Patents by Inventor David M. Carr

David M. Carr 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: 9362050
    Abstract: An inner drive for a magnetic drive pump includes a magnet supported on a yoke. The inner drive is driven about an axis to pump a corrosive process fluid. The magnet and yoke are fully encapsulated during the molding process to completely surround the magnet and yoke in a protective plastic shell. A sleeve is arranged radially outwardly of the magnet to provide further protection. Backing rings are arranged on either side of the magnet. A bonding material joins the plastic shell to the backing rings and sleeve to prevent a space from forming beneath the plastic shell that would become filled with the process fluid once it has permeated the plastic shell. A protective coating is arranged on at least a portion of the magnet to further insulate the magnet from the process fluid.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 14, 2012
    Date of Patent: June 7, 2016
    Assignee: SUNDYNE, LLC
    Inventors: Andrew Magnus Ekberg, Paul Roland Beauregard, Jr., Kerry E. Kramlich, Scott Marvin Allen, David M. Carr, Ray L. Hauser
  • Patent number: 8333666
    Abstract: An inner drive for a magnetic drive pump includes a magnet supported on a yoke. The inner drive is driven about an axis to pump a corrosive process fluid. The magnet and yoke are fully encapsulated during the molding process to completely surround the magnet and yoke in a protective plastic shell. A sleeve is arranged radially outwardly of the magnet to provide further protection. Backing rings are arranged on either side of the magnet. A bonding material joins the plastic shell to the backing rings and sleeve to prevent a space from forming beneath the plastic shell that would become filled with the process fluid once it has permeated the plastic shell. A protective coating is arranged on at least a portion of the magnet to further insulate the magnet from the process fluid.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 5, 2010
    Date of Patent: December 18, 2012
    Assignee: Sundyne Corporation
    Inventors: Andrew Magnus Ekberg, Paul Roland Beauregard, Jr., Kerry E. Kramlich, Scott Marvin Allen, David M. Carr, Ray L. Hauser
  • Publication number: 20100156220
    Abstract: An inner drive for a magnetic drive pump includes a magnet supported on a yoke. The inner drive is driven about an axis to pump a corrosive process fluid. The magnet and yoke are fully encapsulated during the molding process to completely surround the magnet and yoke in a protective plastic shell. A sleeve is arranged radially outwardly of the magnet to provide further protection. Backing rings are arranged on either side of the magnet. A bonding material joins the plastic shell to the backing rings and sleeve to prevent a space from forming beneath the plastic shell that would become filled with the process fluid once it has permeated the plastic shell. A protective coating is arranged on at least a portion of the magnet to further insulate the magnet from the process fluid.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 5, 2010
    Publication date: June 24, 2010
    Inventors: Andrew Magnus Ekberg, Paul Roland Beauregard, JR., Kerry E. Kramlich, Scott Marvin Allen, David M. Carr, Ray L. Hauser
  • Patent number: 4045858
    Abstract: A new and useful process of substituting one core for another in a wound package of textile yarn is provided. In preparation for subsequent liquid treatment of yarn wound on a substantially non-perforate rigid cylindrical core by substituting therefor a liquid-permeable longitudinally resilient cylindrical core of about the same or slightly smaller diameter, the package of yarn is first axially compressed. Then, the rigid core is pushed internally from the package while the resilient core substantially at the same time is pulled from a position external of the package to a position internal of the package to replace the rigid core with the resilient core. The application of the axial compression during core transfer prevents or minimizes rumpling of the yarns forming the outer portion of the package. The process is particularly suitable for preparing a package of false twist crimped polyester continuous multi-filament yarn for package dyeing.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 1, 1976
    Date of Patent: September 6, 1977
    Assignee: Monsanto Company
    Inventors: David M. Carr, Thomas O. Chandler