Equilibar, LLC

Other

Resmed Limited

Equlibar, LLC

David A Reed

Jeffrey Dean Jennings

Ryan Matthew Heffner

Tony Boyd Tang

Justin John Formica

Aaron Samuel Davidson

Muditha Pradeep Dantanarayana

Damien Julian Mazzone

Christopher Samuel Cullen

Tumul Gupta

Zachary Allan Cobb

Ryan Heffner

Joseph Debono

Andrew Sims

Jeffrey D Jennings

Lyle Hartman Hamilton

Carlyle Leonard Donevant, Iv

Tony B Tang

A centerbody assembly for a pressure regulator includes: a centerbody having a process surface, at least one outlet orifice disposed in the centerbody; an outlet port positioned in fluid communication with the at least one outlet orifice; an inlet port; a valve chamber positioned in the centerbody in fluid communication with the inlet port, the valve chamber including a valve seat positioned in fluid communication with the process surface; a spherical valve element disposed in the valve chamber and moveable between an open position in which it is spaced away from the valve seat, and a closed position in which it seals against the valve seat; a flexible control diaphragm facing the process surface, wherein a perimeter of the control diaphragm is bonded to the centerbody so as to define a seal that blocks the passage of fluid; and wherein the valve element is mechanically interconnected with the control diaphragm.

Dome-loaded pressure reducing regulator for single use applications

A single-use centerbody assembly for a valve includes: a centerbody, including: a process surface and a back surface; at least one inlet orifice disposed in the centerbody, and at least one outlet orifice disposed in the centerbody separate from the at least one inlet orifice; a peripheral surface extending between the process surface and the back surface; an inlet fitting extending from the peripheral surface; and an outlet fitting extending from the peripheral surface; a control diaphragm facing the process surface, a perimeter of the control diaphragm being bonded to the centerbody so as to define a seal that blocks the passage of fluid; and a backside diaphragm positioned facing the back surface, a perimeter of the backside diaphragm being bonded to the centerbody so as to define a seal that blocks the passage of fluid.

Valve for single-use applications

A centerbody assembly for a valve includes: a centerbody having a process surface, at least one inlet orifice disposed in the centerbody and adapted to be disposed in fluid communication with a fluid at a process pressure, and at least one outlet orifice disposed in the centerbody separate from the at least one inlet orifice; an inlet port disposed in fluid communication with the at least one inlet orifice; an outlet port disposed in fluid communication with the at least one outlet orifice; and a flexible control diaphragm facing the process surface, wherein a perimeter of the control diaphragm is bonded to the centerbody so as to define a seal that blocks the passage of fluid.

A device provides respiratory treatment such as for sleep disordered breathing and other respiratory conditions in a discreet configuration to provide a minimally invasive system. The system may include a flow pressurizer apparatus configured to generate a pressurized flow of air through a small bore delivery conduit toward a patient interface. The system may further include a treatment compensator coupled with the fine bore delivery conduit. The treatment compensator may be configured at the patient interface to reduce pressure for patient inspiration. A processor may control adjustments to the pressure generated by the flow pressurizer apparatus.

Discreet respiratory therapy system

The present invention includes a radio-controlled toy racing car having an elongate, light-weight tubular body constructed of polymeric material. Rotatably mounted on the front end of the body is a front wheel and steering shaft for controlling the directional turning movements of the car. The car is supported at its rear end by a pair of wheels mounted on the respective outer ends of an axle extending laterally from the body, and is driven by an engine pivotally mounted on the body adjacent the rear end thereof. A spoiler is pivotally mounted on the body and behind the engine at a position near the rear end of the body and above the center of the axle to utilize the wind force of the drive engine's propeller to exert a downward and stabilizing force on the rear wheels. Further, a braking element comprising a parachute is housed within the body near the rear end thereof. Control of front wheel movement, engine operation, and parachute deployment are effected remotely from a radio transmitter sending signals to a receiver and separate control elements mounted on the body for the front wheel, engine, and parachute.

Toy racing car with improved propulsion means

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Hendersonville, NC, United States of America

David A Reed