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Range Energy Inc.

Bryan S Booth

Collin MacGregor

Ali Javidan

Christopher Michael Wilson

Kyle Foley

Ryan Flatland

David Sands

Kyle Pollard

Arturo Bautista

Jason Chua

Bobby Ng

One variation of a system includes a bogie including: a chassis; a first set of latches configured to transiently engage a first subset of engagement features, in a first array of engagement features on a left rail and in a second array of engagement features on a right rail of the trailer, to retain the bogie below a floor of the trailer; a driven axle suspended from the chassis; and a motor coupled to the driven axle and configured to output torque to the driven axle and regeneratively brake the driven axle. The system further includes a battery assembly: including a second set of latches configured to transiently engage a second subset of engagement features, in the first array of engagement features and in the second array of engagement features, to retain the battery assembly adjacent the bogie; and configured to receive electrical energy from the motor.

Modular system for dynamic tow and regenerative braking of a trailer

One variation of a method includes, during a first time period: detecting a direction of motion of a trailer; detecting a first force applied to a kingpin; detecting an incline angle of the trailer; calculating a first target preload force opposite the direction of motion and inversely proportional to the incline angle; and in response to the first force falling below the first target preload force, triggering a motor to increase torque output opposite the direction of motion. The method further includes, during a second time period: detecting a second force applied to the kingpin; detecting a decline angle of the trailer; calculating a second target preload force opposite the direction of motion and inversely proportional to the decline angle; and in response to the second force falling below the second target preload force, triggering the motor to increase torque output opposite the direction of motion.

System and method for dynamic tow of a trailer

Dental appliances, including dentures, which have flange extensions attached through elastically hinged sections provide added stability and security during mastication by redistributing forces to an increased surface area, and advantageously utilizing underlying intraoral bone ridges. The hinged sections allow these appliances to be installed and removed over these bone ridges. The hinged sections are biased so as to return to their original configuration once in place. Smooth conforming surfaces in contact with tissue these appliances to be comfortably used. Lower dentures in particular are advantageously equipped with extended flanges which are attached through hinges at the mylohyoid ridges and redistribute forces from frontal loads across the mylohyoid ridges to the submandibular fossae.

Denture retaining devices

Dental appliances, including dentures, which have flange extensions attached through elastically hinged sections provide added stability and security during mastication by redistributing forces to an increased surface area, and advantageously utilizing underlying intraoral bone ridges. The hinged sections allow these appliances to be installed and removed over these bone ridges. The hinged sections are biased so as to return to their original configuration once in place. Smooth conforming surfaces in contact with tissue allow these appliances to be comfortably used. Lower dentures in particular are advantageously equipped with extended flanges which are attached through hinges at the mylohyoid ridges and redistribute forces from frontal loads across the mylohyoid ridges to the submandibular fossae.

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Bethel, VT, United States of America

Bryan S Booth