Consolidated Graphics since Nov 2008
Corporate Staff Attorney
Consolidated Graphics Mar 2007 - Nov 2008
IT Privacy and Compliance Administrator
Broemer and Associates, LLC Jul 2003 - Mar 2007
Associate (attorney); Network Administrator
Affiliated Systems Corporation Oct 1994 - Nov 2005
Director of Information Technology; Network Administrator; Research Assistant
Education:
University of Houston Law Center 1997 - 2001
JD
University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business 1989 - 1994
BBA, Finance
Jerry Carlson - Spencer IA, US James Casey - Spencer IA, US
Assignee:
EATON CORPORATION - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
F01M001/10
US Classification:
074/60600R
Abstract:
A hydrostatic transmission having a fluid pump (), and a fluid motor () disposed in a housing () which is in fluid communication with a source (C) of low pressure fluid. The housing () defines a recessed area () and disposed therein is a piece of filter material (), the recessed area intersecting the flow path through the transmission at a location between the low pressure source (C) and an inlet () to the pump (). The flow area of the recessed area is substantially greater than that of the flow path through the transmission. The piece of filter material () is attached directly within the recessed area () in a manner sufficient to maintain the filter material therein during flow through the flow path. The invention provides substantial filter capacity without adding to the overall size or cost of any of the transmission components.
Dale A. Stretch - Novi MI, US Jeffrey C. Thompson - Commerce Township MI, US Mahesh Joshi - Pune, IN Shrikant Basurtekar - Belgaum, IN Jerry Carlson - Spirit Lake IA, US Aaron H. Jagoda - St. Louis Park MN, US Jayakumar Ravathur - Eden Prairie MN, US Otto Schultheis - Marshell MI, US Glenn C. Fortune - Farmington Hills MI, US Paul Brenner - Chaska MN, US Thomas J. Stoltz - Allen Park MI, US
International Classification:
F15D 1/00
US Classification:
13756501, 137613
Abstract:
A valve is provided including a first valve member and a second valve member. The first valve member includes a first step and a first orifice adjacent the first step. The second valve member includes a second step and a second orifice adjacent the second step. The second valve member is movable relative to the first valve member between an open position, in which the first orifice is fluidly connected the second orifice, and a closed position, in which the first orifice is substantially fluidly disconnected from the second orifice. The first and second steps are fluidly connected to the second orifice and substantially fluidly disconnected from the first orifice when the second valve member is in the closed position, and the first and second steps are fluidly connected to the first and second orifices when the second valve member is in the open position.
Jeffrey C. Thompson - Commerce Township MI, US Mahesh Joshi - Pune, IN Shrikant Basurtekar - Belgaum, IN Jerry L. Carlson - Spirit Lake IA, US Aaron H. Jagoda - St. Louis Park MN, US Jayakumar Ravathur - Eden Prairie MN, US Otto Schultheis - Marshell MI, US G. Clark Fortune - Farmington Hills MI, US Paul Brenner - Chaska MN, US Thomas J. Stoltz - Allen Park MI, US
International Classification:
F15B 21/00
US Classification:
13756501, 137597
Abstract:
A valve is provided including a first valve member and a second valve member. The first valve member includes a first step and a first orifice adjacent the first step. The second valve member includes a second step and a second orifice adjacent the second step. The second valve member is movable relative to the first valve member between an open position, in which the first orifice is fluidly connected the second orifice, and a closed position, in which the first orifice is substantially fluidly disconnected from the second orifice. The first and second steps are fluidly connected to the second orifice and substantially fluidly disconnected from the first orifice when the second valve member is in the closed position, and the first and second steps are fluidly connected to the first and second orifices when the second valve member is in the open position.
Robert Koonse, Larry Campbell, Nancy Williams, Dorothy Shaw, June Kelley, Henry Deuschle, Ben Robinson, John Blank, Larry Newman, Joseph Ford, Leslie Hill, Ellen Frasier