Gary J Jorgensen

Address:

2626 S Sherman St, Denver, CO 80210

VIN:

4YDT2672675102737

Make:

N/A

Model:

N/A

Year:

2007

US Patent:

6604436, Aug 12, 2003

Filed:

Mar 9, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/521731

Inventors:

Allan A. Lewandowski - Evergreen CO
Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO

Assignee:

Midwest Research Institute - Kansas City MO

International Classification:

G01N 1700

US Classification:

738656, 126685, 359 1, 359720, 359726, 359733, 359742, 359853, 374 57

Abstract:

A multi-faceted concentrator apparatus for providing ultra-accelerated natural sunlight exposure testing for sample materials under controlled weathering conditions comprising: facets that receive incident natural sunlight, transmits VIS/NIR and reflects UV/VIS to deliver a uniform flux of UV/VIS onto a sample exposure plane located near a center of a facet array in chamber means that provide concurrent levels of temperature and/or relative humidity at high levels of up to 100Ã of natural sunlight that allow sample materials to be subjected to accelerated irradiance exposure factors for a significant period of time of about 3 to 10 days to provide a corresponding time of about at least a years worth representative weathering of sample materials.

US Patent:

6820509, Nov 23, 2004

Filed:

Apr 25, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/423314

Inventors:

Allan A. Lewandowski - Evergreen CO
Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO

Assignee:

Midwest Research Institute - Kansas City MO

International Classification:

G01N 1700

US Classification:

738656, 359726, 359853

Abstract:

A multi-faceted concentrator apparatus for providing ultra-accelerated natural sunlight exposure testing for sample materials under controlled weathering conditions comprising: facets that receive incident natural sunlight, transmits VIS/NIR and reflects UV/VIS onto a secondary reflector that delivers a uniform flux of UV/VIS onto a sample exposure plane located near a center of a facet array in a chamber that provide concurrent levels of temperature and/or relative humidity at high levels of up to 100Ã of natural sunlight that allow sample materials to be subjected to accelerated irradiance exposure factors for a significant period of time of about 3 to 10 days to provide a corresponding time of about at least a years worth representative weathering of sample materials.

US Patent:

6859297, Feb 22, 2005

Filed:

Aug 7, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/480014

Inventors:

Se-Hee Lee - Lakewood CO, US
C. Edwin Tracy - Golden CO, US
J. Roland Pitts - Lakewood CO, US
Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO, US

Assignee:

Midwest Research Institute - Kansas City MO

International Classification:

G02F001/153
G02F001/00

US Classification:

359273, 359321, 252583

Abstract:

The present invention discloses an amorphous material comprising nickel oxide doped with tantalum that is an anodically coloring electrochromic material. The material of the present invention is prepared in the form of an electrode () having a thin film () of an electrochromic material of the present invention residing on a transparent conductive film (). The material of the present invention is also incorporated into an electrochromic device () as a thin film () in conjunction with a cathodically coloring prior art electrochromic material layer () such that the devices contain both anodically coloring () and cathodically coloring () layers. The materials of the electrochromic layers in these devices exhibit broadband optical complimentary behavior, ionic species complimentary behavior, and coloration efficiency complimentary behavior in their operation.

US Patent:

6989924, Jan 24, 2006

Filed:

Aug 5, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/762719

Inventors:

Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO, US
Randy Gee - Arvada CO, US

Assignee:

Midwest Research Institute - Kansas City MO

International Classification:

F21V 9/06
G02B 5/20
G02B 5/08

US Classification:

359361, 359360, 359883, 359884, 428458

Abstract:

A corrosion and ultra violet-resistant silver mirror for use in solar reflectors; the silver layer having a film-forming protective polymer bonded thereto, and a protective shield overlay comprising a transparent multipolymer film that incorporates a UV absorber. The corrosion and ultraviolet resistant silver mirror retains spectral hemispherical reflectance and high optical clarity throughout the UV and visible spectrum when used in solar reflectors.

US Patent:

7612937, Nov 3, 2009

Filed:

Dec 16, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/303836

Inventors:

Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO, US
Randy Gee - Arvada CO, US

Assignee:

Alliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC - Golden CO

International Classification:

F21V 9/06
G02B 5/20
G02B 5/08

US Classification:

359361, 359360, 359883, 359884, 428458

Abstract:

A silver mirror construction that maintains a high percentage of hemispherical reflectance throughout the UV and visible spectrum when used in solar reflectors, comprising:a) a pressure sensitive adhesive layer positioned beneath a silver overlay;b) a polymer film disposed on the silver overlay;c) an adhesive layer positioned on the polymer film; andd) a UV screening acrylic film disposed on the adhesive layer.

US Patent:

20040243364, Dec 2, 2004

Filed:

May 20, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/496598

Inventors:

Timothy Wendelin - Lakewood CO, US
Gary Jorgensen - Pine CO, US

International Classification:

G06F017/10

US Classification:

703/002000

Abstract:

System and method of modeling optical systems (). Experimental data representative of exisitng systems may be used for ray-tracing exisitng optical system. Generalized models may be developed to model multiple stages having multiple elements in an optical system. Graphical user interfaces enable generalized model parameter entry, model execution (), model editing, and graphical output () of ray-tracing results.

US Patent:

20130009264, Jan 10, 2013

Filed:

Feb 17, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/579459

Inventors:

Joel W. Pankow - Littleton CO, US
Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO, US
Kent M. Terwilliger - Lakewood CO, US
Stephen H. Glick - Evergreen CO, US
Nora Isomaki - Espoo, FI
Kari Harkonen - Kauniainen, FI
Tommy Turkulainen - Kirkkonummi, FI

Assignee:

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - Washington, District of Columbia
BENEQ OY - Vantaa

International Classification:

B32B 9/04
B32B 5/00
B32B 27/00
B32B 27/08
H01L 31/0203
H01L 21/31

US Classification:

257433, 438761, 428421, 428480, 428702, 428701, 428336, 428446, 257E2124, 257E31117

Abstract:

A moisture barrier, device or product having a moisture barrier or a method of fabricating a moisture barrier having at least a polymer layer, and interfacial layer, and a barrier layer. The polymer layer may be fabricated from any suitable polymer including, but not limited to, fluoropolymers such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET) or polyethylene naphthalate (PEN), or ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE). The interfacial layer may be formed by atomic layer deposition (ALD). In embodiments featuring an ALD interfacial layer, the deposited interfacial substance may be, but is not limited to, AlO, AlSiO, TiO, and an AlO/TiOlaminate. The barrier layer associated with the interfacial layer may be deposited by plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD). The barrier layer may be a SiONfilm.

US Patent:

60735007, Jun 13, 2000

Filed:

Jan 13, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/006746

Inventors:

Gary J. Jorgensen - Pine CO
Carl Bingham - Lakewood CO
Rita Goggin - Englewood CO
Allan A. Lewandowski - Evergreen CO
Judy C. Netter - Westminster CO

Assignee:

Midwest Research Institute - Kansas City MO

International Classification:

G01N 1700

US Classification:

738656

Abstract:

Process and apparatus for providing ultra accelerated natural sunlight exposure testing of samples under controlled weathering without introducing unrealistic failure mechanisms in exposed materials and without breaking reciprocity relationships between flux exposure levels and cumulative dose that includes multiple concurrent levels of temperature and relative humidity at high levels of natural sunlight comprising: a) concentrating solar flux uniformly; b) directing the controlled uniform sunlight onto sample materials in a chamber enclosing multiple concurrent levels of temperature and relative humidity to allow the sample materials to be subjected to accelerated irradiance exposure factors for a sufficient period of time in days to provide a corresponding time of about at least a years worth of representative weathering of the sample materials.