Peter H Sorensen

US Patent:

6348155, Feb 19, 2002

Filed:

Oct 30, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/183099

Inventors:

David A. Conway - Plandome NY
Thomas J. Smith - Meyersville NJ
Peter Sorensen - Havre MT
Sean Doyle - Phoenix AZ

Assignee:

WaterChef, Inc. - Glen Head NY

International Classification:

B01D 1500

US Classification:

210668, 210669, 210694, 210748, 210760, 210202, 210251, 210259, 210266

Abstract:

A system and method for purifying water in large quantities for drinking. The system comprises a housing having a water inlet, filtering means connected to the water inlet for filtering sediment and particulate matter from the water, an inlet pump to keep the water flowing through the housing at a predetermined pressure and a mixed bed multimedia unit connected to the filtering means for removing pollutants and controlling organic growth from the water. There is also an ultra-violet treatment means connected to the mixed bed multimedia unit for subjecting the water in the system to ultraviolet radiation and carbon block filtration means disposed for a final filtering prior to dispensing the water at one or more dispensing. There is also a bottle washing means provided within the housing for cleaning water bottles prior to filling with the purified water. The system can supply drinking water for entire communities, yet is portable enough to be easily transported to disaster areas.

US Patent:

7235065, Jun 26, 2007

Filed:

Apr 24, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/422086

Inventors:

Peter H. Sorensen - Flushing NY, US

International Classification:

A61M 35/00

US Classification:

604302, 604294, 604295, 604300

Abstract:

The invention relates to a holder for an eyedropper comprising a base having a top surface, a bottom surface, and side surfaces wherein the base has at least one interface for receiving the eyedropper. There is also a support coupled to the base and extending from the bottom surface of this base. Extending out from this support is a first leg and a second leg. These legs branch apart to form a slot or support groove therebetween. There is also a track formed on the bottom surface of the base wherein the support is adjustably coupled to the track so that the support can slide along the track. At least one band can be coupled to the base. The band is allows an eyedropper to attach to the holder.

US Patent:

42533210, Mar 3, 1981

Filed:

Sep 21, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/077510

Inventors:

Peter H. Sorensen - Flushing NY

International Classification:

A47G 2910

US Classification:

70456R

Abstract:

A key holder is provided which includes a plurality of resilient, generally S-shaped key partitions arranged in a pack and generally disposed in spaced-apart, parallel relationship. Each of the partitions having two opposite end portions which are joined together by a sloping intermediate portion, and the end portions of adjacent partitions defining key head-receiving slots therebetween. A plurality of partition spacers are also provided, each of which is disposed solely between the intermediate portions of an adjacent pair of the partitions. The key holder also includes a pair of generally S-shaped side plates, each of which is disposed on an opposite side of the pack of partitions. Each of the side plates have two opposite end portions which are joined together by a sloping intermediate portion, which are in substantial alignment with the end and intermediate portions of the partitions. The intermediate portions of the side plates extend laterally outward beyond the lateral sides of the intermediate portions of the partitions so as to define uninterrupted key bit-receiving channels on either lateral side of the intermediate portions of the partitions.

US Patent:

45961263, Jun 24, 1986

Filed:

Jun 11, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/619127

Inventors:

Peter H. Sorensen - Flushing NY

International Classification:

A47G 2910

US Classification:

70456R

Abstract:

A key or article holder for articles which have article-heads, includes a plurality of resilient, generally S-shaped partitions arranged in a pack and disposed in substantially spaced-apart parallel relationship. Each partition is provided with two opposite end portions terminating in opposite directions, which are joined together by a sloping intermediate portion. A plurality of partition spacers, each disposed adjacent the intermediate portions of the partitions maintain the spaced-apart relationship of the partitions. Each of a pair of generally S-shaped resilient side-plates is disposed on an opposite side of the pack of partitions. The end and intermediate portions of the side-plates are in substantial alignment with the end and intermediate portions of the partitions, which define an uninterrupted article-bit receiving channel. The article-heads of a plurality of articles are releasably, pivotably mounted in the article-head receiving slots and are engaged therein by adjustable frictional tension.