Compact Container Systems, LLC

Helix Power Corporation

Brunswick Corporation

Jay Cummings

John O'Brien

Joshua J Kraft

Eric Richard Larson

Norman Kendall

Rich Reiter

Matthew L Lazarewicz

Richard A Davis

David Thomas Creech

Michael P Mihelich

A foldable container adjustable between an unfolded condition and a folded condition comprises a roof panel and an opposing base panel, a front panel and an opposing door panel which are each hingedly connected to solely the roof panel, a right side panel and an opposing left side panel, a right side roof skirt and an opposing left side roof skirt having disparate heights, a left side compound beam and a right side compound beam extending from the base panel, and a left side hinge-beam structure and a right side hinge-beam structure each having a hinge point and a skirt retaining portion. The right side panel and the left side panel are hingedly coupled to their respective hinge-beam structures at the hinge points. The hinge points lie in different horizontal planes. The hinge points lie within a midline of their respective side panel.

Folding container

A foldable container adjustable between an unfolded condition and a folded condition comprises a roof panel and an opposing base panel, a front panel and an opposing door panel, and a right side panel and an opposing left side panel. Each of the front panel and the door panel is hingedly connected to only the roof panel. The right side panel is offset from the left side panel. A right side roof skirt is associated with the right side panel and an opposing left side roof skirt is associated with the left side panel. A height of the right side roof skirt is disparate from a height of the left side roof skirt. A first compound beam and a second compound beam are provided on opposing ends of the base panel. A height of the first compound beam is disparate from a height of the second compound beam.

Composite rotors provided herein include a rotor body extending along a longitudinal axis including a first component extending longitudinally along at least a portion of the rotor body and a second component extending longitudinally along at least a portion of the rotor body, at least a portion of the second component disposed concentrically around the first component, wherein the first component and the second component together define an internal region, wherein a radial thickness of the first component and a radial thickness of the second component vary along the longitudinal axis. The composite rotor also includes at least one magnet disposed on an inner surface of at least one of the first component or the second component within the internal region.

Composite rotor for flywheel energy storage system

Rotor hubs described herein include a frustoconical body having a base, a frustum, and a longitudinal axis extending therebetween, and a plurality of elongated protrusions spaced about a circumference of the base and extending from the base parallel to the longitudinal axis.

Rotor hub for flywheel energy storage system

Foldable containers and methods of making and using same. A foldable container adjustable between an unfolded condition and a folded condition has a roof panel and an opposing base panel, and a front panel and an opposing door panel. Each of the front panel and the door panel is hingedly connected to only the roof panel. The container includes a first side panel and a disparately sized opposing second side panel. A first extender is associated with the first side panel and a disparately sized second extender is associated with the second side panel. A set of tracks is situated on the first side panel. When folded, the second panel is upwardly adjacent the base panel, the first panel is upwardly adjacent the second panel, a group comprising the front panel and the door panel is upwardly adjacent the first panel, and the roof panel is upwardly adjacent the group.

A marine drive has a break-away mount mounting first and second sections of the drive and breaking-away in response to a given underwater impact against the second section to protect the first section and the vessel.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Jay Cummings