Paul A Silverstein

US Patent:

7450386, Nov 11, 2008

Filed:

May 5, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/800248

Inventors:

Paul Silverstein - Miami FL, US
Frederick K. Husher - Pembroke Pines FL, US
Jee Shum - Miramar FL, US

International Classification:

H05K 7/20

US Classification:

361700, 361699, 361704, 165 804, 16510433, 16510426, 174 151, 174 152, 257715

Abstract:

A phase-separated evaporator includes a boiler plate and a phase separation chamber that includes a housing, connected to the boiler plate, having a gas port and a liquid port; and a phase partitioner connected to interiors of the housing, dividing the phase-separated evaporator into a vapor directing compartment and a condensate directing compartment. The phase partitioner includes a partition panel and multiple feeding injectors extending from the partition panel, with the injector tips disposed immediately above the boiler plate. The returning condensate from a condenser enters from the liquid port into the condensate directing compartment and feeds onto the boiler plate through the feeding injectors; while the vapor generated in the vapor directing compartment exits from the gas port, without encountering the condensate. Further disclosed are a high efficiency heat dissipation system utilizing the phase-separated evaporator and a blade-thru condenser, and a computer system utilizing the heat dissipation system.

US Patent:

7686071, Mar 30, 2010

Filed:

Jul 27, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/494238

Inventors:

Paul Silverstein - Miami FL, US

Assignee:

ArticChoke Enterprises LLC - Miami FL

International Classification:

F28B 1/06

US Classification:

165110, 16510421

Abstract:

A condenser includes a condenser core, input and output manifolds connected therewith. The condenser core has a blade-thru structure, which is formed by a plurality of layers of thin metal blades stacked on top of another by joint interfaces or joined by spacer rings between two adjacent blades. Each layer of the blades includes condensation chamber(s), wherein the floor of the chamber is monolithic with the rest of the blade. The blades are so aligned that the condensation chamber(s) of each blade are on top of the condensation chamber(s) of the blade immediate underneath, thereby forming phase exchange column(s). Each condensation chamber has one or more apertures on the floor thereof, permitting vapor and condensate to pass therethrough and causing vibration of the chamber floor. Further disclosed is a heat dissipation system utilizing the blade-thru condenser, as well as a computer system utilizing the heat dissipation system.

US Patent:

20100214740, Aug 26, 2010

Filed:

Nov 5, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/265726

Inventors:

Paul Silverstein - Miami FL, US
Frederick K. Husher - Pembroke Pines FL, US
Jee Shum - Miramar FL, US

Assignee:

ArticChoke Enterprises - Miami FL

International Classification:

G06F 1/20
F25B 39/02
F28F 7/00

US Classification:

36167952, 62519, 165185

Abstract:

A phase-separated evaporator includes a boiler plate and a phase separation chamber that includes a housing, connected to the boiler plate, having a gas port and a liquid port; and a phase partitioner connected to interiors of the housing, dividing the phase-separated evaporator into a vapor directing compartment and a condensate directing compartment. The phase partitioner includes a partition panel and multiple feeding injectors extending from the partition panel, with the injector tips disposed immediately above the boiler plate. The returning condensate from a condenser enters from the liquid port into the condensate directing compartment and feeds onto the boiler plate through the feeding injectors; while the vapor generated in the vapor directing compartment exits from the gas port, without encountering the condensate. Further disclosed are a high efficiency heat dissipation system utilizing the phase-separated evaporator and a blade-thru condenser, and a computer system utilizing the heat dissipation system.

US Patent:

60090685, Dec 28, 1999

Filed:

Sep 4, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/923815

Inventors:

Paul W. Silverstein - Miami FL

Assignee:

CD Server Corporation - Miami FL

International Classification:

G11B 1704

US Classification:

369178

Abstract:

An apparatus for selectively inserting and removing compact discs into and out of a disc drive tray. A removable cartridge which holds multiple compact discs provides environmentally safe storage for the discs.

US Patent:

61697133, Jan 2, 2001

Filed:

Jun 28, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/340918

Inventors:

Paul W. Silverstein - Miami FL

Assignee:

CD Server Corporation - Miami FL

International Classification:

G11B 1724

US Classification:

369 37

Abstract:

Automatic disc changer apparatus includes a tray containing elastomeric grooves designed to securely hold multiple compact information storage discs in generally upright positions, one or more stations, each performing processing operations on discs transferred from the tray one at a time (operations such as reading information from discs and/or writing information to them), means for effecting relative movement between the tray and the stations for aligning a selected groove in the tray with a station, a transfer mechanism associated with each station for moving a disc from the selected groove to a loading position at the station, and from that position back to the tray, in controllably driven rotations, and latch means for laterally moving the disc between the loading position and a processing station. In the controllably driven rotation, top and bottom edges of each selected disc are flexibly constrained while a force is applied to the disc tangential to its top edge. After processing, the selected disc is returned to the tray in a controllably driven reverse rotation.

US Patent:

59433060, Aug 24, 1999

Filed:

Sep 30, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/941468

Inventors:

Paul W. Silverstein - Miami FL

Assignee:

CD Server Corporation - Miami FL

International Classification:

G11B 1722
G11B 1724

US Classification:

369 37

Abstract:

Automatic disc changer apparatus includes a tray containing elastomeric grooves designed to securely hold multiple compact information storage discs in generally upright positions, one or more stations, each performing processing operations on discs transferred from the tray one at a time (operations such as reading information from discs and/or writing information to them), mechanism for effecting relative movement between the tray and the stations for aligning a selected groove in the tray with a station, a transfer mechanism associated with each station for moving a disc from the selected groove to a loading position at the station, and from that position back to the tray, in controllably driven rotations, and latch mechanism for laterally moving the disc between the loading position and a processing station. In the controllably driven rotation, top and bottom edges of each selected disc are flexibly constrained while a force is applied to the disc tangential to its top edge. After processing, the selected disc is returned to the tray in a controllably driven reverse rotation.