Abstract: A screen assembly for a vibratory screening machine is provided including a plate having perforations with edges that are neither perpendicular nor parallel to wires of a wire mesh of the screen assembly.
Abstract: A screen is disclosed which, in certain aspects, has screening material between opposed frame sides and one or more lower strips beneath the screen. In one aspect a plurality of lower strips are bonded to the screen and extend across the screen from one frame side to the other. In one aspect one or more of the strips has one, two, or more humps or ridges corresponding to one or more corrugations in a corrugated perforated plate and/or corrugated screen assembly which is on the plate or, with no plate present, on the strips. In another aspect instead of the strips a solid corrugated perforated plate is used. In one aspect openings or perforations through the plate are triangular. In one aspect the screen is undulating screening material and lower portions of the screening material are bonded to a plate or to strips. Optionally screen mounting hooks or frame edges or screen edges may be used with such screens. A screening apparatus or shale shaker is disclosed which uses such plates and screens.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 21, 1997
Date of Patent:
October 26, 1999
Assignee:
Tuboscope I/P, Inc.
Inventors:
Vincent D. Leone, Thomas C. Adams, Jeffrey Walker, David L. Schulte, Jr., Charles N. Grichar, Kenneth W. Seyffert, Guy L. McClung, III
Abstract: A leadframe carrier and insert compatible with a temperature-affectable, expandable and contractable leadframe strip to be bonded with a selected plurality of semiconductor chips, said carrier being automatically separable and removable with regard to said insert during manufacture despite possible clinging which may be induced by the expansion and contraction of said carrier insert.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 22, 1991
Date of Patent:
February 2, 1993
Assignee:
SGS-Thomson Microelectronics, Inc.
Inventors:
Robert H. Bond, Michael A. Olla, Barry Morrison, Linn C. Garrison