James Joseph Carr

US Patent:

53985699, Mar 21, 1995

Filed:

Jul 2, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/086418

Inventors:

James E. Carr - Waterford MI

Assignee:

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

G05G 114
F16C 1106

US Classification:

74560

Abstract:

A mounting for a control pedal in a motor vehicle includes a mounting bracket fixed relative to the vehicle having apertures defining an axis of rotation. The pedal has a hub defining a pivot axis. Spring loaded bearings in the hub are adapted to automatically snap axially outward from a first position to a second position, thereby rotatably connecting the pedal with the bracket, when the pivot axis is aligned with the axis of rotation. The axes are aligned by manipulating the pedal.

US Patent:

55883389, Dec 31, 1996

Filed:

Nov 30, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/347566

Inventors:

James E. Carr - Waterford MI
Mark A. Lindsey - Westland MI

Assignee:

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

G05G 114
F16C 1106

US Classification:

74560

Abstract:

A mounting for a control pedal in a motor vehicle includes a mounting bracket fixed relative to the vehicle having apertures defining an axis of rotation. The pedal has a hub defining a pivot axis. Spring loaded bearings in the hub are adapted to automatically snap axially outward from a first position to a second position, thereby rotatably connecting the pedal with the bracket, when the pivot axis is aligned with the axis of rotation. The axes are aligned by manipulating the pedal. Pedal end caps are snapped onto the hub and interposed between the hub and the bracket.

US Patent:

59341513, Aug 10, 1999

Filed:

Apr 18, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/844035

Inventors:

James Eugene Carr - Waterford MI
James Donald Walden - Wolverine Lake MI
Leonid Drits - West Bloomfield MI

Assignee:

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

G05G 114

US Classification:

74512

Abstract:

A push rod and pedal assembly includes a pedal pivotally mounted on a vehicle for movement in a generally longitudinal direction and a socket portion mounted on the pedal and movable with the pedal. The socket portion preferably has an opening facing in a generally forward longitudinal direction. The push rod and pedal assembly further includes a longitudinally oriented push rod having a push rod end being alignable generally forward of the socket portion and insertable within the socket portion upon forward longitudinal movement of the pedal. Thus, the push rod end becomes coupled to the socket portion of the pedal upon the application of forward longitudinal movement to the pedal, such as by a foot of an assembler. Preferably, a retainer is mounted on the push rod end and the retainer and push rod end are insertable within the socket portion of the pedal by snap-fitted connection upon forward longitudinal movement of the pedal.

US Patent:

39305538, Jan 6, 1976

Filed:

Nov 22, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/526195

Inventors:

John F. Kopera - Troy MI
William E. Lawson - Stillwater MN
James P. Carr - Silver Spring MD

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC

International Classification:

B62M 2702

US Classification:

180 928

Abstract:

A known vehicle normally operating on independently suspended trailing arms nd pneumatic tires can be converted to a tracked vehicle by wrapping endless tracks around the tire tread areas in multiples of two. An expansible wheel-connector device is provided for causing the trailing arms and wheels to deflect in unison, thereby maintaining track tension and tire-track interengagement, minimizing uneven final drive torque loadings, and relieving the wheel bearing loads brought on by the addition of the track.

US Patent:

20170232419, Aug 17, 2017

Filed:

May 2, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/584640

Inventors:

- Zellwood FL, US
James P. Carr - Bradenton FL, US
Jeffrey C. Burnham - Marco Island FL, US
Barry R. Jarrett - Olive Branch MS, US

Assignee:

Anuvia Plant Nutrients Corporation - Zellwood FL

International Classification:

B01J 19/24
C05G 3/00
B01J 2/12
C05C 3/00
B01J 2/00

Abstract:

The invention is directed to manufacture of fertilizer having commercial levels of nitrogen supplemented with organic substances. The process treats organic matter with acid causing hydrolysis of organic polymers after which the mix is injected with nitrogen. The resultant sterilized and liquefied organic matter is disbursed over recycled material for the production of granules. Because the process allows for the controlled addition of acids and ammonia, desired levels of components can be achieved. The process is scalable, odor controlled and safe thereby allowing for the location of biosolid processing facilities in most any location. Further, the fertilizer of the invention provides a dual nitrogen-release profile when applied to crops. After application to soil, fertilizer of the invention releases an immediate bolus of nitrogen, similar to traditional ammonium sulfate, followed by continued slow release of nitrogen typically over a season.

US Patent:

20150191399, Jul 9, 2015

Filed:

Mar 10, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/642842

Inventors:

- Beech Island SC, US
James P. Carr - Bradenton FL, US
Jeffrey C. Burnham - Beech Island SC, US
Barry R. Jarrett - Olive Branch MS, US

Assignee:

VitAg Corporation - Beech Island SC

International Classification:

C05C 3/00
B01J 19/24
C05G 3/00

Abstract:

The invention is directed to manufacture of fertilizer having commercial levels of nitrogen supplemented with organic substances. The process treats organic matter with acid causing hydrolysis of organic polymers after which the mix is injected with nitrogen. The resultant sterilized and liquefied organic matter is disbursed over recycled material for the production of granules. Because the process allows for the controlled addition of acids and ammonia, desired levels of components can be achieved. The process is scalable, odor controlled and safe thereby allowing for the location of biosolid processing facilities in most any location. Further, the fertilizer of the invention provides a dual nitrogen-release profile when applied to crops. After application to soil, fertilizer of the invention releases an immediate bolus of nitrogen, similar to traditional ammonium sulfate, followed by continued slow release of nitrogen typically over a season.

US Patent:

20150101374, Apr 16, 2015

Filed:

Nov 20, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/548542

Inventors:

- Beech Island SC, US
James P. Carr - Bradenton FL, US
Gary L. Dahms - Soda Springs ID, US

International Classification:

C05B 7/00
C05F 7/00
C05F 3/00
C05D 1/00
C05C 1/00
C05C 3/00
C05D 9/02
C05F 11/00
C05C 9/00

US Classification:

71 8, 71 12, 71 11, 71 21, 71 27, 71 28, 71 30

Abstract:

The invention is directed to processes for treating biosolids that result in high-value, nitrogen-containing, slow-release, organically-augmented inorganic fertilizer that are competitive with less valuable or more costly conventional commercially manufactured fertilizers. The process involves conditioning traditional waste-water biosolids and processing the conditioned biosolids continuously in a high throughput manufacturing facility. The exothermic design and closed loop control of the primary reaction vessel decreases significantly the amount of power necessary to run a manufacturing facility. The process utilizes green technologies to facilitate decreased waste and enhanced air quality standards over traditional processing plants. The fertilizer produced from recovered biosolid waste is safe and meets or exceeds the United States Environment Protection Agency (USEPA) Class A and Exceptional Quality standards and is not subject to restrictions or regulations.

US Patent:

20140137614, May 22, 2014

Filed:

Oct 9, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/049421

Inventors:

- Beech Island SC, US
James P. Carr - Bradenton FL, US
Gary L. Dahms - Mesquite NV, US

Assignee:

VitAg Corporation - Beech Island SC

International Classification:

C05B 7/00
C05F 3/00
C05F 11/00
C05F 7/00
C05D 1/00
C05C 9/00
C05C 1/00
C05C 3/00
C05D 9/02
C05F 3/06
C05F 17/00

US Classification:

71 8, 422224, 422119, 71 21, 71 12, 71 11, 71 23, 71 28, 71 30

Abstract:

The invention is directed to processes for treating biosolids that result in high-value, nitrogen-containing, slow-release, organically-augmented inorganic fertilizer that are competitive with less valuable or more costly conventional commercially manufactured fertilizers. The process involves conditioning traditional waste-water biosolids and processing the conditioned biosolids continuously in a high throughput manufacturing facility. The exothermic design and closed loop control of the primary reaction vessel decreases significantly the amount of power necessary to run a manufacturing facility. The process utilizes green technologies to facilitate decreased waste and enhanced air quality standards over traditional processing plants. The fertilizer produced from recovered biosolid waste is safe and meets or exceeds the United States Environment Protection Agency (USEPA) Class A and Exceptional Quality standards and is not subject to restrictions or regulations.

Address:

10310 Palermo Cir APT 201, Tampa, FL 33619

VIN:

JM1BL1K38B1362166

Make:

MAZDA

Model:

SPEED3

Year:

2011