Mcphee
Darryl Mcphee, Whitecourt CA
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| 20120186168 | PERFORATING GUN LOADING AND STORAGE FACILITY - A perforating gun loading and storage facility is disclosed. In one aspect of the present disclosure, the perforating gun loading and storage facility includes, a floor without venting, a roof comprising a layer of steel and a vent for energy release, and a set of external walls enclosing a region between the floor and the roof forming an internal region within which a perforating gun is to be loaded and handled; each of the set of external walls having a layer of steel. | 07-26-2012 |
Joel Mcphee, Toronto CA
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| 20110039123 | CLINCHING DURING MOLDING PROCESS - The integration of two separate manufacturing processes involving joining two pieces of metal using a clinching or Tog-L-Loc™ type of connection, while also injecting a molten material around the two pieces of metal to create the desired part. A process for creating the desired part made of both plastic and metal includes the steps of providing a first metal component, a second metal component, inserting the first metal component into a mold, and inserting the second metal component into the mold. At least one connection point is used for connecting the first metal component to the second metal component while the metal components are located in the mold. Molten material, such as a thermoplastic, is injected into the mold around the first metal component and the second metal component, forming the desired part using the first metal component, the second metal component, and the hardened molten material. | 02-17-2011 |
John Joseph Mcphee, Waterloo CA
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| 20160001162 | SKATE BLADE SYSTEM WITH DYNAMIC MOVEMENT - The disclosure is directed at a skate blade system including a boot portion; a blade housing, mounted to a bottom of the boot portion; and a blade portion having a heel and a toe end; wherein the blade portion is fastened at the heel end to the blade housing in a fixed relationship and is unattached from the blade portion blade housing at the toe end. | 01-07-2016 |
Levi George Mcphee, Nassau BS
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| 20130205646 | COLLAPSIBLE FISH TRAP - A collapsible fish trap. The fish trap has a funnel and a swing door. The fish trap uses biodegradable screws and a latching system. The fish trap is made to collapse after a certain period of time of being in the water. | 08-15-2013 |
Ronald John Mcphee, Queensland AU
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| 20090212216 | Mining methods and apparatus - A method and apparatus for horizon control in a mining operation is provided. Fresh product | 08-27-2009 |
Stephen William Mcphee, Auckland NZ
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| 20090065002 | HUMIDITY CONTROLLER - A breathing assistance apparatus adapted to deliver humidified gases at a desired level of humidity to a patient including a humidifier and a heated conduit is disclosed. The humidifier includes a controller which controls the humidifier, or the humidifier and the heated conduit to deliver the gases to the patient at the required humidity or temperature, without the requirement for sensors in the gases stream. The controller uses information already available to the controller, without the requirement for additional information to be provided by sensors in the gases stream. This means the need for sensors in the gases stream is dispensed with. A significant benefit is achieved as sensors are not required in the conduit and thus the apparatus is simple and less bulky. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20120118288 | HUMIDITY CONTROLLER - A breathing assistance apparatus adapted to deliver humidified gases at a desired level of humidity to a patient including a humidifier and a heated conduit is disclosed. The humidifier includes a controller which controls the humidifier, or the humidifier and the heated conduit to deliver the gases to the patient at the required humidity or temperature, without the requirement for sensors in the gases stream. The controller uses information already available to the controller, without the requirement for additional information to be provided by sensors in the gases stream. This means the need for sensors in the gases stream is dispensed with. A significant benefit is achieved as sensors are not required in the conduit and thus the apparatus is simple and less bulky. | 05-17-2012 |