Patents by Inventor Philip R. Morrison

Philip R. Morrison 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: 8061740
    Abstract: A ball and socket coupling is provided. The ball and socket coupling includes a ball body having a passage extending therethrough and a ball portion, and a socket body having a conduit extending therethrough and a ball receiving portion configured to receive the ball portion of the ball body. The ball and socket coupling also includes retaining structure disposed in the passage of the ball body and the conduit of the socket body, where the retaining structure is configured to operatively couple the ball body and the socket body together for permitting relative motion therebetween. The ball and socket coupling further includes motion limiting structure associated with the retaining structure and configured to limit relative motion between the ball body and the socket body to rotation about a single axis that is perpendicular to the direction of fluid flow through the ball and socket coupling.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 18, 2008
    Date of Patent: November 22, 2011
    Assignee: Eaton Corporation
    Inventors: Gary B. Challender, William T. Flynn, Philip R. Morrison
  • Publication number: 20100156096
    Abstract: A ball and socket coupling is provided. The ball and socket coupling includes a ball body having a passage extending therethrough and a ball portion, and a socket body having a conduit extending therethrough and a ball receiving portion configured to receive the ball portion of the ball body. The ball and socket coupling also includes retaining structure disposed in the passage of the ball body and the conduit of the socket body, where the retaining structure is configured to operatively couple the ball body and the socket body together for permitting relative motion therebetween. The ball and socket coupling further includes motion limiting structure associated with the retaining structure and configured to limit relative motion between the ball body and the socket body to rotation about a single axis that is perpendicular to the direction of fluid flow through the ball and socket coupling.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 18, 2008
    Publication date: June 24, 2010
    Inventors: Gary B. Challender, William T. Flynn, Philip R. Morrison
  • Patent number: 7661723
    Abstract: A fluid line assembly (20) includes an outer fluid line (24) and an inner fluid line (22). The inner and outer fluid lines (22, 24) each include a slip joint (70, 80). At least one of the slip joints (70, 80) include a variable volume reservoir (86) in communication with the interior of the corresponding fluid line (22, 24). The reservoir (86) is at least partially defined by a first tube section (82), a second tube section (84) having an axially extending portion and radially extending portion, and a radially extending piston (90) connected to the first tube section (82) for movement therewith. The at least one slip joint (70, 80) also includes a resiliently compressible conductive member (98) positioned between and in contact with the piston (90) and the radially extending portion of the second tube section (84) to create an electrical path therebetween.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 30, 2009
    Date of Patent: February 16, 2010
    Assignee: Eaton Corporation
    Inventors: Gary B. Challender, Philip R. Morrison
  • Publication number: 20090307206
    Abstract: Address information is analyzed and ranked to provide a relative indication of the reliability of a particular address. The system and method utilized, perform modeling of address data, which produces a model that can be applied to a particular address. A resulting score is generated for each address discovered relating to a particular individual or entity. Using these scores, multiple addresses can then be ranked, to determine which address is most likely to be accurate and reliable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 5, 2008
    Publication date: December 10, 2009
    Applicant: IS Technologies, LLC
    Inventors: Philip R. Morrison, Gordon O. Meyer
  • Publication number: 20090134621
    Abstract: A fluid line assembly (20) includes an outer fluid line (24) and an inner fluid line (22). The inner and outer fluid lines (22, 24) each include a slip joint (70, 80). At least one of the slip joints (70, 80) include a variable volume reservoir (86) in communication with the interior of the corresponding fluid line (22, 24). The reservoir (86) is at least partially defined by a first tube section (82), a second tube section (84) having an axially extending portion and radially extending portion, and a radially extending piston (90) connected to the first tube section (82) for movement therewith. The at least one slip joint (70, 80) also includes a resiliently compressible conductive member (98) positioned between and in contact with the piston (90) and the radially extending portion of the second tube section (84) to create an electrical path therebetween.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 30, 2009
    Publication date: May 28, 2009
    Applicant: Eaton Corporation
    Inventors: Gary B. Challender, Philip R. Morrison
  • Patent number: 7503590
    Abstract: A fluid line assembly includes an outer fluid line and an inner fluid line. The inner and outer fluid lines each include a slip joint. At least one of the slip joints include a variable volume reservoir in communication with the interior of the corresponding fluid line. The reservoir is at least partially defined by a first tube section, a second tube section having an axially extending portion and radially extending portion, and a radially extending piston connected to the first tube section for movement therewith. The at least one slip joint also includes a resiliently compressible conductive member positioned between and in contact with the piston and the radially extending portion of the second tube section to create an electrical path therebetween.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 15, 2005
    Date of Patent: March 17, 2009
    Assignee: Eaton Corporation
    Inventors: Gary B. Challender, Philip R. Morrison
  • Publication number: 20090018982
    Abstract: To provide efficient and effective modeling of data set, the data set is initially separated into several subsets which can then be processed independently. The subsets themselves are chosen to have some internal commonality, thus providing effective independent tools where possible. This commonality may include correlation between variables or interaction amongst the variables in the subset. Once separated, each subset is independently modeled, creating a subset model having predictive qualities related to the data subset. Next, the subset models themselves are aggregated to generate a overall final model. This final model is predictive of outcomes based upon all data in the data set, thus providing a more robust stable model.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 13, 2007
    Publication date: January 15, 2009
    Applicant: IS Technologies, LLC
    Inventor: Philip R. Morrison
  • Publication number: 20080167843
    Abstract: The system and process used for modeling of data sets is improved by achieving one pass modeling which proactively anticipates issues with the model and deals with these issues prior to model formation. The anticipated issues include those involving offending variables, which are initially identified and eliminated so as to avoid any further contribution by those variables. Once offending variables are eliminated, the process then deals with variables having only minimal contributions. To create a simplified and more effective model, these minimal contributors are then eliminated before completion of the model.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 8, 2007
    Publication date: July 10, 2008
    Applicant: IS Technologies, LLC
    Inventor: Philip R. Morrison
  • Patent number: 6823573
    Abstract: A swaging tool for applying an assembly force on a fluid connector includes a tool main body, a first fluid connector holding section attached to the main body, a second fluid connector holding section attached to a piston, and a sensing system to determine when the fluid connector is in the proper position for assembly. The assembly tool applies an assembly force on the fluid connector when the fluid connector is in the proper position for assembly. In a preferred embodiment, the sensing system includes a fluid passage formed in the main body leading to a fluid port where the fluid port is positioned to be covered by the fluid connector when the fluid connector is in the proper position for assembly. The swaging tool applies an assembly force on the fluid connector when the fluid port is substantially covered by the fluid connector.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 24, 2003
    Date of Patent: November 30, 2004
    Assignee: Eaton Corporation
    Inventors: Philip R. Morrison, William G. Thelen, John P. Brittain, Russell D. Bissinger
  • Publication number: 20030167614
    Abstract: A swaging tool for applying an assembly force on a fluid connector includes a tool main body, a first fluid connector holding section attached to the main body, a second fluid connector holding section attached to a piston, and a sensing system to determine when the fluid connector is in the proper position for assembly. The assembly tool applies an assembly force on the fluid connector when the fluid connector is in the proper position for assembly. In a preferred embodiment, the sensing system includes a fluid passage formed in the main body leading to a fluid port where the fluid port is positioned to be covered by the fluid connector when the fluid connector is in the proper position for assembly. The swaging tool applies an assembly force on the fluid connector when the fluid port is substantially covered by the fluid connector.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 24, 2003
    Publication date: September 11, 2003
    Inventors: Philip R. Morrison, William G. Thelen, John P. Brittain, Russell D. Bissinger