| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 029402040 | Including reconditioning of part | 23 |
| 20080235929 | Restoring Damaged Rail Seats Located on Concrete Rail Ties - A method for restoring a damaged rail seat located on a concrete rail tie. The method comprises applying a polymeric material comprising a poly(urethaneurea) material to the damaged rail seat located in the concrete rail tie; and restoring the damaged rail seat by cursing the polymeric material under ambient temperature and pressure conditions. The polymeric material is substantially sag resistant and maintains its shape without substantial runoff from the concrete rail tie during the restoring of the damage rail seat. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20100024186 | SERVICING A PLASMA PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH A ROBOT - A method for servicing a plasma processing system. The plasma processing system may include a plasma chamber. The plasma chamber may include a top piece and a bottom piece, wherein the top piece may be disposed above the bottom piece. The method may include using a robot device to control a lift mechanism to lift the top piece from the bottom piece. The method may also include extending a first member of the robot device into the top piece to perform a first set of tasks according to a first set of service procedures. The method may also include extending a second member of the robot device into the bottom piece to perform a second set of tasks according to a second set of service procedures. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20100095504 | METHOD FOR RECONDITIONING FCR APG-68 TACTICAL RADAR UNITS - A method for reconditioning Fire Control Radar APG-68 tactical radar systems (FCR) utilized in military aircraft and returning them to operation with extended useful life expectancies equivalent to or better than new of the FCR APG-68 unit high frequency, high voltage dual mode radar transmitters that are deployed in over 1000 state-of-the-art military aircraft such as the F-15, F-16 and F-18 fighter aircraft, and B-1 bombers. The novel method extends the mean lifetime of previously repaired and repairable FCR APG-68 tactical radar units and radar units and ageing transmitters from about 100 to a few hundred hours to about five hundred or more hours by the step of removing embedded moisture and absorbed moisture from the heterogeneous electronic components in the FCR APG-68 tactical radar unit. | 04-22-2010 |
| 20110239431 | HEAD UNIT, LIQUID JET DEVICE, AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING POSITION OF LIQUID JET HEAD - A head unit for fixing a liquid jet head which ejects liquid includes a base component and movable component that slides on the base component and to which the liquid jet head is fixed. A fixing screw fixes the movable component to the base component. A locating member attached to the base component limits a movement direction in which the movable component moves. The movable component has a contact portion touching the locating member and first and second tapered surfaces formed thereon. A vector normal to the first tapered surface has a first component vector extending in the movement direction. A vector normal to the second tapered surface has a second component vector that is opposite the first component vector and extends in the movement direction. The base component has first and second pins accessible to the first and second tapered surfaces, respectively. | 10-06-2011 |
| 20120137484 | Method for Repairing an Aircraft Structure Component - A method is provided for repairing an aircraft structural component which has a component fault in a portion adjoining a cavity of the aircraft structural component. The method includes removing a region of the aircraft structural component that has the component fault, introducing a bearing element into the cavity of the aircraft structural component through an opening, which has been formed in the aircraft structural component by the removal of the region of the aircraft structural component having the component fault, in such a way that a bearing surface of the bearing element comes to lie against a region, adjacent to the opening, of an inner surface of the aircraft structural component facing the cavity of the aircraft structural component, fixing the bearing element in its position in the cavity of the aircraft structural component, and closing the opening by means of a repair material. | 06-07-2012 |
| 20130333178 | SERVICEABLE BIOREACTOR - The invention resides in an apparatus for treatment of a substance. The apparatus has a substance tube for enabling a substance to be treated to pass in to the substance tube via the substance-inlet and out of the substance tube through the substance-outlet. The apparatus also has a cleaning chamber, wherein the substance tube is configured in fluid communication with the cleaning chamber to enable a substance to diffuse the permeable membrane between the substance tube and the cleaning chamber such that a substance can be substantially cleaned by a cleaner, the substance comprising blood or plasma and the cleaner comprising a cell culture. The substance tube is removably connectable with the cleaning chamber for inter-changeability or serviceability. The apparatus can further comprise a support compartment configured to connect to, or enclosing, the cleaning chamber, which functions to carry a fluid to substantially maintain the functionality of the cleaner. | 12-19-2013 |
| 20140007396 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INSTALLING VACUUM INSULATED GLASS (VIG) WINDOW UNIT IN EXISTING WINDOW SASH - A method and apparatus for enabling a vacuum insulated glass (VIG) window to be substituted for and/or replace a non-vacuum insulated glass window in an existing window assembly frame structure is disclosed. A width of a VIG window is substantially less than that of existing non-vacuum insulated glass (IG) windows (e.g., a double, triple or quad pane windows). A replacement stop is provided that compensates for the difference between the larger width of a non-vacuum insulated glass window and a VIG window which has a smaller width, thereby enabling the VIG window to be easily and cost effectively installed in existing window configurations originally intended for non-vacuum insulated glass windows. The replacement stop may be used in the manufacture of VIG window units and/or to replace existing and/or already installed non-vacuum insulated glass windows | 01-09-2014 |
| 20140310932 | SERVICEABLE BIOREACTOR - The invention resides in an apparatus for treatment of a substance. The apparatus has a substance tube for enabling a substance to be treated to pass in to the substance tube via the substance-inlet and out of the substance tube through the substance-outlet. The apparatus also has a cleaning chamber, wherein the substance tube is configured in fluid communication with the cleaning chamber to enable a substance to diffuse the permeable membrane between the substance tube and the cleaning chamber such that a substance can be substantially cleaned by a cleaner, the substance comprising blood or plasma and the cleaner comprising a cell culture. The substance tube is removably connectable with the cleaning chamber for inter-changeability or serviceability. The apparatus can further comprise a support compartment configured to connect to, or enclosing, the cleaning chamber, which functions to carry a fluid to substantially maintain the functionality of the cleaner. | 10-23-2014 |
| 20140359990 | Method and Device for Replacing Objective Parts - A method and a device for replacing objective parts, especially of a projection or illumination objective for microlithography in which an objective having an objective interior and objective parts provided therein is provided. At least one objective part is replaceably accommodated in the objective. Immediately prior to installation in the objective, the replaceable objective part is cleaned outside the objective interior in at least one cleaning room sealed off from the ambient atmosphere. Immediately after cleaning, the replaceable objective is installed in the objective without contact with the normal ambient atmosphere. | 12-11-2014 |
| 20150047166 | METHODS REGARDING OPTICAL PROBE HAVING AN INNER TUBE WITH SEPARABLE TUBE SECTIONS TO HOUSE OPTICAL ELEMENTS - In an optical probe ( | 02-19-2015 |
| 029402050 | By shaping | 13 |
| 20090056096 | METHOD OF REPAIRING A TURBINE ENGINE COMPONENT - A method of repairing a turbine engine component, such as an airfoil platform, is provided. The platform includes a surface having a worn or damaged area penetrating the surface, the worn area may result from galling, for example. An electrospark deposition process (ESD) is used to deposit material to the worn or damaged area. The ESD process transfers material from an electrode associated with the ESD machine through a pulsating current that deposits the material onto the worn or damaged area. The material can then be machined to restore the surface to a desired specification. The ESD process is used to repair worn compressor and/or turbine blades and vanes that would otherwise be scrapped. | 03-05-2009 |
| 029402060 | Removing material | 12 |
| 20090265907 | High precision grinding and remanufacturing of machine components - Grinding a machine component such as a valve component during remanufacturing, includes seating one end of the valve component in a chuck of the grinding apparatus, then contacting a steady rest with a reference surface on an outer diameter of the valve component while rotating the valve component, and then reseating the one end of the valve component in the chuck. A first valve surface on an outer diameter of the valve component is ground while contacting the steady rest with the reference surface, then a second, different valve surface on the outer diameter of the valve component is ground also while contacting the steady rest with the reference surface. The valve component is then reassembled with a hydraulically actuated device for service therein. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20100058570 | METHOD FOR RECONDITIONING A USED GRINDING ROLLER - The invention relates to a method for reconditioning a used grinding roller of a material bed roller mill having profile-members which are embedded, with a portion of the length thereof, in holes of the roller body and, with the remainder of the length thereof, project above the surface of the roller body. For the reconditioning operation, after the worn profile-members are removed, the worn surface of the roller body is turned, and a material layer is applied in a welding operation and is provided with holes for receiving new profile-members. Such a method allows particularly cost-effective reconditioning. | 03-11-2010 |
| 20100071185 | SHIMLESS DUAL ARBOR SCRAP CHOPPER - A dual arbor chopper that is configured such that the knife blades of the chopper do not require shims after being sharpened. The arbors utilize a blade attachment recess that is oriented in an opposite direction as existing arbors used in choppers, in combination with a clamping block to provide support against the cutting force against the blade. An attachment fastener is provided to attach the clamping block and the knife blade to the arbor through an aperture provided in the clamping block and the knife blade. The cutting edge is positioned in the same location in the new and sharpened condition, thus eliminating the need for shims. | 03-25-2010 |
| 20100275425 | Drill Bit Cutter Pocket Restitution - A pocket restitution assembly is disclosed comprising a pocket formed in a surface comprising a central axis, an anchor seated in the pocket and aligned with the central axis, a tool attachment comprising an end for connection to the anchor and a hollow bit slidably and rotatably sitting on the tool attachment, wherein the hollow bit may fit within the pocket. Weld material may be deposited within the pocket to form an interior of the pocket. The weld material may be shaped by the hollow bit to accept a cutting element. | 11-04-2010 |
| 20110203093 | METHOD FOR RECONDITIONING BARRELS - A method of reconditioning barrels previously used in the storage of alcoholic beverages is disclosed. In particular, the barrels are exposed to heat at a controlled temperature well below the ignition point of wood in order to toast them in a manner favored by vintners and distillers. Apparatus for this controlled toasting process is disclosed. In addition, apparatus for the removal of a layer of wood from the inside of the barrels prior to toasting is also disclosed. | 08-25-2011 |
| 029402070 | And by a metallurgical operation, e.g., welding, diffusion bonding, casting | 7 |
| 20080216300 | Splitter fairing repair - A defect in a splitter fairing of a turbine engine is repaired by removing a forward portion of the splitter fairing and salvaging the remaining original portion of the splitter fairing. The forward portion includes an inner flange and outer surface that create a channel. A replacement ring is provided and welded to the original portion. The replacement ring has minimum dimensions equal to the maximum height and width of the removed forward portion. Material from the replacement ring is then removed to obtain a profile with essentially the same profile for the inner flange, outer surface, and channel as the original dimensions of the splitter fairing before the defect occurred. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20100313405 | ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR REPAIRING DIFFUSION COOLING PASSAGES - An electrical discharge assembly for processing a workpiece having a cooling passage with first and second portions includes a first electrode having a first shape for machining the first portion of the cooling passage and a second electrode having a second shape for machining the second portion of the cooling passage. In a method for repairing cooling passages in a workpiece, a first electrode having a first shape is positioned in a cooling passage. The first electrode is electrically powered to machine a first portion of the cooling passage. A second electrode having a second shape is positioned in the cooling passage. The second electrode is electrically powered to machine a second portion of the cooling passage. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20100325859 | Method for Repairing Primary Nozzle Welds - A method for providing weld inlays and onlays to primary nozzles of a nuclear reactor comprising: providing a first welding device in a first primary nozzle of the nuclear reactor; providing a second welding device in a second primary nozzle of the nuclear reactor; providing a third welding device in a third primary nozzle of the nuclear reactor; and operating the first, second and third welding devices at the same time. Other methods are also provided. | 12-30-2010 |
| 20130047394 | SOLID STATE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REFURBISHMENT OF FORGED COMPONENTS - A system and method for refurbishing forged components. The system includes an identification subsystem for identifying a forged component for refurbishment, a removal subsystem for removing portions of the forged component, and a rebuilding subsystem for rebuilding the forged component, the rebuilding subsystem including an assembly for adding a non-molten material to the forged component. | 02-28-2013 |
| 20140182104 | METHOD OF REPAIRING SUBSTRATE - A method of repairing a substrate that may prevent a metal layer from being corroded. A substrate including a metal layer and an insulating layer on the metal layer is first provided. Then, a laser beam having a wavelength range having a high transmittance with respect to the insulating layer is irradiated to selectively remove a portion of the metal layer. Also, a first laser beam is irradiated to remove a portion of the metal layer and a portion of the insulating layer, and then a second laser beam is irradiated onto side surfaces of the exposed insulating layer to melt the insulating layer, thereby forming a corrosion preventing layer covering the metal layer. | 07-03-2014 |
| 20140230212 | WELD REPAIR OF A COMPONENT - A method for repairing a component may include machining a depression into the component. A size and a shape of the depression may be configured to remove a damaged portion of the component; and wherein the depression forms a repair volume. The method also may include depositing a plurality of continuous additive weld layers, each continuous additive weld layer of the plurality of continuous additive weld layers having a beginning point and an ending point. The beginning point and the ending point of a first continuous additive weld layer of the plurality of additive weld layers may be formed at or beyond an outer boundary of the repair volume. The beginning points and the ending points of the remainder of the plurality of continuous additive weld layers may be formed at or beyond the outer boundary of the repair volume. | 08-21-2014 |
| 20150040364 | REPAIRING METHOD - A repairing method includes heating a base material by a heater, and irradiating a laser beam to a repair region of the base material by using a laser oscillator unit, after the base material is heated. In the method, generation of a crack and a break can be suppressed, and the repair region can be repaired more appropriately. | 02-12-2015 |
