Patents by Inventor Albert A. Hamilton

Albert A. Hamilton has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 8231327
    Abstract: A river high pressure energy conversion machine which has no moving parts, comprising a machine (or pump) having a pipe attached to a river bed, with a flexible pipe to an enlarged water inlet attached to the underside of a float, to assure entrance of water just below the river water surface. A discharge pipe from the machine rises above the river bank to a water-driven accessory, through a stop valve and a pressure regulating valve. The discharge pipe from the accessory discharges river water back to the river. Water stacks up inside the sloping machine pipe on the river bed, and creates higher water pressure at the machine pipe outlet for driving the accessory. This is a continuous process, generating electricity twenty-four hours every day, using only gravity as the pressurizing force on water to generate electricity, without using fossil, nuclear or artificial energy forces.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 10, 2011
    Date of Patent: July 31, 2012
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton Davis, Sr.
  • Publication number: 20110278844
    Abstract: A river high pressure energy conversion machine which has no moving parts, comprising a machine (or pump) having a pipe attached to a river bed, with a flexible pipe to an enlarged water inlet attached to the underside of a float, to assure entrance of water just below the river water surface. A discharge pipe from the machine rises above the river bank to a accessory turbogenerator, through a stop valve and a pressure regulating valve. The discharge pipe from the accessory turbogenerator discharges river water back to the river. Water stacks up inside the sloping machine pipe on the river bed, and creates higher water pressure at the machine pipe outlet for driving the turbogenerator. This is a continuous process, generating electricity twenty-four hours every day, using only gravity as the pressurizing force on water to generate electricity, without using fossil, nuclear or artificial energy forces.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 19, 2010
    Publication date: November 17, 2011
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton Davis, SR.
  • Publication number: 20110278845
    Abstract: A river high pressure energy conversion machine which has no moving parts, comprising a machine (or pump) having a pipe attached to a river bed, with a flexible pipe to an enlarged water inlet attached to the underside of a float, to assure entrance of water just below the river water surface. A discharge pipe from the machine rises above the river bank to a accessory turbogenerator, through a stop valve and a pressure regulating valve. The discharge pipe from the accessory turbogenerator discharges river water back to the river. Water stacks up inside the sloping machine pipe on the river bed, and creates higher water pressure at the machine pipe outlet for driving the turbogenerator. This is a continuous process, generating electricity twenty-four hours every day, using only gravity as the pressurizing force on water to generate electricity, without using fossil, nuclear or artificial energy forces.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 19, 2010
    Publication date: November 17, 2011
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton Davis, SR.
  • Publication number: 20110204642
    Abstract: A river high pressure energy conversion machine which has no moving parts, comprising a machine (or pump) having a pipe attached to a river bed, with a flexible pipe to an enlarged water inlet attached to the underside of a float, to assure entrance of water just below the river water surface. A discharge pipe from the machine rises above the river bank to a water-driven accessory, through a stop valve and a pressure regulating valve. The discharge pipe from the accessory discharges river water back to the river. Water stacks up inside the sloping machine pipe on the river bed, and creates higher water pressure at the machine pipe outlet for driving the accessory. This is a continuous process, generating electricity twenty-four hours every day, using only gravity as the pressurizing force on water to generate electricity, without using fossil, nuclear or artificial energy forces.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 10, 2011
    Publication date: August 25, 2011
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton Davis, SR.
  • Patent number: 7713032
    Abstract: The high pressure fluid pump includes a driver defined by a float riding on the waves of a sea surface, a fluid pump housing, an impeller operatively attached to the driver and disposed within the fluid pump housing, a backflow check system connected to the fluid pump housing, and an outflow check system controlling the pressure, volume of fluid flow, and direction of fluid flow to various other systems. The pump may be used to pump fluids other than seawater and may include features multiplying pumping mechanical advantage for a given tidal range.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 6, 2009
    Date of Patent: May 11, 2010
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton Davis, Sr.
  • Publication number: 20090196769
    Abstract: The high pressure fluid pump includes a driver defined by a float riding on the waves of a sea surface, a fluid pump housing, an impeller operatively attached to the driver and disposed within the fluid pump housing, a backflow check system connected to the fluid pump housing, and an outflow check system controlling the pressure, volume of fluid flow, and direction of fluid flow to various other systems. The pump may be used to pump fluids other than seawater and may include features multiplying pumping mechanical advantage for a given tidal range.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 6, 2009
    Publication date: August 6, 2009
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton Davis, SR.
  • Patent number: 5706637
    Abstract: A human power mower (10) comprising a mower housing (12). Four mower wheel assemblies (14) are provided. Each mower wheel assembly (14) is affixed in a rotatable manner to one side corner of the mower housing (12). A mower handle (16) extends upwardly at an angle from the mower housing (12), so that a person (18) can grip the mower handle (16). A mower blade (20) is also provided. An assembly (22) is for mounting the mower blade (20) in a rotatable manner centrally to the underside of the mower housing (12). A structure is coupled between the mower wheel assemblies (14) and the mower blade (20), for rotating the mower blade (20) to cut grass (26), when the person (18) pushes the mower (10) by the mower handle (16), to roll along a lawn (28) on the mower wheel assemblies (14).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 24, 1996
    Date of Patent: January 13, 1998
    Inventor: Albert Hamilton
  • Patent number: 4180757
    Abstract: An incandescent lamp has a coiled filament with an improved life when it is mounted substantially in the same direction in which a mechanical shock occurs. In a particular embodiment of a miniature lamp known as a switchboard lamp, the filament is mounted, without further support, between two posts. This results in a greater light effectiveness that permits a current reduction through the filament while maintaining desired light output levels in its operational environment. The filament is protected from harmful shock levels by being mounted between twisted posts which orient the filament in the general direction of a mechanical shock imparted to the lamp through key telephone button releases.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 23, 1978
    Date of Patent: December 25, 1979
    Assignees: Western Electric Co., Inc., Bell Laboratories, Inc.
    Inventors: Jack E. Distler, Albert A. Hamilton, Everett R. King
  • Patent number: 4179798
    Abstract: The position of an armature 22 located within a sealed glass envelope 12 of a sealed contact switch 11 is adjusted to meet a gap width requirement between the armature and an electrical contact 23. The glass envelope 12 is placed into a holer 48 adjacent a magnetic pole face of a magnetizing apparatus. The holder 48 supports the envelope in a position wherein the armature 22 becomes oriented perpendicular to a magnetic force field and the path of movement of the armature in closing or opening the contact extends in the same direction as that of the field. Under the influence of the applied magnetic field, the armature 22 is yieldably pulled beyond its normal path of movement toward the pole face. When the envelope is removed from the field, the armature remains in an adjusted rest position within the envelope, different from its initial rest position. The adjustment of the armature is useful in the manufacture of mercury-wetted sealed contact switches.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 12, 1978
    Date of Patent: December 25, 1979
    Assignee: Western Electric Co., Inc.
    Inventors: Itamar B. Einbinder, Albert A. Hamilton