William Mcdaniels

Deceased

from West Orange, NJ

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Also known as:

William E Mcdaniel
William Mc Daniel
Willie Mcdaniels

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William Mcdaniels Phones & Addresses

West Orange, NJ
Irvington, NJ
East Orange, NJ
McDonough, GA
Newark, NJ
Austin, TX
New Castle, DE

Lawyers & Attorneys

William McDaniels - Lawyer

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Address:

Williams & Connolly Llp

Phone:

(202)4345055 (Phone), (202)4345029 (Fax)

Work:

Williams & Connolly LLP, Partner

Specialties:

Appeals & Appellate
Business Law
Criminal Law
Employment Law
Gov & Administrative Law
Personal Injury
Products Liability
Administrative Law
Antitrust
Appellate
Criminal Defense
Employment and Labor
First Amendment and Media
General Civil
General Civil Litigation
Health Care and Medical Products
Intellectual Property
International Civil and Criminal Litigation
International Disputes
Patent Litigation
Product Liability, Torts and Medicine
Trade Secrets

Jurisdiction:

District of Columbia
District of Columbia and Maryland
United States Courts of Appeals for the District of Columbia, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Circuit
United States District Courts for the District of Columbia, Maryland and various other United States District Courts
United States Supreme Court

Law School:

Georgetown University Law Center

Education:

Georgetown University Law Center, JD
Williams College, BA

Links:

Website

Us Patents

Solenoid Coil For Hazardous Locations
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US Patent:

20150310974, Oct 29, 2015
Filed:

Apr 29, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/264776
Inventors:

- Florham Park NJ, US
John J. Haller - Boonton NJ, US
Vincent Cole - West New York NJ, US
Eugene Gaw - Parsippany NJ, US
William McDaniels - Branchburg NJ, US
Assignee:

Automatic Switch Company - Florham Park NJ
International Classification:

H01F 7/128
H01F 41/00
H01F 41/12
H01F 7/08
Abstract:

A solenoid coil assembly for hazardous environments comprises a solenoid coil and an enclosure entirely filled with encapsulation material. The encapsulation material leaves zero or almost zero volume in the enclosure for hazardous material to accumulate in any amount that could explode. This allows the solenoid coil assembly to be constructed without the usual industry standard flame paths. Additionally, the enclosure may be made of physically rigid and strong material such as metal or the like to better withstand harsh and corrosive conditions within hazardous environments without being explosion proof. The walls of such an enclosure need only have a moderate thickness and weight relative to enclosures that are explosion proof, as there is no meaningful risk of an explosion occurring within the enclosure. The combination of a rugged exterior and a zero-volume interior allows the solenoid coil assembly to reduce weight and cost while providing superior environmental protection.