Wendell L Goodwin

US Patent:

20110017589, Jan 27, 2011

Filed:

Jul 23, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/842910

Inventors:

Wendell W. Goodwin - Walnut CA, US

International Classification:

C25B 9/02
B23P 19/10
C25B 11/00

US Classification:

2042861, 2952501, 20429701

Abstract:

An anode mount assembly is provided for facilitating rapid replacement of an anode component. The adapter mount assembly can comprise a mount component comprising a component body having at least one mounting aperture disposed therein and at least one protrusion or recess that can engage a recess or protrusion of the anode component for restricting movement of the anode component with respect to the mount component in at least one of a rotational and a translational direction of movement. Further, the anode component can comprise an engagement aperture, and the mounting aperture and the engagement aperture can be configured to receive a fastener for securing the anode component to the mount component and for restricting at least one additional degree of movement of the anode component with respect to the mount component to thereby secure the anode component to the mount component.

US Patent:

49150537, Apr 10, 1990

Filed:

Sep 9, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/242155

Inventors:

Wendell Goodwin - South El Monte CA

International Classification:

B63B 1700

US Classification:

114343

Abstract:

An improved sacrificial marine anode is adapted for installation on numerous different types of marine vessels. The anode is comprised of a plate of sacrificial metal formed with a pair of longitudinally aligned slots which are spatially separated from each other and which are defined entirely within the perimeter of the plate. The anode may be installed on a marine vessel having a hull and a pair of spatially separated studs projecting from the hull below the waterline thereof. The anode is installed by placing the slab against the hull from beneath the waterline such that the studs project through the slots, and securing fasteners to the ends of the studs to clamp the slab against the hull.