General Electric Company

Ge Infrastructure Technology, LLC

Eric Lynn Strunk

Sandra Beverly Kolvick

Thomas Alan Mogle, Ii

William Thomas Ordean

An apparatus configured to support a diffuser segment during removal from and installation into an assembly. The apparatus includes a body having two or more supports and at least two clamp rods. The clamp rods each extend from a first end to a second end. The body defines a pocket extending between the supports on a first side of the clamp rods. An end clamp releasably mates with the second end of each clamp rod. The end clamp has a foot extending into the first side of the clamp rod. A wheel is received within each support. The pocket and the foot of each end clamp releasably retain a diffuser segment and the wheels rotate to allow the diffuser segment to be removed without damaging a surface coating of the diffuser segment.

Method for removing or installing a diffuser segment of a turbine assembly

A trim accessory and method of its use that attaches or retrofits to an existing recessed light fixture, and directs or restricts emitted light from the lighting fixture to areas or locations desired by the end user. The trim accessory attaches to the trim, and has a tapered annular panel with an outer surface, an inner surface, an outer edge, an annular inner portion, and one or more retainers along the annular inner portion that retain an outer periphery of the outer-extending trim of the recessed lamp, to secure the trim accessory against the ceiling or other surface using the recessed lighting fixture. The tapered annular panel extends outwardly and upwardly against the ceiling, to blend visually into the undersurface of the ceiling.

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Rockford, OH, United States of America

Eric Lynn Strunk