George Patrick Gill - Caledonia IL David Leonard Swanson - Rockford IL
Assignee:
Dura Global Technologies Inc. - Rochester Hills MI
International Classification:
B60T 720
US Classification:
303 7, 188112 R
Abstract:
A trailer brake system includes a control sensor adapted to provide a signal when the braking system of the tow vehicle is actuated, at least one trailer brake actuated by pressurized brake fluid, a brake fluid reservoir, a brake fluid pump receiving fluid from the brake fluid reservoir, and a first solenoid valve connected to the brake fluid pump and directly connected to the trailer brake. A brake fluid accumulator receives pressurized brake fluid from the brake fluid pump and is connected to the first solenoid valve to quickly provide pressurized brake fluid to the trailer brake to increase the braking force. A second solenoid valve connects the trailer brake and the brake fluid reservoir so that brake fluid can be returned to the reservoir to reduce to reduce the fluid pressure and resulting braking force. A feedback pressure sensor is capable of generating a signal that represents braking force applied to the trailer brake. A controller is in communication with the control sensor, the first solenoid valve, the second solenoid valve, and the feed back sensor and is adapted to selectively open the first valve to increase braking force applied to the trailer brake and to open the second solenoid valve to decrease braking force to the trailer brake.
Speed Control For An Electric Linear Actuator Such As A Trailer Jack And The Like
A trailer jack system includes an electric linear actuator having an electric motor, a source of electric power, and a controller that supplies a first voltage to the electric motor when the electric linear actuator is loaded and a second voltage to the electric motor when the electric linear actuator is unloaded. The electric linear actuator also includes a cylindrically shaped housing, a leg coaxially extending and retracting from the housing, and a support foot at a free end of the leg. The controller supplies the first voltage to the electric motor when a motor current of the electric motor is below a predetermined threshold value and supplies the second voltage to the electric motor when the motor current is above the predetermined threshold value. Preferably, the first voltage is about 24 volts and the second voltage is about 12 volts.
Rotational Coupling Device With Wear Compensation Structure
James A. Pardee - Janesville WI, US Charles F. Magers - Fort Wayne IN, US George P. Gill - Caledonia IL, US
Assignee:
Warner Electric Technology LLC - Braintree MA
International Classification:
F16D 67/06
US Classification:
192 18B, 192 8431, 192 845, 192 84961, 1921111
Abstract:
A rotational coupling device for use as a clutch, a brake, or a combination clutch and brake is provided having structure to compensate for wear on braking surfaces. The device includes an armature coupled to an output member and movable between positions of engagement with a rotor and a brake plate. The brake plate is coupled to a stationary field shell that houses a conductor on one side of the rotor opposite the armature and brake plate. The brake plate is axially spaced from the field shell and a removable shim or adjustable spacer is disposed between the brake plate and the field shell. Removal of the shim or adjustment of the spacer permit movement of the brake plate towards the field shell to compensate for wear in any of the clutch or brake engagement surfaces of the device.
Rotational Coupling Device With Wear Compensation Structure
James A. Pardee - Janesville WI, US Pankaj C. Modi - Rockford IL, US Charles F. Magers - Fort Wayne IN, US George P. Gill - Caledonia IL, US
International Classification:
F16D 27/10
US Classification:
192 84961
Abstract:
A rotational coupling device for use as a clutch and/or brake is provided having structure to compensate for wear on braking surfaces. The device includes an armature coupled to an output member and movable between positions of engagement with a rotor and a brake plate. The brake plate is coupled to a stationary field shell that houses a conductor on one side of the rotor opposite the armature and brake plate. The brake plate is axially spaced from the field shell and a removable shim or adjustable spacer is disposed between the brake plate and the field shell. Removal of the shim or adjustment of the spacer permit movement of the brake plate towards the field shell to compensate for wear in the clutch and/or brake engagement surfaces of the device.
Rotational Coupling Device With Improved Lubrication
James A. Pardee - Janesville WI, US George P. Gill - Caledonia IL, US
Assignee:
Warner Electric Technology LLC - Braintree MA
International Classification:
F16D 13/74
US Classification:
192 663
Abstract:
A rotational coupling device having improved lubrication is provided. The device includes a hub disposed about a rotational axis. A rotor is supported on, and configured for rotation about, the hub and defines a radially extending wall and a chamber on one side of the wall surrounding said hub and defining a sump containing a fluid. An armature is supported on the hub for rotation therewith within the chamber and axially spaced from the wall. Clutch plates are disposed between the rotor wall and armature and rotatably coupled to the rotor or armature. A field shell is disposed on an opposite side of the rotor wall from the armature and houses a conductor. One or more tubes have an end submerged in the fluid and extend through apertures in the armature. Rotation of said armature draws fluid through the tubes and onto the clutch plates.
Rotational Coupling Device Configured For Vertical Orientation
James A. Pardee - Janesville WI, US George P. Gill - Caledonia IL, US
Assignee:
Warner Electric Technology LLC - Braintree MA
International Classification:
F16D 13/52 F16D 13/02 F16D 13/46
US Classification:
192 6632, 192 663
Abstract:
A rotational coupling device is configured for vertical orientation. The device includes a hub disposed about a rotational axis. A rotor is supported on, and configured for rotation about, the hub and defines a radially extending wall. An armature is supported on the hub for rotation therewith and axially spaced from the wall. Clutch plates are disposed between the rotor wall and armature and rotatably coupled to the rotor or armature. A field shell is disposed on an opposite side of the rotor wall from the armature and houses a conductor. The armature and clutch plates move in a first axial direction towards the rotor wall when the conductor is energized and in a second axial direction when the conductor is subsequently deenergized. At least one of the hub and rotor defines means for limiting movement of a corresponding one of the clutch plates in the second axial direction.
Rotational Coupling Device With Integrated Rotor And Brake Disc
James A. Pardee - Janesville WI, US George P. Gill - Caledonia IL, US
Assignee:
Warner Electric Technology LLC - Braintree MA
International Classification:
F16D 67/06
US Classification:
192 18 B
Abstract:
A rotational coupling device is provided with an integrated rotor and brake disc to simplify design of the device and remove liquids from the device when used in a wet environment. The rotor is configured for rotation about a rotating hub and includes a first member defining one pole of the rotor and a second member defining a second pole of the rotor and a braking surface. The second member is coupled to the first member, but axially movable relative to the first member. During clutch engagement, an electromagnetic circuit used to engage the clutch urges the second member into engagement with the first member for rotation. When the clutch is disengaged, the second member disengages from the first member to create a fluid flow path between the members and engages a brake plate to halt rotation of the rotor.
George Patrick Gill - Rockford IL Rodney Lee Peterson - Rockford IL Damon Dirk Shaw - Byron IL
Assignee:
Atwood Mobile Products, Inc. - Rockford IL
International Classification:
B62D 5306
US Classification:
2804412
Abstract:
A gooseneck trailer coupler is disclosed which secures a first structure such as a towing vehicle to a second structure such as a trailer. The coupler is provided with a mounting element extending from the first structure, a chuck having a top end and a base at a bottom end opposite the top end, with the chuck attached to the mounting element at the top end and adapted to receive a ball mounted to the second structure. A locking assembly is adapted to releasably secure the ball and the chuck, and comprises a ring gear mounted around the chuck and movable from a locking position where the chuck is secured with the ball and an unlocking position where the chuck is unlocked from the ball, wherein the ring gear translates from the base toward the top end of the chuck as the ring gear moves from the locking position to the unlocking position. The locking assembly can also comprise at least one jaw mounted in the chuck for engaging the ball when the ring gear is in the locked position. A novel release lever assembly is also disclosed which moves the ring gear.
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George Gill CEO
Pet Ag Inc Pet Supplies & Foods - Wholesale
255 Keyes Ave, Hampshire, IL 60140 8476832288, 8476832003
George Gill Chief Executive Officer
Pet-Ag, Inc Prepared Feed and Feed Ingredients for Animal...
255 Keyes Ave, Pingree Grove, IL 60140
George Gill Chairman Of The Board
Pet-Ag, Inc Prepared Feed and Feed Ingredients for Animal...
255 Keyes Ave, Pingree Grove, IL 60140
George Gill CEO
PET AG INC Pet Supplies & Foods - Wholesale · Electronic Commerce · Exporters · Government Contractors · Pet Food & Supplies Retail
255 Keyes Ave, Hampshire, IL 60140 255, Keyes Ave, Hampshire, IL 60140 8476832288, 8476832003, 8003236878
George K. Gill Chairman of the Board, Chairman Of The Board, Chief Executive Officer
Flight Safety Academy 2012 - 2013
Flight Safety Academy 2011 - 2013
Savannah College of Art and Design 2005 - 2009
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Photography
Interests:
Airplanes, Flying, Photography, Magic, Traveling, My pets
Denver Foot & Ankle Clinic PC 401 W Hampden Pl STE 260, Englewood, CO 80110 3037615454 (phone), 3037615458 (fax)
Denver Foot & Ankle Clinic PC 910 16 St STE 720, Denver, CO 80202 3037615454 (phone), 3037615458 (fax)
Procedures:
Arthrocentesis Hallux Valgus Repair
Conditions:
Hallux Valgus Plantar Fascitis Tinea Pedis
Languages:
English Spanish
Description:
Dr. Gill works in Englewood, CO and 1 other location and specializes in Podiatric Medicine. Dr. Gill is affiliated with Porter Adventist Hospital and Swedish Medical Center.
In 1994, a show re-publicized the story of the mummy. The show featured George Gill, the University of Wyoming anthropologist, in its story coverage. A family was watching the show in Cheyenne and knew that Pedro Mountain mummy was not alone.