Thomas R Wagner

US Patent:

20050118390, Jun 2, 2005

Filed:

Aug 18, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/920870

Inventors:

Thomas Wagner - Pittsburgh PA, US
Peter DeWalt - Charlotte NC, US

International Classification:

B32B003/06

US Classification:

428102000

Abstract:

The present invention relates to continuous strand mats, methods of producing continuous strand mats, and systems for producing continuous strand mats. A continuous strand mat can comprise a layer comprising a plurality of randomly oriented continuous strands of glass fibers and a plurality of stitches through the layer comprising at least one stitch yarn, wherein the stitches secure at least a portion of the plurality of strands to form the mat. A method of producing a continuous strand mat can comprise forming a loose mat of continuous strands of fiber glass and stitch bonding the loose mat.

US Patent:

45771278, Mar 18, 1986

Filed:

Dec 21, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/563912

Inventors:

Herbert E. Ferree - Greensburg PA
Thomas R. Wagner - Monroeville PA
Michael D. Hecht - West Mifflin PA
Thomas J. Donnelly - Monroeville PA

Assignee:

Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

H02K 706

US Classification:

310 83

Abstract:

An improved electric actuator is provided, having in association therewith a resolver. The actuator includes a stationary and a rotatable housing, and an electric motor within it. The electric motor drives the rotary housing through a speed reducing harmonic drive mechanism. The actuator has an opening in the rotary housing, and a cavity inwardly of the opening having a mating anchoring element connected with the stationary housing. A modular resolver is provided, of a shape and size to have a major portion of it occupy the cavity provided in the actuator, and having a mating part for engaging the mating part of the stationary housing, upon assemblage of the resolver to the actuator. A rotatable part of the resolver is secured to the rotary housing. A heat dissipation system is provided, including a fan mounted on a rotary member of the actuator and a closed circuit for the passage of air between the fan and a heat conductive plate forming a part of the stationary housing.

US Patent:

48163317, Mar 28, 1989

Filed:

Jan 2, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/000220

Inventors:

Robert B. Rau - Aurora OH
Thomas C. Wagner - Pittsburgh PA

Assignee:

PPG Industries, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

B32B 508
B05D 106

US Classification:

428294

Abstract:

Pultruded plastic substrates are produced which contain fine conductive elements of metal wires or conductive rovings. These conductive element containing pultruded articles are electrostatically coated.

US Patent:

58091440, Sep 15, 1998

Filed:

Aug 24, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/519074

Inventors:

Marvin A. Sirbu - Pittsburgh PA
J. D. Tygar - Pittsburgh PA
Benjamin T. H. Cox - Pittsburgh PA
Thomas Wagner - Pittsburgh PA

Assignee:

Carnegie Mellon University - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

H04L 900

US Classification:

380 25

Abstract:

A method for purchasing and delivering goods over a network is comprised of the steps of identifying a digital good to be purchased. A purchase price for the digital good is negotiated. After the negotiation step, an authenticated purchase request is sent to the merchant. The merchant encrypts the desired digital good and calculates a first cryptographic checksum for the encrypted good. The encrypted digital good and the first cryptographic checksum together with a timestamp are then transmitted to the customer. The customer calculates a second cryptographic checksum for the received encrypted digital good. The customer creates an electronic payment order containing information identifying the transaction, the second cryptographic checksum, credentials, and the timestamp. The electronic payment order is transmitted to the merchant. The merchant compares the first and second cryptographic checksums to ensure that they match, and if so, the merchant adds an electronic signature and a decryption key to the electronic payment order.

US Patent:

20170246640, Aug 31, 2017

Filed:

Feb 25, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/053224

Inventors:

- DELMONT PA, US
THOMAS WAGNER - MURRYSVILLE PA, US
RICHARD D. CERRA - ACME PA, US
ANDY CIESIELSKI - GREENSBURG PA, US
STAN CIESIELSKI - IRWIN PA, US
SCOTT HAUSER - LATROBE PA, US

Assignee:

ALLEGHENY PAPER SHREDDERS CORPORATION - DELMONT PA

International Classification:

B02C 18/14
B02C 13/284
B02C 21/02
B02C 13/31
B02C 18/22
B02C 13/04
B02C 13/286

Abstract:

An apparatus for destroying data storage devices comprises a shredder assembly, a hammer mill assembly, a chute mounted in an open communication with an interior of the shredder assembly and with an interior of the hammer mill assembly, the chute sized and shaped to transfer shredded remnants from the shredder assembly into the hammer mill assembly, a power drive assembly coupled to each of the shredder assembly and the hammer mill assembly, and a control assembly configured to operate the shredder assembly and the hammer mill assembly.

US Patent:

20150336105, Nov 26, 2015

Filed:

May 21, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/283621

Inventors:

JAMES WAGNER - Harrison City PA, US
Thomas Wagner - Murrysville PA, US

International Classification:

B02C 19/20
B02C 21/02

Abstract:

An apparatus for destroying storage media devices includes a receptacle member having an open top end, a closed bottom end and a peripheral side wall or a pair of side walls defining a hollow interior of the receptacle member. A member is mounted for a rotation adjacent the receptacle member and has an abrasive working surface. An electric motor causes the rotation of the member and a chute is positioned to deliver the one or more storage media devices into the hollow interior of the receptacle member. A cylinder and a pump urge the storage media devices into a contact with the abrasive working surface. The rotation of the abrasive member transforms at least a portion of the storage media devices contacting the abrasive member into particles, whereby the storage media devices are destructed sufficiently to prevent data mining from remnant(s) thereof or from the particles.

Address:

6000 Alden Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15220

Phone:

4125314287

VIN:

WP0AA298X7U763099

Make:

PORSCHE

Model:

CAYMAN

Year:

2007