Richard T Elliott

US Patent:

41683412, Sep 18, 1979

Filed:

Feb 21, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/879568

Inventors:

Roy W. Siedenstrang - Stow OH
Richard E. Elliott - Bartlesville OK

Assignee:

Phillips Petroleum Co. - Bartlesville OK

International Classification:

C08L 900

US Classification:

428411

Abstract:

A laminate in which a fabric backing is adhered to a composition containing a radial teleblock copolymer having blocks of poly(conjugated diene) and poly(monovinylaromatic) and sufficient surface dulling agent to provide a suede-like surface. A laminate as described having high air permeability and suede-like surface is used as material for uppers of shoes.

US Patent:

48539465, Aug 1, 1989

Filed:

Jun 2, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/201405

Inventors:

Richard J. Elliott - Akron OH
Walter A. Dupuis - Cleveland Hts. OH
Theodore A. Resnick - Cleveland Hts. OH

Assignee:

Picker International, Inc. - Highland Hts. OH

International Classification:

H05G 160

US Classification:

378 4

Abstract:

A plurality of medical electronic apparatae (A) including a CT scanner (B) or other medical imaging equipment are disposed at each of a plurality of remote locations. A diagnostic service system (C) monitors each CT scanner to create a malfunction history therefor. A central polling station (D) polls the diagnostic service system of each scanner to retrieve the diagnostic history thereof. The diagnostic service system includes a plurality of monitors (80, 82, 84, 86, 88) which monitor operating conditions and parameters of the scanner. The monitored operating conditions include the operating mode within the sequence of operating modes, operating parameters of an X-ray tube (12), and the operation of other scanner components. When a fault detection circuit (92) detects a malfunction, a latch array (90) immediately stores an indication of the condition monitored by the monitors. A read/write circuit (94) transfers the latched condition data to a malfunction history memory (96).

US Patent:

44932839, Jan 15, 1985

Filed:

May 25, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/497760

Inventors:

Richard E. Elliott - Mineral City OH

International Classification:

B63B 2152

US Classification:

114263

Abstract:

An anchor which secures a floating boat dock in position and which can be installed and removed easily from the dock for seasonal use. A base is permanently installed on the bottom of a lake and has a spherical ball projecting upwards from the base. A post has a socket formed in the bottom end which is provided with a pivotally mounted flap for capturing and releasing the spherical ball therein to removably mount the post on the base. A lever is attached to the upper end of the post and is connected to the flap for moving it between open and closed position. The post is loosely connected to the dock permitting limited movement of the dock with respect to the post. The post is movable on the spherical ball of the base permitting limited movement of the dock and post due to wave action reducing damage and fatigue on the anchor and dock. The lever is operated from the dock to attach and disconnect the post to and from the base enabling easy seasonal placement and removal of the dock after the initial installation of the bases.