Syscor Controls & Automation Inc.

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Robert H. Brown, M. D., Inc.

Nikolay Nikolov Tzonev

Dale John Shpak

David William Sime

David W Sime

Robert H Brown

Lyndon Charles Crossman

Kevin James Gans

Dale Shpak

Kevin J Gans

A Cable Assembly for supplying power includes wiring for carrying alternating electrical current, a plurality of Source Inductive Elements spaced at intervals along the wiring to provide power by induction; and an encapsulation layering that provides electrical insulation.

Cable assembly for providing power through inductive coupling

An apparatus for the wireless and remote monitoring of covered floating storage tanks monitors roof position, flexure, fires and the presence of vapors or liquids from water, hydrocarbons or other chemicals. The apparatus relies upon on one or more encapsulated intelligent sensor units and communication units. The sensors are deployed on the floating roof of a storage tank and the communication units are deployed near the top wall of the floating roof storage tank or on the fixed roof of the tank.

Apparatus for the wireless remote monitoring of covered floating storage tank roofs

A floating storage tank roof having a roof cover level monitor apparatus uses a flexible rod having a first end in contact with the storage tank cover bottom surface and a second end in contact with a base mounted to the top of the storage tank roof. As the rod flexes the second end of the rod is pushed into a slot within the base and against a resilient member within the slot. Within the slot are disposed proximity switches. As the rod second end sinks into the slot the proximity switches are actuated by mechanical or magnetic means. The spacing of the switches within the slot is calibrated to represent the level of the storage tank roof. A force transducer may also be used in lieu of the switches.

Apparatus for the monitoring of floating roof position for storage tank roofs

A switch for use with an electrosurgical tool having a heatable tip connectable to a power source and a suction passage connectable to a suction source. The switch comprises a main body having a suction passage extending therethrough connectable to the suction passage of the tool. A cavity in the main body intersects the suction passage and is adapted to slidably receive a mounting post to permit slidable movement of the main body over the mounting post. The mounting post has an end protruding from the main body that is pivotally connectable to the tool. An opening extends through the mounting post that is alignable with the suction passage. In operation, the main body of the switch is manually movable between a default position in which the suction passage and the opening are misaligned to block suction and an operating position in which the suction passage and opening are aligned to permit suction. In the operating position, the main body pivots with the mounting post to permit electrical connection of the heatable tip to the power source to perform cutting or coagulating.

Switch for electrosurgical tool for performing cutting, coagulation, and suctioning

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Victoria, Canada

Nikolay Nikolov Tzonev