Patents by Inventor Guy Azam
Guy Azam 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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Publication number: 20230097974Abstract: A method for assembling a ring by shrinking the ring onto a shrink-fitting surface of a part, the shrink-fitting surface being turned radially away from a reference axis, the part having a free upper end and an inner wall extending around the reference axis turned radially toward the reference axis and extending axially while delimiting at least part of an axial cavity. The method including the steps of forming, on the inner wall, splines extending axially; shrinking the ring on the part so that a lower transverse face of the ring comes into abutment against a shoulder of the part. After the step of forming the splines and prior to the step of shrinking the ring onto the part, radial elastoplastic expansion of an upper portion of the part results in a widening of the shrink-fitting surface and of a portion of the splines.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2022Publication date: March 30, 2023Applicant: NTN-SNR ROULEMENTSInventors: Guy AZAM, Yvan CAPELLI, Gilles FORRAT, Julien GRANGIER, Eric THEAU
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Patent number: 10393131Abstract: The rolling bearing for a blade root includes an outer ring (13) and an inner ring (12). An inner space (43) is defined between the inner surface (33) of the outer ring (13) and the outer surface (25) of the inner ring (12). At a distal end (46), the inner space (43) is closed off by a distal sealing system (47) between the outer ring and the inner ring. A system (57) for retaining the distal sealing system (47) includes a retaining body (58), and a thread/tapping system provided on a peripheral assembly surface of the retaining body and on a peripheral surface of the facing inner or outer ring. The retaining body (58) is screwable into a retention position in which an axial abutment surface (61) of the retaining body forms an axial stop for the distal sealing system longitudinally (B), in the proximal->distal direction.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2016Date of Patent: August 27, 2019Assignee: NTN-SNR ROULEMENTSInventors: Guy Azam, Guillaume Lefort
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Publication number: 20170152858Abstract: The rolling bearing for a blade root includes an outer ring (13) and an inner ring (12). An inner space (43) is defined between the inner surface (33) of the outer ring (13) and the outer surface (25) of the inner ring (12). At a distal end (46), the inner space (43) is closed off by a distal sealing system (47) between the outer ring and the inner ring. A system (57) for retaining the distal sealing system (47) includes a retaining body (58), and a thread/tapping system provided on a peripheral assembly surface of the retaining body and on a peripheral surface of the facing inner or outer ring. The retaining body (58) is screwable into a retention position in which an axial abutment surface (61) of the retaining body forms an axial stop for the distal sealing system longitudinally (B), in the proximal->distal direction.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2016Publication date: June 1, 2017Inventors: Guy AZAM, Guillaume LEFORT
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Patent number: 7409781Abstract: A lace-up device for tightening an article of footwear, providing for the tieing of the lacing without causing discomfort to the user's hands, as well as to the article of footwear equipped with such device. The lace-up device includes a gripping mechanism arranged on the linkage in the area of a loop formed by the lacing outside the tightening zone. The gripping device includes a rigid frame, making it possible to distribute the tension of the lacing over the hand of the user.Type: GrantFiled: May 31, 2006Date of Patent: August 12, 2008Assignee: Salomon S.A.Inventors: Guy Azam, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Eric Pierre, Bruno Borsoi
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Patent number: 7281342Abstract: A lace-up device for tightening an article of footwear, providing for the tieing of the lacing without causing discomfort to the user's hands, as well as to the article of footwear equipped with such device. The lace-up device includes a gripping mechanism arranged on the linkage in the area of a loop formed by the lacing outside the tightening zone. The gripping device includes a rigid frame, making it possible to distribute the tension of the lacing over the hand of the user.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 2004Date of Patent: October 16, 2007Assignee: Salomon S.A.Inventors: Guy Azam, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Eric Pierre, Bruno Borsoi
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Publication number: 20060213085Abstract: A lace-up device for tightening an article of footwear, providing for the tieing of the lacing without causing discomfort to the user's hands, as well as to the article of footwear equipped with such device. The lace-up device includes a gripping mechanism arranged on the linkage in the area of a loop formed by the lacing outside the tightening zone. The gripping device includes a rigid frame, making it possible to distribute the tension of the lacing over the hand of the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2006Publication date: September 28, 2006Applicant: SALOMON S.A.Inventors: Guy Azam, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Eric Pierre, Bruno Borsoi
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Publication number: 20050029318Abstract: A lace-up device for tightening an article of footwear, providing for the tieing of the lacing without causing discomfort to the user's hands, as well as to the article of footwear equipped with such device. The lace-up device includes a gripping mechanism arranged on the linkage in the area of a loop formed by the lacing outside the tightening zone. The gripping device includes a rigid frame, making it possible to distribute the tension of the lacing over the hand of the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 20, 2004Publication date: February 10, 2005Applicant: SALOMON S.A.Inventors: Guy Azam, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Eric Pierre, Bruno Borsoi
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Patent number: 6802439Abstract: A lace-up device for tightening an article of footwear, providing for the tieing of the lacing without causing discomfort to the user's hands, as well as to the article of footwear equipped with such device. The lace-up device includes a gripping mechanism arranged on the linkage in the area of a loop formed by the lacing outside the tightening zone. The gripping device includes a rigid frame, making it possible to distribute the tension of the lacing over the hand of the user.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2001Date of Patent: October 12, 2004Assignee: Salomon S.A.Inventors: Guy Azam, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Eric Pierre, Bruno Borsoi
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Publication number: 20030034365Abstract: The present invention relates to a lace-up device, adapted to equip a footwear (CH), which makes it possible to tie the lace tightly without bruising the hands.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2001Publication date: February 20, 2003Inventors: Guy Azam, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Eric Pierre, Bruno Borsoi
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Patent number: 6467195Abstract: A high boot having, on its bottom part that surrounds the foot, a lace-tightening device whose strands are alternatively crossed by means of returns, from one edge to the other of the upper to be adjusted on the foot. The strands of the lace are directed so as to converge from the instep zone up to the top portion of a tongue provided with a guiding double tunnel, via two semi-flexible sheaths. The tightening device of the boot leaves the flexion fold zone free and can be controlled in tightening from the edge of the top portion of the upper.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 2000Date of Patent: October 22, 2002Assignee: Salomon, S.A.Inventors: Eric Pierre, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Guy Azam
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Patent number: 6339867Abstract: A device for fastening a flexible tie has a hollow body provided with a guiding channel that forms a funnel for a translationally movable blocking element, this blocking element being subject to the constant action of an elastic element. The hollow body is housed in a case where it can move translationally parallel to the blocking element, and the blocking element is maintained in the case, on one side by virtue of the elastic element that acts directly between the blocking element and the case, and on other side by virtue of an abutment. A retractable abutment makes it possible to retain the hollow body against the blocking element to block the tie, or to release this hollow body so as to enable the sliding of the tie. The fastening device is particularly adapted to ensure the adjustment of a garment or a shoe by means of a tie, such as a lace.Type: GrantFiled: August 29, 2000Date of Patent: January 22, 2002Assignee: Salomon S.A.Inventor: Guy Azam
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Publication number: 20010007178Abstract: A high boot having, on its bottom part that surrounds the foot, a lace-tightening device whose strands are alternatively crossed by means of returns, from one edge to the other of the upper to be adjusted on the foot. The strands of the lace are directed so as to converge from the instep zone up to the top portion of a tongue provided with a guiding double tunnels via two semi-flexible sheaths. The tightening device of the boot leaves the flexion fold zone free and can be controlled in tightening from the edge of the top portion of the upper.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2000Publication date: July 12, 2001Applicant: SALOMON S.A.Inventors: Eric Pierre, Jean-Bruno Danezin, Guy Azam
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Patent number: 4821725Abstract: The present invention concerns a device for treatment by hyperthermia, comprising unipolar probes of the implantable type, and comprising circuitry for modifying the distribution forms of the electrical field applied to an aera to be treated.Type: GrantFiled: June 6, 1986Date of Patent: April 18, 1989Assignee: C.G.R. MeVInventors: Guy Azam, Guy Convert, Jean M. Cosset, Jacques Dufour, Jean P. Mabire
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Patent number: 4785829Abstract: The invention pertains to an apparatus for hyperthermic treatment, especially designed for deep hyperthermia. The treatment apparatus comprises at least two generators operating at different frequencies in such a way as to prevent any phase correlation between the waves delivered by the generators.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 1986Date of Patent: November 22, 1988Assignee: C.G.R MevInventors: Guy Convert, Guy Azam, Jean P. Mabire, Claude Jasmin, Joel Sidi
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Patent number: 4760590Abstract: A multioperation accelerator simulating more especially cobalt radiation. According to the invention, an electron accelerator of average energy and a set of targets and filters are provided so as to obtain at least one penetration curve similar to that of cobalt and other closely related curves.Type: GrantFiled: October 14, 1987Date of Patent: July 26, 1988Assignee: C.G.R. MeVInventors: Guy Azam, Francois Dugardin, Jacques Milcamps
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Patent number: 4732161Abstract: The present invention concerns a device for treatment by hyperthermia, comprising unipolar probes adapted to be disposed in an area to be treated of a patient, and comprising vector tubes intended to be implanted in the said area to be treated and to contain, at each hyperthermia session the said unipolar probes.Type: GrantFiled: June 6, 1986Date of Patent: March 22, 1988Assignee: C.G.R. MeVInventors: Guy Azam, Guy Convert, Jean M. Cosset, Jacques Dufour, Jean P. Mabire
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Patent number: 4572190Abstract: A hyperthermia apparatus primarily applicable to the treatment of tumors comprises at least three high-frequency generators connected to three electrodes. The electrodes are intended to be coupled to a patient's body which constitutes the load, thus producing a higher temperature rise in the vicinity of a fictitious electrode in the body. The generators have adjustable phases and amplitudes, the output of each generator being connected to each of the three electrodes.Type: GrantFiled: May 21, 1984Date of Patent: February 25, 1986Assignee: CGR/MEVInventors: Guy Azam, Guy Convert, Jacques Dufour, Claude Jasmin, Joel Sidi
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Patent number: 4332091Abstract: A microwave drying device for drying products in the form of grains, comprising a microwave source, at least one waveguide coupled electromagnetically to the microwave source, means for injecting into this waveguide the product to be treated, means for driving this product in the waveguide, means for causing a forced circulation of dry air in the waveguide, means for discharging the air charged with the humidity given up by the product to be treated, and means for collecting the dried product in this waveguide, wherein the waveguide is closed on itself so as to form a ring, a part of this waveguide forming a channel through which the product to be treated may pass, said channel being connected at its ends to pipes for feeding therein and removing therefrom the product, these pipes forming cut-off waveguide.Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 1980Date of Patent: June 1, 1982Assignee: C. G. R. MeVInventors: Andre Bensussan, Guy Azam
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Patent number: 4229657Abstract: The invention relates to a .gamma.-ray irradiation head for panoramic irradiation comprising a tungsten target revolving about an axis, and means for deflecting electrons around the same axis for producing photons in several directions either successively or simultaneously. When the beam of electrons is deflected in its entirety and when the impact zone moves on the target about the axis, the axis of the radiation lobe moves in the same way and permits irradiation according to a variable azimuth.Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 1978Date of Patent: October 21, 1980Assignee: CGR-MeVInventors: Andre Bensussan, Guy Azam
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Patent number: 4192998Abstract: Neutron-based radiotherapy apparatus comprising a linear charged-particle accelerator which delivers a beam of accelerated electrons, a target intended to be bombarded by the beam of accelerated electrons for emitting neutrons under the impact of that beam, means for cooling the target, means for eliminating parasitic radiations, and a collimation system for the useful beam of neutrons. The electron accelerator may be arranged either on the inside or on the outside of the rotating arm of the neutron-radiotherapy apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 1978Date of Patent: March 11, 1980Assignee: C.G.R.MeVInventor: Guy Azam