Eugene D Barnett

US Patent:

44268165, Jan 24, 1984

Filed:

Aug 20, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/294467

Inventors:

James C. Dean - Indianapolis IN
Eugene R. Barnett - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E06B 326

US Classification:

52202

Abstract:

A fastening means utilizing, in combination, Velcro stripping and a sealing strip, thus providing that in releasably interconnecting a first panel member to a second panel member, the sealing strip carried between the panel members adjacent the Velcro strip and the co-operating Velcro strip is operative to cause an effective seal between the panel members, and is preferably resiliently deformed by the fastening interconnection of the Velcro stripping components.

US Patent:

45318603, Jul 30, 1985

Filed:

Sep 20, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/077388

Inventors:

Eugene R. Barnett - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E02B 1504

US Classification:

405 60

Abstract:

An effective deep sea oil salvage means, having a large flexible sleeve easily towable to the leak site, with means providing it to be deployed over the leak site in the form of a huge collection chamber, and associated pump and valving for the controlled carry-off of oil and/or gas.

US Patent:

45848483, Apr 29, 1986

Filed:

Nov 3, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/548328

Inventors:

Eugene R. Barnett - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

F25D 310

US Classification:

62294

Abstract:

A self-cooling can with a double-chamber formed or drawn out of a single slug of material, the outer chamber having a relatively thin wall and the inner chamber having a relatively thicker wall, and each chamber being capped with a cap; and a spring-carried lance is provided for co-operation with the inner chamber cap to achieve a release of pressurized coolant from the inner chamber, achieving cooling by evaporation of the coolant.

US Patent:

46103104, Sep 9, 1986

Filed:

Sep 30, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/429241

Inventors:

Dennis R. Miller - Indianapolis IN
Eugene R. Barnett - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

A62C 3710

US Classification:

169 37

Abstract:

A fire protection system, having spaced outlet heads as water spray sources, the outlet heads having sets of outlet nozzles for providing concentric zones of water spray coverage, either 360. degree. or less than 360. degree. to achieve a generally uniform spray coverage for minimization and more effectiveness of water use. The outlets are adjustable as to both droplet size and direction of the spray dispensed; and remote control of actuation of individual outlet nozzles or of sets thereof further minimizes and makes more effective the water use.