Patents by Inventor Lee Marsh
Lee Marsh 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: 9845141Abstract: A balloon system includes a balloon having a balloon membrane extending between an upper apex and a lower apex opening. The lower apex opening extends through the balloon membrane at a balloon lip. A ballonet is within the balloon. The ballonet is coupled with the balloon membrane at the lower apex opening. The ballonet includes a lower ballonet panel having a lower perimeter edge and a ballonet orifice extending through the lower ballonet panel at a ballonet lip and an upper ballonet panel having an upper perimeter edge. The upper and lower ballonet panels are coupled along the respective upper and lower perimeter edges. A lower apex fitting couples the ballonet with the balloon at the balloon lip of the lower apex opening.Type: GrantFiled: March 4, 2016Date of Patent: December 19, 2017Assignee: Raven Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kurt L. Sehnert, Edward Lee Rainwater, Michael S. Smith, Randy E. Scott, Justin Lee Marsh, Mark L. West
-
Patent number: 9463861Abstract: A high altitude balloon system includes a dual chamber balloon extending from an upper apex to a lower apex with a circumferential edge between the upper and lower apexes. A deflectable diaphragm is within the dual chamber balloon and coupled along the circumferential edge. The deflectable membrane divides the dual chamber balloon into a lift gas chamber formed by an interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm, and a ballast chamber formed by the interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm. Optionally, the dual chamber balloon is constructed by interposing the deflectable diaphragm between an upper and lower balloon panels. Each of the upper and lower balloon panels and the deflectable diaphragm are then coupled together along the circumferential edge to form both the lift gas chamber and the ballast chamber.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 2015Date of Patent: October 11, 2016Assignee: Raven Industries, Inc.Inventors: Michael S. Smith, Kurt L. Sehnert, Randy E. Scott, Justin Lee Marsh, Mark L. West
-
Publication number: 20160288894Abstract: A balloon system includes a balloon having a balloon membrane extending between an upper apex and a lower apex opening. The lower apex opening extends through the balloon membrane at a balloon lip. A ballonet is within the balloon. The ballonet is coupled with the balloon membrane at the lower apex opening. The ballonet includes a lower ballonet panel having a lower perimeter edge and a ballonet orifice extending through the lower ballonet panel at a ballonet lip and an upper ballonet panel having an upper perimeter edge. The upper and lower ballonet panels are coupled along the respective upper and lower perimeter edges. A lower apex fitting couples the ballonet with the balloon at the balloon lip of the lower apex opening.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 4, 2016Publication date: October 6, 2016Inventors: Kurt L. Sehnert, Edward Lee Rainwater, Michael S. Smith, Randy E. Scott, Justin Lee Marsh, Mark L. West
-
Publication number: 20150360763Abstract: A high altitude balloon system includes a dual chamber balloon extending from an upper apex to a lower apex with a circumferential edge between the upper and lower apexes. A deflectable diaphragm is within the dual chamber balloon and coupled along the circumferential edge. The deflectable membrane divides the dual chamber balloon into a lift gas chamber formed by an interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm, and a ballast chamber formed by the interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm. Optionally, the dual chamber balloon is constructed by interposing the deflectable diaphragm between an upper and lower balloon panels. Each of the upper and lower balloon panels and the deflectable diaphragm are then coupled together along the circumferential edge to form both the lift gas chamber and the ballast chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2015Publication date: December 17, 2015Inventors: Michael S. Smith, Kurt L. Sehnert, Randy E. Scott, Justin Lee Marsh, Mark L. West
-
Patent number: 9193480Abstract: A high altitude balloon system includes a dual chamber balloon extending from an upper apex to a lower apex with a circumferential edge between the upper and lower apexes. A deflectable diaphragm is within the dual chamber balloon and coupled along the circumferential edge. The deflectable membrane divides the dual chamber balloon into a lift gas chamber formed by an interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm, and a ballast chamber formed by the interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm. Optionally, the dual chamber balloon is constructed by interposing the deflectable diaphragm between an upper and lower balloon panels. Each of the upper and lower balloon panels and the deflectable diaphragm are then coupled together along the circumferential edge to form both the lift gas chamber and the ballast chamber.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2013Date of Patent: November 24, 2015Assignee: Raven Industries, Inc.Inventors: Michael Smith, Kurt Sehnert, Randy Scott, Justin Lee Marsh, Mark L. West
-
Publication number: 20140158823Abstract: A high altitude balloon system includes a dual chamber balloon extending from an upper apex to a lower apex with a circumferential edge between the upper and lower apexes. A deflectable diaphragm is within the dual chamber balloon and coupled along the circumferential edge. The deflectable membrane divides the dual chamber balloon into a lift gas chamber formed by an interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm, and a ballast chamber formed by the interior surface of the dual chamber balloon and the deflectable diaphragm. Optionally, the dual chamber balloon is constructed by interposing the deflectable diaphragm between an upper and lower balloon panels. Each of the upper and lower balloon panels and the deflectable diaphragm are then coupled together along the circumferential edge to form both the lift gas chamber and the ballast chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2013Publication date: June 12, 2014Inventors: Michael Smith, Kurt Sehnert, Randy Scott, Justin Lee Marsh, Mark L. West
-
Publication number: 20140124616Abstract: An aerostat deployment system includes fore and aft envelope housings with respective folded fore and aft portions of an inflatable aerostat envelope therein. A support frame is interposed between the fore and aft envelope housings, and a payload is coupled with the inflatable aerostat envelope between the fore and aft envelope housings at the time of deployment inflation. One or more of the fore or aft envelope housings includes a brake configured to control unrolling of the folded fore or aft portions. In one example, the folded aft portion of the inflatable aerostat envelope including a tail portion is inflated prior to inflation of the folded fore portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2013Publication date: May 8, 2014Inventors: Michael Alan Greco, Eric Jon Baack, Patrick Adam Thies, Bradley Roger Jensen, Justin Lee Marsh, Frank Louis Raymond, III
-
Patent number: 8574165Abstract: A hydration monitor includes a temperature sensor (20; 65) for measuring a subject's core body temperature and a processor (30). The processor is arranged to accept measurements from the temperature sensor (20; 65) and calculate a hydration level in dependence on changes in the measured core body temperature.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 2005Date of Patent: November 5, 2013Assignee: Inova Design Solutions LtdInventor: Leon Thomas Lee Marsh
-
Patent number: 7832788Abstract: An improved door design for soft-sided golf cart covers increases the ease of entry and exit. This product features a horizontal swing out design that removes the need for snaps or zippers and significantly increases size of the door opening. This improved door design features a magnetic door that eliminates zipper failure, simplifies entry and exit and improves the overall golf cart cover experience and longevity of the cover.Type: GrantFiled: January 20, 2008Date of Patent: November 16, 2010Inventors: Donald Lee Marsh, Robert Spencer Sappington
-
Patent number: 7740300Abstract: An improved portable golf cart enclosure design featuring a top and two sides that wrap around a typical golf cart to protect occupants from wind, rain and cold. The improved enclosure features a roll-on and roll-up design that improves the installation and removal task over traditional golf cart enclosures. Finally, this invention improves ingress and egress through a horizontal swing away magnetic door design.Type: GrantFiled: September 11, 2008Date of Patent: June 22, 2010Inventors: Donald Lee Marsh, Robert Spencer Sappington
-
Publication number: 20100060027Abstract: An improved portable golf cart enclosure design featuring a top and two sides that wrap around a typical golf cart to protect occupants from wind, rain and cold. The improved enclosure features a roll-on and roll-up design that improves the installation and removal task over traditional golf cart enclosures. Finally, this invention improves ingress and egress through a horizontal swing away magnetic door design.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 11, 2008Publication date: March 11, 2010Inventors: Donald Lee Marsh, Robert Spencer Sappington
-
Publication number: 20090183808Abstract: An improved door design for soft-sided golf cart covers increases the ease of entry and exit. This product features a horizontal swing out design that removes the need for snaps or zippers and significantly increases size of the door opening. This improved door design features a magnetic door that eliminates zipper failure, simplifies entry and exit and improves the overall golf cart cover experience and longevity of the cover.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2008Publication date: July 23, 2009Inventors: Robert Spencer Sappington, Donald Lee Marsh
-
Publication number: 20080234600Abstract: A hydration monitor includes a temperature sensor (20; 65) for measuring a subject's core body temperature and a processor (30). The processor is arranged to accept measurements from the temperature sensor (20; 65) and calculate a hydration level in dependence on changes in the measured core body temperature.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2005Publication date: September 25, 2008Inventor: Leon Thomas Lee Marsh
-
Patent number: D533576Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 2005Date of Patent: December 12, 2006Assignee: Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.Inventors: Eduardo Martres, Nathan Mortensen, Fred O. Stephens, Oscar Enrique Pena Angarita, Leon Thomas Lee Marsh
-
Patent number: D541488Type: GrantFiled: December 1, 2004Date of Patent: April 24, 2007Inventor: Lee Marsh
-
Patent number: D1047955Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2022Date of Patent: October 22, 2024Assignee: INOVA DESIGN SOLUTIONS LTD.Inventors: Matthew Clements, Leon Thomas Lee Marsh
-
Patent number: D1048400Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2022Date of Patent: October 22, 2024Assignee: INOVA DESIGN SOLUTIONS LTD.Inventors: Matthew Clements, Leon Thomas Lee Marsh