Patents Assigned to MMG
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Patent number: 11565776Abstract: A hinge system (1, 1a) for use with a lightweight, portable gangway (100), the hinge system (1a) comprising at least three plates (2a,2b,2c), a bar (4) and a washer (6), wherein a first pair of the plates (2a,2b) are attached at either side of a lower surface (106) of a first section (102a) of the gangway (100) and the other plate (2c) is attached at approximately the centre of a second section (102b) of the gangway (100), so that when the sections (102a,102b) are brought towards each other, the first pair of the plates (2a,2b) are aligned with the other plate (2c).Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2019Date of Patent: January 31, 2023Assignee: MMG Welding Ltd.Inventor: Martin McGuinness
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Patent number: 11485604Abstract: A reel apparatus includes a first plurality of spokes extending between and detachably attached to a first hub and a first ring, a second plurality of spokes extending between and detachably attached to a second hub and a second ring, and a plurality of staves extending between and detachably attached to the first and second plurality of spokes. The first and second rings each comprise at least two detachable segments collectively forming a circumference of the respective first and second rings. The at least two detachable segments each have multiple detachable ends allowing the respective first and second rings to be broken down into the at least two completely detached segments detached at their respective multiple detachable ends. The first and second hubs each comprise opposed detachable portions disposed on opposed sides of the respective first and second plurality of spokes to which they are respectively detachably attached.Type: GrantFiled: September 23, 2020Date of Patent: November 1, 2022Assignee: MMG INDUSTRIES, INC.Inventors: Michael Gehrke, Robert Street
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Publication number: 20220089404Abstract: A reel apparatus includes a first plurality of spokes extending between and detachably attached to a first hub and a first ring, a second plurality of spokes extending between and detachably attached to a second hub and a second ring, and a plurality of staves extending between and detachably attached to the first and second plurality of spokes. The first and second rings each comprise at least two detachable segments collectively forming a circumference of the respective first and second rings. The at least two detachable segments each have multiple detachable ends allowing the respective first and second rings to be broken down into the at least two completely detached segments detached at their respective multiple detachable ends. The first and second hubs each comprise opposed detachable portions disposed on opposed sides of the respective first and second plurality of spokes to which they are respectively detachably attached.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 23, 2020Publication date: March 24, 2022Applicant: MMG Industries, IncInventors: Michael Gehrke, Robert Street
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Patent number: 11110252Abstract: Device (100) for holding in position a probe for placing the inside of a patient's body in communication with the outside, characterized in that it comprises, arranged along a longitudinal axis (X-X?) of the device: at its distal end, a means (110) of supporting the device on the patient's body and that extends radially, comprising an axial opening (114) for the passage of said probe and comprising a first radial opening (111) communicating with the said axial opening, at its proximal end, a means (120) of guiding said probe comprising a second radial opening (121), a means (130) of spacing said bearing means and said guide means apart longitudinally.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2016Date of Patent: September 7, 2021Assignees: MMG, UNIVERSITE PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE (PARIS 6)Inventors: Thomas Similowski, Serge Renaux
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Publication number: 20200391828Abstract: A hinge system (1, 1a) for use with a lightweight, portable gangway (100), the hinge system (1a) comprising at least three plates (2a,2b,2c), a bar (4) and a washer (6), wherein a first pair of the plates (2a,2b) are attached at either side of a lower surface (106) of a first section (102a) of the gangway (100) and the other plate (2c) is attached at approximately the centre of a second section (102b) of the gangway (100), so that when the sections (102a,102b) are brought towards each other, the first pair of the plates (2a,2b) are aligned with the other plate (2c).Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2019Publication date: December 17, 2020Applicant: MMG Welding Ltd.Inventor: MARTIN MCGUINNESS
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Patent number: 6162311Abstract: Disclosed is a method of producing gapped ferrite toroids without the necessity of machining. This allows for the highly efficient production of tightly controlled energy storage magnetic components and stable inductors. Composite toroids of the invention have a wide range of applications, and could be used as substitutes for more costly and less operationally efficient magnetic components. This invention provides a method of producing composite toroids that include a nonmagnetic gap, by utilizing a layer-forming method, such as tape casting, and subsequently co-firing a monolithic composite magnetic and non-magnetic ceramic structure produced by stacking the layers. The toroids are punched from the stacked layers prior to final firing. This novel method provides a means for producing very well controlled gapped structures.Type: GrantFiled: October 27, 1999Date of Patent: December 19, 2000Assignee: MMG of North America, Inc.Inventors: Stuart Gordon, Robert Horvath
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Patent number: 5700957Abstract: Apparatus for measuring mass flow of a fluid stream comprising inlet and outlet conduits for the fluid stream, at least one resilient flow tube having fixed mounting ends communicating with the inlet and outlet conduits, a vibrator for oscillating the flow tube transverse to the axis of the flow tube, sensors for generating signals corresponding to the oscillating motion of the flow tube and a signal processing unit for determining the mass flow from said signals on the basis of the Coriolis reaction force by the fluid against the flow tube. According to the invention the flow tube is formed as a symmetrical loop around the amount ends, said loop providing a change in the direction of flow which is greater than 360.degree., and vibrator is located on the flow tube at a point adjacent the mounting ends.Method for measuring mass flow of a fluid stream, wherein the said at least one flow tube is oscillated at a resonant frequency higher than the fundamental resonant frequency of the flow tube.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 1996Date of Patent: December 23, 1997Assignee: MMG Automatika Muvek ReszvenytarsasagInventors: Jozsef Alesz, Imre Busznyak, Istvan Glodi, Andras Kiss, Jozsefne Kukta, Bela Nagy, Peter Salamon, Elemer Szentpetery, Zoltan Toth, Tamas Ujhelyi
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Patent number: 5627326Abstract: A Coriolis type apparatus for measuring mass flow of a fluid stream, comprising at least one flow conduit which is oscillated at a resonant frequency transverse to the direction of flow while said fluid flows therethrough, two sensors for generating analog signals corresponding to the motion of the flow conduit, and signal processing means for determining time difference between said analog signal, said signal processing means including means for converting said analog signals into series of digital signals and means to compute from said series of digital signals said time difference by using Fourier transformation. Each of the analog signals generated by the sensors is converted into a series of digital signals by an incremental type analog-digital converter having a comparator, an up-down counter and a digital-analog converter.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 1995Date of Patent: May 6, 1997Assignee: MMG Automatika Muvek ReszvenytarsasagInventors: Jozsef Alesz, Imre Busznyak, Istvan Glodi, Andras Kiss, Jozsefne Kukta, Bela Nagy, Peter Salamon, Elemer Szentpeteri, Zoltan Toth, Tamas Ujhelyi
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Patent number: D304981Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 1987Date of Patent: December 12, 1989Assignee: MMG CorporationInventor: Stuart I. Raskas