Patents by Inventor Roy STUDER

Roy STUDER 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).

  • Rotation system having radial gas bearing
    Patent number: 10767693
    Abstract: A rotation system (10) containing a housing (11), a shaft (12) rotatable relative to the housing (11), and at least one bearing assembly (51) which has a first region (52) supporting the shaft (12) by a radial gas bearing. An air gap is formed between the bearing assembly (51) and the shaft (12). The first region (52) contains or is formed by a tubular radial bearing bushing (55). An inside of the radial bearing bushing (55) has a bearing surface (66) which supports the shaft (12) in the radial direction. The bearing assembly (51) has a third region (54) which is held by or integrated on or in the housing (11) and a second region (53) connects the first region (52) to the third region (54). The second region (53) is more elastic than the first region (52) due to its shape or the shape of the first region (52).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 20, 2017
    Date of Patent: September 8, 2020
    Assignee: FISCHER ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS AG
    Inventors: Werner Stieger, Rolf Boller, Simon Hager, Roy Studer
  • ROTATION SYSTEM HAVING RADIAL GAS BEARING
    Publication number: 20200063795
    Abstract: A rotation system (10) containing a housing (11), a shaft (12) rotatable relative to the housing (11), and at least one bearing assembly (51) which has a first region (52) supporting the shaft (12) by a radial gas bearing. An air gap is formed between the bearing assembly (51) and the shaft (12). The first region (52) contains or is formed by a tubular radial bearing bushing (55). An inside of the radial bearing bushing (55) has a bearing surface (66) which supports the shaft (12) in the radial direction. The bearing assembly (51) has a third region (54) which is held by or integrated on or in the housing (11) and a second region (53) connects the first region (52) to the third region (54). The second region (53) is more elastic than the first region (52) due to its shape or the shape of the first region (52).
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 20, 2017
    Publication date: February 27, 2020
    Inventors: Werner STIEGER, Rolf BOLLER, Simon HAGER, Roy STUDER