Patents by Inventor Liana A Danciu

Liana A Danciu 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).

  • Non-destructive glass priming verification method for installed glass
    Patent number: 11933733
    Abstract: A method of installing a glass panel on a vehicle that includes an opaque coating formed about a perimeter of the glass panel that includes a plurality of voids where the opaque coating is absent. The method includes determining whether a primer has been applied to the opaque coating by inspecting the glass panel to determine whether at least some of the plurality of voids have been covered by the primer. After determining whether a primer has been applied to the opaque coating, it is determined whether the primer has been correctly applied to the opaque coating by inspecting the glass panel to determine whether each of the plurality of voids has been covered by the primer. Then, after determining whether the primer has been correctly applied, an adhesive may be applied to the primer and the glass panel may be installed on the vehicle.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 30, 2021
    Date of Patent: March 19, 2024
    Assignee: FCA US LLC
    Inventors: Gloria J Sheppard, Nick F Bursic, Jr., Rachelle E LaLonde, Liana A Danciu, Harry J Glikis, Giurgevca Palincas, Brian C Adams, Keith Windmill
  • NON-DESTRUCTIVE GLASS PRIMING VERIFICATION METHOD FOR INSTALLED GLASS
    Publication number: 20230003659
    Abstract: A method of installing a glass panel on a vehicle that includes an opaque coating formed about a perimeter of the glass panel that includes a plurality of voids where the opaque coating is absent. The method includes determining whether a primer has been applied to the opaque coating by inspecting the glass panel to determine whether at least some of the plurality of voids have been covered by the primer. After determining whether a primer has been applied to the opaque coating, it is determined whether the primer has been correctly applied to the opaque coating by inspecting the glass panel to determine whether each of the plurality of voids has been covered by the primer. Then, after determining whether the primer has been correctly applied, an adhesive may be applied to the primer and the glass panel may be installed on the vehicle.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 30, 2021
    Publication date: January 5, 2023
    Inventors: Gloria J Sheppard, Nick F Bursic, JR., Rachelle E LaLonde, Liana A Danciu, Harry J Glikis, Giuraevea Palincas, Brian C Adams, Keith Windmill