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Otis Elevator Company

Millipore Corporation

Ric Investments, Inc.

Landauer, Incorporated

Renaissance Urn Company

Robert R Wheeler

Richard N Fargo

Zbigniew Piech

William Anthony Truschel

Winslow Kevin Duff

Aaron Burke

Andrew L Shissler

David Schweitzer

George A Gagne, Jr

Matthew Bantly

Mary Hickey

An elevator system is provided that includes a car guiderail, a first counterweight guiderail, a second counterweight guiderail, an elevator machine, a first guiderail mount and a second guiderail mount. The elevator machine includes a frame, a motor, a brake and a sheave. The first guiderail mount structurally connects the frame to the first and the second counterweight guiderails. The second guiderail mount structurally connects the frame to the car guiderail independent of the first guiderail mount.

System including structurally independent elevator machine guiderail mounts

Meat trimmer

A brake assembly for an elevator traction machine is disclosed. The brake assembly may include a rotating element, a fixed element mounted in operational association with the rotating element and a positioning device connected to the fixed element. The positioning device may additionally magnetically interface with the rotating element to facilitate centering of the fixed element relative to the rotating element.

Permanent magnet centering system for brake

The invention relates to a rapid recirculation based integrity testing of porous material and to an apparatus and system for performing the same.

Rapid integrity testing of porous materials

Method and apparatus for detecting disordered breathing in a patient and, in particular, to a method and apparatus for detecting patient snoring and/or for dynamically determining a snore detection threshold, and to a pressure support system and method of providing pressure support that uses this unique snore detection and/or snore detection dynamic adjustment technique to control the pressure provided to at patient.

Snore detecting method and apparatus

Fabric urn cover

A dosimeter device that is fabricated from a flat member separated into panels along fold lines. In an illustrated embodiment, a first panel has two attenuators thereon, a first attenuator formed of a first material and a second attenuator formed of a second material. The first panel also has a window or opening formed thereon. A second panel also has two attenuators thereon, a third attenuator formed of the same material as the first attenuator on the first panel and a fourth attenuator formed of the same material as the second attenuator on the first panel. The second panel is separated from the first panel by a fold line, and the second panel also has a window or opening formed thereon. A third panel is separated from the second panel by a second fold line, and has a radiation sensitive member thereon. When the flat member is folded along the fold lines, the third panel becomes sandwiched between the first and second panels, and the first and third attenuators oppose each other with the radiation sensitive member sandwiched therebetween. Likewise, the second and fourth attenuators oppose each other with the radiation sensitive member sandwiched therebetween. Additionally, the windows on the first and second panels oppose each other with the radiation member sandwiched therebetween. Preferably, indicia is provided on at least the third panel to provide certain information.

Dosimeter device and method of producing same

A bulk materials handling system comprises: A. a housing forming a zone to receive an upwardly open container adapted to be moved into position in the housing to be filled with said material and thereafter to be removed from the housing for transport, B. material supply means defining an outlet for gravity flow of the material to fill a localized portion of the container and there being a materials conveyor openly overlying said zone and directed to spread the material filling said container portion up to the level of the conveyor so that the spread material will fill other portions of the container.

Bulk material container loading and system

Apparatus for storing material such as wood chips, sawdust, shavings and the like comprises

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Downey, CA, United States of America

Robert R Wheeler