Osram Sylvania Inc.

Canplas Industries Ltd.

National Transaction Network, Inc.

Murray Waters, Inc.

Ipex Technologies Inc.

Ipex Inc.

Cube Investments Limited

Timothy J Poupore

Steve Armstrong

Marc Hoffknecht

Peter Reist

Andrew Neil Bird

Stephen Douglas Armstrong

Stacey Charlene Gay

James Brian Mantyla

J Vern Cunningham

Michael F Wilson

Younes Youssef

Javier Rojas

Rick Parkinson

Eric Leclerc Boutin

Charles D Syverson

Ian Douglas Winton

A waste water separation vessel is provided having a wedge shaped body with an internal water containing volume. The body is configured to trap FOG and wastes within the body allowing water to pass through the body. At least one top facing access port to allow access to the internal volume of the body is provided and the wedge shaped body tapers outwardly from top to bottom to define a larger bottom area than a top area. The side walls include vertically oriented strengthening ribs which define intervening indentations, and each lower end of the vertically oriented ribs is connected to a generally horizontal beam which defines closed bottom ends on the indentations. When the vessel is buried in the ground the wedge shaped body and the closed bottom indentations interact with the ground to help oppose any buoyancy forces acting on the buried body.

Waste water separation vessel

An outlet well cover for use in an in-line grease interceptor is disclosed. The outlet well cover is fitted onto a hollow well extending upwardly from the bottom of the grease interceptor tank, and having an open top. The outlet well cover has at least one, and preferably two arms that extend outwards and define water passageways from the ends of the arms to the middle of the well. Water inflow openings at the ends of the arms allow clarified water to flow into the covered hollow well. The water inflow openings face generally downward to limit the amount of floating FOG material that can be drawn in through the openings. The well cover may also include a central bore adapted to receive a standard sized pipe. The pipe can be connected to an outlet from the tank.

Outlet well cover for an in-line grease interceptor

A switch according to various embodiments of the disclosure comprises a mechanical actuator configured to control a function associated with the switch and a face coupled to the actuator. The face is configured to depress in response to a force applied to at least a portion of the face, whereby depression of the face engages the actuator to control the function associated with the switch. The face includes a plurality of segments, each segment for controlling a respective additional function associated with the switch. A respective capacitive touch sensor is coupled to each respective segment of the plurality of segments, wherein each capacitive touch sensor is configured to control the function associated with its respective segment in response to detecting human skin in contact with the segment.

Switch

A coupling device formed of two identical sides is disclosed. Each of the two sides have a snap fitting mechanism which engage each other to releasably secure the sides together thereby forming the coupling device. The coupling device as formed has a main body communicating with at least two openings. Each opening is sized to engage an end of a corresponding conduit. Generally, the conduits are corrugated such that the openings engage one corrugation to form the friction fit. The openings may be conically shaped with pre-scored cut lines that can be cut at different diameters to engage conduits of different diameters. The openings of the coupling device have pre-score cut lines that may be cut in order to create the friction fit with corrugated conduits having different diameters.

Device and method for coupling a conduit

A drinking bottle assembly includes a bottle having a cavity for storing a fluid and a neck that forms an opening at a dispensing end of the bottle. A removable collar at least partially covers the bottle neck and provides a generally smooth outer surface for a person's mouth and lips to contact when drinking from the bottle. The collar includes a neck attachment for retaining the collar on the bottle. A removable cap can be selectively attached to the collar for opening and closing the bottle.

Drinking bottle assembly

A cleaner () has a DC brushless motor () with stator () and rotor (). Stator is mounted on a shaft and rotor is mounted inside and to a tubular body () about stator (). Impeller () is mounted to and outside tubular body (). The motor () and impeller () are mounted in a housing having an intake () and an exhaust (). Operation of the motor and rotation of the impeller causes a partial vacuum at the intake () to draw air. The air is exhausted through the exhaust (). A filter () prevents particles from entering the motor (). Particles are collected in a receptacle () prior to the filter (). The impeller () may be a squirrel cage fan, bladed fan, or centrifugal fan. A secondary exhaust () expels particles from the filter () and/or receptacle () by rotation of the impeller () in an opposite direction or by the use of a secondary DC motor and impeller. The housing () can fit in a cavity between conventional wall studs.

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Toronto, Canada

Timothy J Poupore