Patents by Inventor Joshua P. Kinsley
Joshua P. Kinsley 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: 10197549Abstract: Methods and apparatus for analyzing the material properties and behavior of cement as it hydrates under simulated downhole conditions. A wellbore cement simulator includes a temperature and pressure controlled innermost oil-filled container; an annulus in contact with the innermost container configured to hold a cement sample; a mesh sleeve in contact with the annulus wherein the mesh sleeve is water permeable to permit hydration of the cement sample; a steel sleeve in contact with the mesh sleeve; an elastomeric bladder surrounding the steel sleeve; and a temperature and pressure controlled outermost oil-filled container.Type: GrantFiled: April 2, 2015Date of Patent: February 5, 2019Assignee: SCHLUMBERGER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATIONInventors: Jeffrey Thomas, John David Rowatt, Francois M. Auzerais, Simone Musso, Smaine Zeroug, Kenneth Kin-nam Liang, Harald Quintus-Bosz, Joshua P. Kinsley, Alfred J. Costa, Ching-Hua Tseng, Julien Prosper Marc Aknin, Jonathan Andrew Bannister
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Patent number: 10151090Abstract: A flush actuator for engaging a flush valve. The flush actuator provides a mechanism assembly for automatically flushing the flush valve. A sensor provides a presence detection to trigger the automatic flushing. Redundant manual activation is provided.Type: GrantFiled: April 24, 2017Date of Patent: December 11, 2018Assignee: SLOAN VALVE COMPANYInventors: John Wilson, Kay Herbert, Xiaoxiong Mo, Alfred J. Costa, Joshua D. Anthony, Klaus H. Renner, Matthew T. Kowalczyk, Joshua P. Kinsley
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Publication number: 20170226721Abstract: A flush actuator for engaging a flush valve. The flush actuator provides a mechanism assembly for automatically flushing the flush valve. A sensor provides a presence detection to trigger the automatic flushing. Redundant manual activation is provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 24, 2017Publication date: August 10, 2017Inventors: John Wilson, Kay Herbert, Xiaoxiong Mo, Alfred J. Costa, Joshua D. Anthony, Klaus H. Renner, Matthew T. Kowalczyk, Joshua P. Kinsley
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Publication number: 20170205388Abstract: Methods and apparatus for analyzing the material properties and behavior of cement as it hydrates under simulated downhole conditions are disclosed. A wellbore cement simulator includes a temperature and pressure controlled innermost oil-filled container; an annulus in contact with the innermost container configured to hold a cement sample; a mesh sleeve in contact with the annulus wherein the mesh sleeve is water permeable to permit hydration of the cement sample; a steel sleeve in contact with the mesh sleeve; an elastomeric bladder surrounding the steel sleeve; and a temperature and pressure controlled outermost oil-filled container.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 2, 2015Publication date: July 20, 2017Inventors: Jeffrey THOMAS, John David ROWATT, Francois M. AUZERAIS, Simone MUSSO, Smaine ZEROUB, Kenneth Kin-nam LIANG, Harald QUINTUS-BOSZ, Joshua P. KINSLEY, Alfred J. COSTA, Ching-Hua TSENG, Julien Prosper Marc AKNIN, Jonathan Andrew BANNISTER
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Patent number: 9644759Abstract: A flush actuator for engaging a flush valve. The flush actuator provides a mechanism assembly for automatically flushing the flush valve. A sensor provides a presence detection to trigger the automatic flushing. Redundant manual activation is provided.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2014Date of Patent: May 9, 2017Assignee: SLOAN VALVE COMPANYInventors: John Wilson, Kay Herbert, Xiaoxiong Mo, Alfred J. Costa, Joshua D. Anthony, Klaus H. Renner, Matthew T. Kowalczyk, Joshua P. Kinsley
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Patent number: 9353511Abstract: A flush actuator for engaging a flush valve. The flush actuator provides a mechanism assembly for automatically flushing the flush valve. A sensor provides a presence detection to trigger the automatic flushing. A reduced flush or standard flush cycle may be initiated.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2014Date of Patent: May 31, 2016Assignee: Sloan Valve CompanyInventors: John R. Wilson, Kay Herbert, Xiaoxiong Mo, Alfred J. Costa, Joshua D. Anthony, Harald Quintus-Bosz, Klaus H. Renner, Matthew T. Kowalczyk, Joshua P. Kinsley
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Publication number: 20140264110Abstract: A flush actuator for engaging a flush valve. The flush actuator provides a mechanism assembly for automatically flushing the flush valve. A sensor provides a presence detection to trigger the automatic flushing. Redundant manual activation is provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2014Publication date: September 18, 2014Applicant: Sloan Valve CompanyInventors: John Wilson, Kay Herbert, Xiaoxiong Mo, Alfred J. Costa, Joshua D. Anthony, Klaus H. Renner, Matthew T. Kowalczyk, Joshua P. Kinsley
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Publication number: 20140259343Abstract: A flush actuator for engaging a flush valve. The flush actuator provides a mechanism assembly for automatically flushing the flush valve. A sensor provides a presence detection to trigger the automatic flushing. A reduced flush or standard flush cycle may be initiated.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2014Publication date: September 18, 2014Applicant: Sloan Valve CompanyInventors: John R. Wilson, Kay Herbert, Xiaoxiong Mo, Alfred J. Costa, Joshua D. Anthony, Harald Quintus-Bosz, Klaus H. Renner, Matthew T. Kowalczyk, Joshua P. Kinsley
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Patent number: 8167395Abstract: The invention relates to apparatus and methods for producing three-dimensional objects and auxiliary systems used in conjunction with the aforementioned apparatus and methods. The apparatus and methods involve 3D printing and servicing of the equipment used in the associated 3D printer.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2010Date of Patent: May 1, 2012Assignee: 3D Systems, Inc.Inventors: William J. Fienup, Andrew Berlin, Andres T. Hernandez, Joshua P. Kinsley, Walter H. Zengerle, III
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Publication number: 20110032301Abstract: The invention relates to apparatus and methods for producing three-dimensional objects and auxiliary systems used in conjunction with the aforementioned apparatus and methods. The apparatus and methods involve 3D printing and servicing of the equipment used in the associated 3D printer.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2010Publication date: February 10, 2011Applicant: Z CorporationInventors: William James Fienup, Andrew A. Berlin, Andres Tomas Hernandez, Joshua P. Kinsley, Walter H. Zengerle, III
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Patent number: 7824001Abstract: The invention relates to apparatus and methods for producing three-dimensional objects and auxiliary systems used in conjunction with the aforementioned apparatus and methods. The apparatus and methods involve 3D printing and servicing of the equipment used in the associated 3D printer.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2004Date of Patent: November 2, 2010Assignee: Z CorporationInventors: William James Fienup, Andrew A. Berlin, Andres Tomas Hernandez, Joshua P. Kinsley, Walter H. Zengerle, III
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Publication number: 20100151136Abstract: A three-dimensional printer uses inkjet-type printheads to rapidly prototype, or print, a three-dimensional model. A powder feeder includes a conveyor system and a metering system to deliver powder to a build area in measured quantities. The powder feeder also includes a vacuum system for loading powder into a feed reservoir or chamber. The vacuum system can also be used to cleanup excess powder. Other powder control features include powder gutters and magnetic powder plows. During printing, a cleaning system operates to remove powder from the printheads. In the event of a printhead or jet failure, the failure can be detected and corrective measures taken automatically. After printing, the model can be depowdered and infiltrated in an enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2010Publication date: June 17, 2010Applicant: Z CorporationInventors: Thomas Davidson, Robert A. Philips, Andres T. Hernandes, David B. Russell, Kevin Roche, Walter H. Zengerle, III, Andrew Berlin, Joshua P. Kinsley, Benjamin Daniel Sweet-Block, Darul Kisai
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Patent number: 7686995Abstract: A three-dimensional printer uses inkjet-type printheads to rapidly prototype, or print, a three-dimensional model. A powder feeder includes a conveyor system and a metering system to deliver powder to a build area in measured quantities. The powder feeder also includes a vacuum system for loading powder into a feed reservoir or chamber. The vacuum system can also be used to cleanup excess powder. Other powder control features include powder gutters and magnetic powder plows. During printing, a cleaning system operates to remove powder from the printheads. In the event of a printhead or jet failure, the failure can be detected and corrective measures taken automatically. After printing, the model can be depowdered and infiltrated in an enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 2008Date of Patent: March 30, 2010Assignee: Z CorporationInventors: Thomas Davidson, Robert A. Phillips, Andres T. Hernandez, David B. Russell, Kevin Roche, Walter H. Zengerle, III, Andrew Berlin, Joshua P. Kinsley, Benjamin Daniel Sweet-Block, Darul Kisai
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Publication number: 20090011066Abstract: A three-dimensional printer uses inkjet-type printheads to rapidly prototype, or print, a three-dimensional model. A powder feeder includes a conveyor system and a metering system to deliver powder to a build area in measured quantities. The powder feeder also includes a vacuum system for loading powder into a feed reservoir or chamber. The vacuum system can also be used to cleanup excess powder. Other powder control features include powder gutters and magnetic powder plows. During printing, a cleaning system operates to remove powder from the printheads. In the event of a printhead or jet failure, the failure can be detected and corrective measures taken automatically. After printing, the model can be depowdered and infiltrated in an enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 15, 2008Publication date: January 8, 2009Applicant: Z CorporationInventors: Thomas Davidson, Robert A. Phillips, Andres T. Hernandez, David B. Russell, Kevin Roche, Walter H. Zengerle, III, Andrew Berlin, Joshua P. Kinsley, Benjamin Daniel Sweet-Block, Darul Kisai
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Publication number: 20080252682Abstract: The invention relates to apparatus and methods for producing three-dimensional objects and auxiliary systems used in conjunction with the aforementioned apparatus and methods. The apparatus and methods involve 3D printing and servicing of the equipment used in the associated 3D printer.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 12, 2008Publication date: October 16, 2008Applicant: Z CorporationInventors: Andres Tomas Hernandez, Andrew A. Berlin, Benjamin D. Sweet-Block, Joshua P. Kinsley, Dmitriy Katalichenko, Chris Korda, Walter H. Zengerle, David B. Russell
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Patent number: 7435368Abstract: A three-dimensional printer uses inkjet-type printheads to rapidly prototype, or print, a three-dimensional model. A powder feeder includes a conveyor system and a metering system to deliver powder to a build area in measured quantities. The powder feeder also includes a vacuum system for loading powder into a feed reservoir or chamber. The vacuum system can also be used to cleanup excess powder. Other powder control features include powder gutters and magnetic powder plows. During printing, a cleaning system operates to remove powder from the printheads. In the event of a printhead or jet failure, the failure can be detected and corrective measures taken automatically. After printing, the model can be depowdered and infiltrated in an enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: January 19, 2006Date of Patent: October 14, 2008Assignee: Z CorporationInventors: Thomas Davidson, Robert A. Phillips, Andres T. Hernandes, David B. Russell, Kevin Roche, Walter H. Zengerle, III, Andrew Berlin, Joshua P. Kinsley, Benjamin Daniel Sweet-Block, Darul Kisai
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Patent number: 7387359Abstract: The invention relates to apparatus and methods for producing three-dimensional objects and auxiliary systems used in conjunction with the aforementioned apparatus and methods. The apparatus and methods involve 3D printing and servicing of the equipment used in the associated 3D printer.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2004Date of Patent: June 17, 2008Assignee: Z CorporationInventors: Andres Tomas Hernandez, Andrew A. Berlin, Benjamin D. Sweet-Block, Joshua P. Kinsley, Dmitriy Katalichenko, Chris Korda, Walter H. Zengerle, III, David B. Russell
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Patent number: 7037382Abstract: A three-dimensional printer uses inkjet-type printheads to rapidly prototype, or print, a three-dimensional model. A powder feeder includes a conveyor system and a metering system to deliver powder to a build area in measured quantities. The powder feeder also includes a vacuum system for loading powder into a feed reservoir or chamber. The vacuum system can also be used to cleanup excess powder. Other powder control features include powder gutters and magnetic powder plows. During printing, a cleaning system operates to remove powder from the printheads. In the event of a printhead or jet failure, the failure can be detected and corrective measures taken automatically. After printing, the model can be depowdered and infiltrated in an enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2002Date of Patent: May 2, 2006Assignee: Z CorporationInventors: Thomas Davidson, Robert A. Phillips, Andres T. Hernandes, David B. Russell, Kevin Roche, Walter H. Zengerle, III, Andrew Berlin, Joshua P. Kinsley, Benjamin Daniel Sweet-Block, Darul Kisai
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Publication number: 20040012112Abstract: A three-dimensional printer uses inkjet-type printheads to rapidly prototype, or print, a three-dimensional model. A powder feeder includes a conveyor system and a metering system to deliver powder to a build area in measured quantities. The powder feeder also includes a vacuum system for loading powder into a feed reservoir or chamber. The vacuum system can also be used to cleanup excess powder. Other powder control features include powder gutters and magnetic powder plows. During printing, a cleaning system operates to remove powder from the printheads. In the event of a printhead or jet failure, the failure can be detected and corrective measures taken automatically. After printing, the model can be depowdered and infiltrated in an enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2002Publication date: January 22, 2004Applicant: Z CorporationInventors: Thomas Davidson, Robert A. Phillips, Andres T. Hernandes, David B. Russell, Kevin Roche, Walter H. Zengerle, Andrew Berlin, Joshua P. Kinsley, Benjamin Daniel Sweet-Block, Darul Kisai
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Patent number: 6425170Abstract: A rivet setting tool is provided with a quick connect jaw guide assembly and nose housing. The quick connect feature allows for quicker easier disassembly and assembly of the jaw guide assembly and nose housing for cleaning and general maintenance.Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 2001Date of Patent: July 30, 2002Assignee: Emhart LLCInventors: Christopher T. Zirps, Joshua P. Kinsley, Donald J. Donofrio, III, Theodore S. Komsta, David J. Banducci