Patents Represented by Attorney A. Chrow
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Patent number: 4347433Abstract: A heat transfer apparatus (13) adapted to releasably secure an elongate heating or cooling means to a pipe. Apparatus (13) has a flexible base member (3) that adapts to the radius of curvature of the outer circumference of the pipe and preferrably has at least one protuberance (8) in its wall. One or two resilient side walls (4) extend over the side of base member (3) that faces away from the pipe to provide a longitudinal cavity for containing the heating or cooling means. An entrance-way (6) is provided for inserting or removing the heating source into or from the cavity. Side walls (4) are shaped such that they press uniformly against the heating or cooling means and urge said means against base member (3). Means (11) are provided for securing apparatus (13) to the pipe so the heating or cooling means can be removed from or inserted into the cavity without having to release apparatus (13) from the pipe.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 1979Date of Patent: August 31, 1982Assignee: Eaton CorporationInventors: Rudolph G. Wojtecki, Joseph P. Kaan
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Patent number: 4346277Abstract: An elongate flexible package (10) adapted to contain and either enhance or contribute to the control of the heating efficiency of an elongate heating element contained therein and having sufficient flexibility to conform to the item to be heated to which it is secured. Package 10 is provided with a first layer (1) made from a flexible heat conductive or heat insulative material and a second layer (2) made from a heat insulative material that is secured along the length of package 10 to the side of first layer (1) that faces away from the item to be heated to which package (10) is secured. A third protective layer (3) is disposed over second layer (2) and a cavity (4) enclosed by a portion to the walls of layers (1), (2) and (3) extends along the length of package (10) having a cross-sectional configuration adapted to contain and permit the heating element to be axially inserted into or removed from package (10) without having to remove package (10 ) from the item to which it is secured.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1981Date of Patent: August 24, 1982Assignee: Eaton CorporationInventors: Rudolph G. Wojtecki, Joseph P. Kaan
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Patent number: 4343844Abstract: A compact one-piece shrinkable sleeve of minimal outside diameter made from either a resilient material or a heat shrinkable material having elastic memory and adapted to be secured to the end of an electrical cable and/or tubing bundle having one or more electrical conductors and/or tubes extending therefrom to provide a barrier to the flow of gas or vapors therethrough. The sleeve contains a cavity at one end thereof that when the sleeve is in an expanded state is adapted to receive the end of the bundle. The sleeve contains one or more internal channels at the opposite end thereof that are separated from each other by walls that are directly or indirectly integrally related to the wall of the remainder of the sleeve and are adapted to permit the one or more conductors and/or tubes to extend therethrough from the bundle end in the cavity.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 1980Date of Patent: August 10, 1982Assignee: Eaton CorporationInventors: Richard S. Thayer, William J. Herbert, Gary S. Klein
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Patent number: 4216802Abstract: An improved elongate deformable tube for use in the conveyance of fluids and/or fluid transmission signals under pressure having a bore therethrough enclosed by a composite annular wall comprising a seamless, as welded, or welded and drawn inner tubular shaped layer made from a metallic material and an outer tubular shaped layer made from a polymeric material. The walls of both the inner and outer layers are substantially uniform in radial thickness around their circumferences with the radial wall thickness of the outer polymeric layer being 50% or more than the total radial thickness of the composite wall of the tube. The outer layer is preferably formed about the inner layer by means of an extrusion process.Type: GrantFiled: October 18, 1978Date of Patent: August 12, 1980Assignee: Eaton CorporationInventors: Eugene D. Bonnes, Vijayraj M. Kotian, Paul C. MenMuir
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Patent number: 4196464Abstract: A fibrous reinforced flexible hose for conveying fluids such as paint under pressure is provided with a composite core tube preferably simultaneously co-extruded from two or more synthetic polymers which are in intimate contact with each other. The inner layer of the composite core tube is nylon or other chemical resistant polymer which may or may not be cross-linked and the outer layer is a cross-linked electrically semi-conductive synthetic polymer layer which serves as a ground for static electricity. In the process of making the hose, the semi-conductive layer is preferably cross-linked by irradiation as a means of improving its higher temperature performance capabilities and to minimize changes in the electrical resistance of the semi-conductive layer that might arise from dynamic use of the hose.Type: GrantFiled: February 23, 1978Date of Patent: April 1, 1980Assignee: Eaton CorporationInventor: David D. Russell
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Patent number: 4186946Abstract: A rotatable coupling member for attachment to an end or between the ends of hose or tubing to be used in the conveyance of a fluid under pressure. The coupling member comprises a first body member having means disposed at one end thereof for attaching the first body member to a source of fluid and a substantially tubular shaped insert extending away from a second end thereof into an axially aligned receiving bore disposed at a first end of a second body member that provides a fluid interconnecting relationship to a second end of the second body member having means disposed thereat for attachment to a source of fluid. An annular retainment groove having a cross-sectional shape capable of being altered as a result of an axial compressive force being applied to the insert is disposed in the first body member insert outer wall.Type: GrantFiled: May 13, 1977Date of Patent: February 5, 1980Assignee: Eaton CorporationInventor: John P. Snow