Raymond J Nath

Title: Innovations of Raymond J Nath

Introduction

Raymond J Nath is an accomplished inventor based in Murrysville, PA (US). He holds a total of 3 patents that showcase his expertise in modeling systems and temperature monitoring devices. His innovative contributions have made significant impacts in various fields.

Latest Patents

One of his latest patents is a "Deterministic, probabilistic and subjective modeling system." This modeling system arranges models in a hierarchical structure of communicating and independently executing object modules controlled by an overall supervisor. Each object represents a component or system and includes an object controller that communicates with other object modules, an object error checker, and an object model. The objects communicate through a database accessible by all objects. The structure of the object module and the hierarchical structure itself are standardized, allowing new components or systems to be added by incorporating a standard object module that includes a unique object model. The controller for an object ensures that subobjects, which the object model depends on for data, are executed prior to the execution of the object model. This bottom-up model traversal ensures that models do not execute until all needed data is available. The error check module verifies that the controller and model modules are executing properly. The object model includes a deterministic equation-based component aging model, a statistical-based component aging model, and expert rules that combine both models with expert knowledge to determine the current state of the object and make recommendations for future actions. Additionally, a maintenance module is included alongside the supervisor to consider maintenance actions for the objects.

Another notable patent is the "Temperature monitoring device and thermocouple assembly therefore." This device measures the temperature at the surface of a body and consists of at least one first thermocouple and a second thermocouple. Support members are used to place the first thermocouple in contact with the body surface while maintaining the second thermocouple at a defined spacing. A calculating circuit connected to the thermocouples receives individual signals representative of the temperature readings produced by each thermocouple and produces a corrected temperature signal that represents the body surface temperature, based on the difference between the readings of the two thermocouples.

Career Highlights

Raymond J Nath has worked with prominent organizations, including the United States of America as represented by the Department of Energy and Westinghouse Electric Corporation. His work in these institutions has contributed to advancements in technology and innovation.