounted in the tank of a toilet and includes a selector assembly and a flush valve. The selector assembly is accessible from outside the toilet and provides for initiation of the flushing operation and an alternative choice between a larger flush water volume and a smaller flush water volume. A support structure provides for both axial and radial movement of the selector assembly relative to the flush valve in order to facilitate mounting and aligning of the flush valve assembly. A slide mechanism provides for variation of at least the smaller flush water volume.
Joseph Unkyung Han - Irvine CA Aleksandr V. Prokopenko - Bordentown NJ Robert Michael Jensen - East Brunswick NJ
Assignee:
American Standard Inc. - Piscataway NJ
International Classification:
E03D 134
US Classification:
4391, 4415, 4378, 4379, 4380
Abstract:
A toilet includes a toilet bowl assembly having a toilet bowl and a trapway extending from the bottom of the toilet bowl to a sewage line. The toilet bowl has a rim channel provided along an upper perimeter portion thereof. In this toilet, the flush water flows through the rim channel in a path which is asymmetric and unidirectional along the entire perimeter portion thereof. The rim channel includes a plurality of rim openings distributed evenly along the perimeter of the rim channel. Flush water passing through the plurality of rim openings pre-wets the entire perimeter of the toilet bowl. The rim channel further includes a pair of water discharge slots which directs water directly into the toilet bowl in two powerful streams. The flush valve allowing passage of water from the water tank to the toilet bowl assembly is in the form of a valve inlet having a radiused port to generate greater energy throughput of the flush water.
A flush valve assembly for a water tank of a water closet which includes a first valve member which can be secured to the water tank and has a base sleeve position including a radiused inlet to thereby increase the discharge coefficient of the valve opening. A second valve member is coaxially and slidably mounted with respect to the first valve member so that the valve opening is created between the first and second valve members when the second valve member is removed from the first valve member. The second valve member is slidably movable between a first rest position, wherein the second valve member is seated on the base sleeve portion of the first valve member so that water cannot pass through the valve opening, and a second position, wherein the second valve member is removed from the base sleeve portion of the first valve member so that water can pass through the valve opening. A sealing member is provided for sealing the valve opening when the second valve member is in its first rest position and seated on the base sleeve portion of the first valve member. A guiding assembly is further provided for properly guiding and aligning the second valve member with respect to the first valve member when the second valve member is moved between its first and second position.
Robert Jensen - East Brunswick NJ, US Joseph Unkyung Han - Irvine CA, US
Assignee:
American Standard International, Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
E03D001/34
US Classification:
4378, 4324, 4390, 4391
Abstract:
A flush valve assembly includes a valve body with a first cylindrical tube member and a flush cover member that is coaxially and slidably mounted with respect to the valve body so as to create a valve opening therebetween when the flush cover member is removed from the valve body. A guiding means is provided that includes a second cylindrical tube member secured to the flush cover member and slidably fitted over the first cylindrical tube member. The guiding means further includes at least one alignment tab on the flush cover member that engages a corresponding tab recess defined in the valve body. A secondary float assembly pivotably affixed to the valve body has a flotation cup with a resilient member integral therewith. A pawl member includes retention members in combination with each of a primary finger and a secondary finger that engage an integral tab portion along an outside peripheral surface of the flush cover member during reciprocating movement of the flush cover member. A trip release mechanism that is coaxially mounted with respect to the valve body and flush cover member releases the effect of a flush lever on the flush cover member when the flush cover member reaches a position that permits fluid flow through the valve opening.
A mechanism for rewinding flexible members onto a spool is described. The inventive rewind mechanism permits a flexible member to be pulled outside its housing and remain outside the housing without a rewind force on the flexible member simply by pulling on the flexible member and releasing it. The flexible member is rewound into the housing simply by pulling and releasing it again.
A collapsible floating apparatus for controlling a valve includes a floating device and a collapsible lever. The collapsible lever includes a first member rotatably coupled to the valve, and a second member attached to the floating device at one end and rotatably coupled to the first member adjacent another end. The apparatus has a retracted position for shipping and storage, and operational positions. In the position, the second member, or the first and second members together, are brought adjacent to the valve. In operational positions, the first and second members act as a single lever to relay the buoyancy of the floating device drives to the valve. An adjusting member is provided for adjusting a relative position or angle between the first and second members, which in turn adjusts a water level.
Pediatric Otolaryngology, Plastic Surgery within the Head & Neck
Work:
EVMS Medical GroupEastern Virginia Medical School Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery 600 Gresham Dr STE 1100, Norfolk, VA 23507 (757)3886200 (phone), (757)3886201 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Medical College of Pennsylvania Graduated: 1997
Procedures:
Rhinoplasty Sinus Surgery Skull/Facial Bone Fractures and Dislocations Allergen Immunotherapy Allergy Testing
Dr. Han graduated from the Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1997. He works in Norfolk, VA and specializes in Pediatric Otolaryngology and Plastic Surgery within the Head & Neck. Dr. Han is affiliated with Childrens Hospital Of The Kings Daughter and Sentara Norfolk General Hospital.
Dec 2013 to 2000 International Trade AssistantFresh Cleaners
Jan 2006 to 2000 Part Time Manager and Customer Service RepresentativeSamsung Electro-Mechanics Irvine, CA Jul 2013 to Sep 2013 Substrate Marketing InternshipFresh Cleaners Davis, CA Sep 2009 to Jun 2010 Secretary and Controller
Education:
University of California Davis, CA Jun 2013 Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
Grafton on Sunset Hotel West Hollywood, CA Jan 2014 to Oct 2014 Guest Service Agent, Night AuditorCaesars Palace Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV Aug 2007 to Sep 2008 Guest Service Trainer/SupervisorCaesars Palace Hotel & Casino
Jun 2007 to Aug 2007 Guest Service AgentUNLV Almuni Foundation Las Vegas, NV Feb 2007 to Jun 2007 Rebel Ring CallerEmbassy Suites Hotel Downey, CA Feb 2006 to Aug 2006 Front Desk AgentEmbassy Suites Hotel
Jul 2005 to Feb 2006 PBX Operator/Trainer
Education:
University of Nevada Las Vegas, NV Aug 2006 to 2000 B.S. in Hospitality ManagementUniversity of California Westwood, CA Sep 2010 to Jun 2013 B.A. in Classical Civilization
Lindbergh Elementary School Palisades Park NJ 1995-1998, Palisades Park Junior High School Palisades Park NJ 1998-2000
Community:
Chris Smith, Krystle Parson, Shantai Moore, John Smith, Roxanne Nilooban, Melissa Fitzpatrick, Tanmay Kadam, Stephanie Thomas, Eric Bjornstad, Christian Delgado