Patents by Inventor James F. Everson

James F. Everson 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: 6682699
    Abstract: This invention provides a reduced power consumption gas chromatograph system (10) which includes a capillary gas chromatograph column member (12) which contains a chemical sample to be analyzed. The gas chromatograph system further includes a heating mechanism (16) which extends throughout the length of the capillary gas chromatograph column member (12) and surrounds both the member (12) and a temperature sensing mechanism (14) which is mounted adjacent to the column member (12). The temperature sensing mechanism (14), the heating mechanism (16) and the column member (12) form a chromatograph column assembly (20) which includes a coiled section (28) where the components are tightly packed with respect to each other and allows for a reduced power consumption for temperature programming miniature gas chromatography column assemblies.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 2, 2001
    Date of Patent: January 27, 2004
    Assignee: RVM Scientific, Inc.
    Inventors: Robert V. Mustacich, James F. Everson
  • Patent number: 6530260
    Abstract: A gas chromatography system includes a gas chromatography oven having a door adapted for integration with gas chromatography modules which are located outside of the oven cavity. For these purposes, the oven door has module receiving openings in which the modules are secured. The gas chromatography module includes a module housing containing a main coil of the capillary column, a pair of transfer lines sleeved on the free ends of the capillary column, a heater wire wound on the transfer lines, and, optionally, a pair of chromatography connectors which extend into the oven cavity and through which the free ends of the capillary column, as well as transfer lines, projecting into the oven cavity. A wall of the GC oven has an injector port and a detector port for injection of a sample into the oven cavity and for detecting the sample constituents. Column lengths extend within the oven cavity between the module and injector and detector, respectively.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 4, 2002
    Date of Patent: March 11, 2003
    Assignee: RVM Scientific, Inc.
    Inventors: Robert V. Mustacich, John P. Richards, James F. Everson
  • Publication number: 20010009647
    Abstract: This invention provides a reduced power consumption gas chromatograph system (10) which includes a capillary gas chromatograph column member (12) which contains a chemical sample to be analyzed. The gas chromatograph system further includes a heating mechanism (16) which extends throughout the length of the capillary gas chromatograph column member (12) and surrounds both the member (12) and a temperature sensing mechanism (14) which is mounted adjacent to the column member (12). The temperature sensing mechanism (14), the heating mechanism (16) and the column member (12) form a chromatograph column assembly (20) which includes a coiled section (28) where the components are tightly packed with respect to each other and allows for a reduced power consumption for temperature programming miniature gas chromatography column assemblies.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 2, 2001
    Publication date: July 26, 2001
    Inventors: Robert V. Mustacich, James F. Everson
  • Patent number: 6217829
    Abstract: This invention provides a reduced power consumption gas chromatograph system (10) which includes a capillary gas chromatograph column member (12) which contains a chemical sample to be analyzed. The gas chromatograph system further includes a heating mechanism (16) which extends throughout the length of the capillary gas chromatograph column member (12) and surrounds both the member (12) and a temperature sensing mechanism (14) which is mounted adjacent to the column member (12). The temperature sensing mechanism (14), the heating mechanism (16) and the column member (12) form a chromatograph column assembly (20) which includes a coiled section (28) where the components are tightly packed with respect to each other and allows for a reduced power consumption for temperature programming miniature gas chromatography column assemblies.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 27, 1997
    Date of Patent: April 17, 2001
    Assignee: RVM Scientific, Inc.
    Inventors: Robert V. Mustacich, James F. Everson