Patents by Inventor Daniel M. Talbert

Daniel M. Talbert 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).

  • Desuperheater and spray nozzles therefor
    Patent number: 11248784
    Abstract: A desuperheater includes a ring body defining an axial flow path and one or more spray nozzle assemblies around the ring body. Each spray nozzle assembly is connected to a separate water manifold and steam manifold to provide cooling water and atomizing steam through the spray nozzle assemblies. A nozzle sleeve of each spray nozzle assembly has a solid, unitary body having first, second, and third fluid passages formed through the body. The first fluid passage is in fluid communication with the water manifold and with a first exit aperture formed in a second end of the body. The second fluid passage is in fluid communication with the steam manifold and with a second exit aperture formed in the second end of the body. The third fluid passage is in fluid communication with the steam manifold and with a third exit aperture formed in the second end of the body. The second and third exit apertures are positioned on opposite sides of the first exit aperture.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 17, 2018
    Date of Patent: February 15, 2022
    Assignee: FISHER CONTROLS INTERNATIONAL LLC
    Inventors: Justin P. Goodwin, Shane M. Johnson, Rusty C. Rhamy, Daniel M. Talbert
  • DESUPERHEATER AND SPRAY NOZZLES THEREFOR
    Publication number: 20190376684
    Abstract: A desuperheater includes a ring body defining an axial flow path and one or more spray nozzle assemblies around the ring body. Each spray nozzle assembly is connected to a separate water manifold and steam manifold to provide cooling water and atomizing steam through the spray nozzle assemblies. A nozzle sleeve of each spray nozzle assembly has a solid, unitary body having first, second, and third fluid passages formed through the body. The first fluid passage is in fluid communication with the water manifold and with a first exit aperture formed in a second end of the body. The second fluid passage is in fluid communication with the steam manifold and with a second exit aperture formed in the second end of the body. The third fluid passage is in fluid communication with the steam manifold and with a third exit aperture formed in the second end of the body. The second and third exit apertures are positioned on opposite sides of the first exit aperture.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 17, 2018
    Publication date: December 12, 2019
    Inventors: Justin P. Goodwin, Shane M. Johnson, Rusty C. Rhamy, Daniel M. Talbert