Honeywell International Inc.

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Honeywell G.m.b.h.

Winston S Webb

Nicholas A Hartney

Kim R Heinicka

Gustin W Cutting

The present invention provides apparatuses and methods for controlling the temperature of a process fluid. An exemplary apparatus in accordance with the present invention comprises a process fluid tank, a cryogenic fluid tank, and a plurality of heat transfer plates for transferring heat from a process fluid in the process fluid tank to a cryogenic fluid in the cryogenic fluid tank. Heating devices can be used to heat a portion of one or more of the heat transfer plates to regulate the transfer of heat from a process fluid in the process fluid tank to a cryogenic fluid in the cryogenic fluid tank.

Apparatuses and methods for controlling the temperature of a process fluid

The present invention provides devices and methods for indicating or gauging the position of one or more holes in a workpiece. In one aspect of the present invention reusable devices that can be removably engaged with a bore or tapped hole in a workpiece for accurately indicating the center axis of the bore or tapped hole are provided. An exemplary device in accordance with the present invention includes an expandable shank, indicating surface, and driving head. The driving head can be used to install the device into a hole in a workpiece. The expandable shank can be expanded to positively engage the device with the hole in the workpiece and the indicating surface can be referenced, with a probe, to determine the center axis of the hole in the workpiece.

Hole location gauges and methods

A mailbox contains a UV lamp to produce UV and ozone. The lamp is activated when the mailbox door is closed to destroy biological materials in the mail box.

Biologically safe mail box

A mechanical apparatus is disclosed, consisting of a platform for attaching tools to crack shellfish claws and shellfish body parts also for opening clams and oysters. The device is comprised of a rotating lever to which hand force is applied, and attached to coupling bars that are attached to a second lever and a blade that is attached and driven into a clam or oyster trapped between the lower plate and the blade. A shellfish claw or shellfish body part is cracked when trapped between a fixed bar and a rotating lever.

Shellfish cracker, shucker

An electronic force-detecting robot gripper for gripping objects and attaching to an external robot arm is disclosed. The gripper comprises motor apparatus, gripper jaws, and electrical circuits for driving the gripper motor and sensing the amount of force applied by the jaws. The force applied by the jaws is proportional to a threshold value of the motor current. When the motor current exceeds the threshold value, the electrical circuits supply a feedback signal to the electrical control circuit which, in turn, stops the gripper motor.

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Largo, FL, United States of America

Winston S Webb