Patents by Inventor George Conway
George Conway 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).
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Patent number: 10634198Abstract: The present disclosure describes a wrap spring torque nipple that includes a first helical spring, a second helical spring, and a middle portion connected to and between the first helical spring and the second helical spring. The first helical spring and the second helical spring have different rotational helix orientations, and the first helical spring is configured to receive an input shaft and the second helical spring is configured to receive an output shaft, wherein the wrap spring transfers rotational power up to a defined torsional value from the input shaft to the output shaft.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2019Date of Patent: April 28, 2020Assignee: Woodward, Inc.Inventors: George Conway, Rameil Jacob
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Publication number: 20190345996Abstract: The present disclosure describes a wrap spring torque nipple that includes a first helical spring, a second helical spring, and a middle portion connected to and between the first helical spring and the second helical spring. The first helical spring and the second helical spring have different rotational helix orientations, and the first helical spring is configured to receive an input shaft and the second helical spring is configured to receive an output shaft, wherein the wrap spring transfers rotational power up to a defined torsional value from the input shaft to the output shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2019Publication date: November 14, 2019Inventors: George Conway, Rameil Jacob
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Patent number: 10408282Abstract: The present disclosure describes a wrap spring torque nipple that includes a first helical spring, a second helical spring, and a middle portion connected to and between the first helical spring and the second helical spring. The first helical spring and the second helical spring have different rotational helix orientations, and the first helical spring is configured to receive an input shaft and the second helical spring is configured to receive an output shaft, wherein the wrap spring transfers rotational power up to a defined torsional value from the input shaft to the output shaft.Type: GrantFiled: November 3, 2017Date of Patent: September 10, 2019Assignee: Woodward, Inc.Inventors: George Conway, Rameil Jacob
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Publication number: 20190136917Abstract: The present disclosure describes a wrap spring torque nipple that includes a first helical spring, a second helical spring, and a middle portion connected to and between the first helical spring and the second helical spring. The first helical spring and the second helical spring have different rotational helix orientations, and the first helical spring is configured to receive an input shaft and the second helical spring is configured to receive an output shaft, wherein the wrap spring transfers rotational power up to a defined torsional value from the input shaft to the output shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2017Publication date: May 9, 2019Inventors: George Conway, Rameil Jacob
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Patent number: 9790892Abstract: In some aspects, an aircraft engine thrust reverser lock system includes a pin-capturing member. The pin-capturing member includes a body that is rotatable about an axis defined by a pivot extending through the body. The body includes an interior surface that defines a slot. The slot has an opening that is sized to receive a pin into the slot. One side of the slot includes a protruded sidewall surface that protrudes into the slot toward an another sidewall surface of the slot. The protruded sidewall surface defines an apex between the open and closed ends of the slot. Between the apex and the closed end of the slot, the protruded sidewall surface faces the rotational axis.Type: GrantFiled: June 12, 2015Date of Patent: October 17, 2017Assignee: Woodward HRT, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth Willett, John Stephen Mears, George Conway, Brent Michael Ozanich, Michael Alan Stieg, Jesus Anaya, Joseph Thomas Kopecek
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Publication number: 20150275821Abstract: In some aspects, an aircraft engine thrust reverser lock system includes a pin-capturing member. The pin-capturing member includes a body that is rotatable about an axis defined by a pivot extending through the body. The body includes an interior surface that defines a slot. The slot has an opening that is sized to receive a pin into the slot. One side of the slot includes a protruded sidewall surface that protrudes into the slot toward an another sidewall surface of the slot. The protruded sidewall surface defines an apex between the open and closed ends of the slot. Between the apex and the closed end of the slot, the protruded sidewall surface faces the rotational axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 12, 2015Publication date: October 1, 2015Inventors: Kenneth Willett, John Stephen Mears, George Conway, Brent Michael Ozanich, Michael Alan Stieg, Jesus Anaya, Joseph Thomas Kopecek
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Patent number: 9109536Abstract: In some aspects, an aircraft engine thrust reverser lock system includes a pin-capturing member. The pin-capturing member includes a body that is rotatable about an axis defined by a pivot extending through the body. The body includes an interior surface that defines a slot. The slot has an opening that is sized to receive a pin into the slot. One side of the slot includes a protruded sidewall surface that protrudes into the slot toward an another sidewall surface of the slot. The protruded sidewall surface defines an apex between the open and closed ends of the slot. Between the apex and the closed end of the slot, the protruded sidewall surface faces the rotational axis.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2013Date of Patent: August 18, 2015Assignee: Woodward HRT, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth Willett, John Stephen Mears, George Conway, Brent Michael Ozanich, Michael Alan Stieg, Jesus Anaya, Joseph Thomas Kopecek
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Publication number: 20140270935Abstract: In some aspects, an aircraft engine thrust reverser lock system includes a pin-capturing member. The pin-capturing member includes a body that is rotatable about an axis defined by a pivot extending through the body. The body includes an interior surface that defines a slot. The slot has an opening that is sized to receive a pin into the slot. One side of the slot includes a protruded sidewall surface that protrudes into the slot toward an another sidewall surface of the slot. The protruded sidewall surface defines an apex between the open and closed ends of the slot. Between the apex and the closed end of the slot, the protruded sidewall surface faces the rotational axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2013Publication date: September 18, 2014Applicant: WOODWARD HRT, INC.Inventors: Kenneth Willett, John Stephen Mears, George Conway, Brent Michael Ozanich, Michael Alan Stieg, Jesus Anaya, Joseph Thomas Kopecek
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Patent number: 6366593Abstract: A precision positioning mount for UV-cured adhesives that provides adhesive junctions between modular assembly mounts and structural elements. Contact edges are placed on a first fixating area of an adhesive junction. The contact edges are pronounced edges of faces that slide along a second fixating area during the adjustment process. Thus, the assembly modules and structural elements are precisely referenced before, during and after their positioning and orientating. First and second fixating areas form a cavity that provides a volume for the adhesive. The mounts and structural elements are preferably made of sapphire for increased thermal conductivity. The elements of the assembly mounts are modular and interchangeable and provide various positioning modes.Type: GrantFiled: December 1, 1999Date of Patent: April 2, 2002Assignee: Lightwave Electronics CorporationInventors: Derek J. Richard, Mark Byer, Gerald Mitchell, George Conway
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Patent number: 6320706Abstract: Optical, opto-mechanical and electro-optical elements (OE) of a Laser resonance assembly (LRA) are positioned and fixated in close proximity on an assembly plate by clamping the OE in a vacuum chuck that holds the OE on a clamping portion on the very top of it. The OE is brought into the predetermined position while a lateral attaching surface of the OE is kept in a predetermined angle relative to the assembly plate. A side mount is placed between the mirror and the assembly plate after an UV-curing adhesive has been applied. The attaching surface s and the adhesive have a specific relation between areal extension, surface roughness, uncured viscosity and uncured cohesive force.Type: GrantFiled: February 24, 2000Date of Patent: November 20, 2001Assignee: Lightwave ElectronicsInventors: Derek J. Richard, Mark Byer, Gerald Mitchell, George Conway