Rai Strategic Holdings, Inc.

Ini Power Systems, Inc.

Rheem Manufacturing Company

Porticool, Inc.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Ab

Hayward Industries, Inc.

Porticos, Inc.

Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

William Kevin Carpenter

Michael F Davis

Sean M Ahr

James William Rogers

Percy D Phillips

Larry James Markoski

Michael L King

Gregory S Patterson

Michael A Brasch

Richard L Moore

Alexander George Lastovich

Frederic P Ampolini

Robert Stuart Glass

Terence Sean Doyle

Alexander Adam Papp

Timothy Curtis Simmons, Jr

Jonathan Deline

Nathan Thomas Spalding Maher

Ivan Nelson Wakefield

Jason Parcell

Timothy C Simmons

Kristin Weidemaier

Owen Lewis Joyce

Joshua Herr

Juan Carlos Montanez

Qihua Xu

Eric Fallows

David A Clemens

David S Sebba

Jacob Cody Smith

Richard Abbot

Jon E Salomon

Cristian Clavijo

Debbie Deline

Kurt M Hickey

Troy Renken

Sean Connell

Nathan T S Maher

Shirley Ng

David A Clemmons

Meghan Wolfgang

The present disclosure relates to aerosol delivery devices, methods of forming such devices, and elements of such devices. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides vapor-forming units for aerosol delivery devices, the vapor-forming units including a ceramic wick that is in contact with a heater and in contact with an aerosol precursor composition. The vapor-forming units are connectable to a power unit.

Aerosol delivery device including a ceramic wicking element

Debris filtration and strainer systems for a fluid handling device are provided herein. The strainer systems can include one or more of a strainer basket, a removable insert, and an adapter for removably engaging the removable insert with the strainer basket. The removable insert includes a liner having a plurality of openings that are the same size as, or smaller than, the openings of a the strainer basket, and which is inserted into the strainer basket to capture debris from water passing therethrough, preventing clogging of the strainer basket and reducing the frequency of cleanings of the strainer basket. The liner can be fabricated from a biodegradable material, and thus can be easily removed, disposed of, and replaced. The removable insert can include a rigid connection tab with one or more features for removably engaging the strainer basket and/or an adapter positioned between the strainer basket and the removable insert.

Disposable insert for strainer basket

Anode assembly for a heat exchanger

The present disclosure relates to aerosol delivery devices, methods of producing such devices, and elements of such devices. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides devices configured for vaporization of an aerosol precursor composition that is contained in a reservoir and transported to a heating element by a liquid transport element. The liquid transport element may include a porous monolith.

Aerosol delivery device with a liquid transport element comprising a porous monolith and related method

A water heater can include a heat source and a heat exchanger that transfers heat to the water. A header attached to the heat exchanger provides an inlet and an outlet for water to flow into and out of the heat exchanger. The header can also include an anode assembly that releasably attaches to the header. The anode assembly can be located at a bottom of the header so that an anode in the anode assembly remains in contact with the water when water is flowing through the heat exchanger.

Integrated anode for a heat exchanger

The present disclosure relates to aerosol delivery devices, elements of such devices, and methods for producing vapor. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides devices configured for vaporization of an aerosol precursor composition that is contained in and transported to a heating element by a unitary reservoir and liquid transport element. The unitary reservoir and liquid transport element may include a porous monolith.

Aerosol delivery device with a unitary reservoir and liquid transport element comprising a porous monolith and related method

Flexible fuel generator

Gas adaptor for electric generator

A mount is provided for being secured to a support structure and which is configured to receive and support a device such as a camera. The mount includes a series of brackets and one or more rotary detent assemblies that interconnect one bracket to another. Furthermore, the mount provides a rotary detent assembly that enables the detent assembly to be angularly adjusted relative to one of the brackets that forms a part of the mount.

Mount for mounting devices and having an adjustable rotary detent assembly

A cooling garment including an inlet for receiving a cooling medium such as CO. A series of conduits are associated with the garment. In a first cooling stage, the cooling medium or COpasses through the one or more conduits and undergoes a phase change where the cooling medium or COchanges from a predominantly liquid phase to a predominantly gaseous phase. In this first stage, heat is transferred from a living body having the garment disposed adjacent thereto the cooling medium or CO. In a second stage of cooling, the cooling medium or COassumes a substantial gaseous phase and the gaseous cooling medium or COis dispersed onto the garment or the body resulting in the body being cooled through evaporative cooling.

Cooling device

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Warrensville, NC, United States of America

William Kevin Carpenter