James P Nolan

US Patent:

58130896, Sep 29, 1998

Filed:

Oct 15, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/732771

Inventors:

James R. Nolan - Aurora IL
Gary E. Kruse - Lawrenceville GA

Assignee:

Abatement Technologies, Inc. - Lawrenceville GA

International Classification:

A47L 512
A47L 902

US Classification:

15383

Abstract:

An improved power-driven brush assembly is disclosed, useful for cleaning the interior surfaces of ducts, pipes, and other similar structures. The apparatus comprises a cable having a brush at one end, and a motor at the other end for spinning the cable and the brush. A casing surrounds the cable, allowing a fluid to be injected through the casing to the brush. A fluid directing assembly at the end of the casing near the brush allows fluid to the be injected into the duct in a desired direction, to flush particulate matter from the vicinity of the brush.

US Patent:

20210349279, Nov 11, 2021

Filed:

May 5, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/308729

Inventors:

- Aurora IL, US
James Patrick Nolan - Yorkville IL, US
Nathan Eric Benton - Wickenburg AZ, US
Syed Babar Abbas - Chicago IL, US

Assignee:

viaPhoton, Inc. - Aurora IL

International Classification:

G02B 6/44

Abstract:

An apparatus implements a fiber breakout assembly. The fiber breakout assembly includes a tube and a plug. The tube includes a trunk portion and a plug receiving portion. The plug includes multiple entry holes and is configured to be inserted into the plug receiving portion of the tube. A crimp post is formed as part of the tube and includes one or more crimp retention features.

US Patent:

20150355429, Dec 10, 2015

Filed:

Apr 17, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/689628

Inventors:

- Hickory NC, US
James P. Nolan - Yorkville IL, US
Nahid Islam - Westmont IL, US

International Classification:

G02B 6/44
H01B 9/00

Abstract:

An assembly includes: a hybrid power/fiber optic cable comprising pluralities of power conductors and optical fibers, the plurality of power conductors and the plurality of optical fibers contained within a common jacket; a first breakout canister; and a second breakout canister. The hybrid power/fiber optic cable enters the first breakout canister and a plurality of power cords exit the first breakout canister, the power conductors of the hybrid power/fiber optic cable and the power cords being electrically connected within the first breakout canister, a respective one of a plurality of first conduits protecting each of the plurality of power cords. The plurality of optical fibers enters the first breakout canister and exits the first breakout canister, the exiting plurality of optical fibers being protected by a second conduit attached to the first breakout canister. The plurality of optical fibers enters the second breakout canister and exits the second breakout canister.