James E Daniels

US Patent:

44828144, Nov 13, 1984

Filed:

Oct 20, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/543721

Inventors:

James H. Daniels - North Wales PA

Assignee:

General Signal Corporation - Stamford CT

International Classification:

F01K 1302

US Classification:

290 40B

Abstract:

This invention provides for regulating the generation of a generator at a local power station whose governor receives control signals from a central load dispatcher effective to change the generation so long as there is a change in generation required to meet desired system conditions and wherein a signal representative of actual generation of the generator is fed back to the load dispatchers office. The improvement provides means for producing a signal representative of the ratio of the throttle pressure set point to the actual throttle pressure as well as means for multiplying the signal representative of actual generation by that ratio and supplying the product as the sole feedback to the load dispatcher for determining the control signals to the governor.

US Patent:

47452498, May 17, 1988

Filed:

Feb 19, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/016531

Inventors:

James A. Daniels - Plymouth Meeting PA

Assignee:

Mrs. Paul's Kitchens Inc. - Philadelphia PA

International Classification:

H05B 680

US Classification:

219 1055E

Abstract:

A method and package assembly for retailing and microwave heating of a breaded food product is provided. The package assembly includes a container with an interior surface composed of a microwave interactive material. The container bottom has inlet air openings and the container top has outlet air openings therein. The container also has a support member for supporting the food product in order to minimize the degree of contact between the food product and the container and the support member. The container is adapted to rest on an exterior packaging sleeve whereby a generally verticle air flow pathway is provided through the container to promote convection heating and crisping of the breaded surface portion of the food product during microwave heating.