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Bryan R Bielec

from Hamburg, NY
Age ~54
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Also known as:
Brian R Bielec
Phone and address:
3000 Walbridge Dr, Hamburg, NY 14075
(716) 627-1469
Related to:
Suzanne E Henry, 50Allison M Mora, 54Richard Tripp, 84Sandra Tripp, 85Heather Roberts, 35Stanley Bielec
Connected to:
Brent J Bielec, 42Heather N Bielec, 44Justin M Bielec, 35Kayte S Bielec, 47Alan D Bielecki, 57Andrew M Bielecki, 50Daneen Bielecki, 67Jerzy D Bielecki, 70Lee C Bielecki, 66Magdalena Bielecka, 56

Bryan Bielec Phones & Addresses

  • 3000 Walbridge Dr, Hamburg, NY 14075 (716) 627-1469 (716) 627-5104 (716) 627-9111
  • 18 Donald Dr, Buffalo, NY 14225 (716) 631-1437 (716) 633-4938
  • Cheektowaga, NY
  • Holland, NY
  • South Wales, NY
  • Lake View, NY

Work

Company: Praxair Aug 2002 Position: Senior technologist

Skills

Engineering • Process Engineering • Research and Development

Industries

Chemicals

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Senior Technologist

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Location:
3000 Walbridge Dr, Hamburg, NY 14075
Industry:
Chemicals
Work:
Praxair
Senior Technologist
Skills:
Engineering
Process Engineering
Research and Development

Publications

Us Patents

Dual Sensor Oxygen Therapy Device

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US Patent:
7222624, May 29, 2007
Filed:
Jul 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/882610
Inventors:
M. Abdul-Aziz Rashad - Kenmore NY, US
Paul W. Belanger - East Amherst NY, US
Bryan R. Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
Assignee:
Praxair Technology, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
A61M 16/00
A62B 7/00
A61B 5/00
A61B 5/08
US Classification:
12820423, 12820511, 600323, 600344
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for supplying respiratory oxygen to a patient where the oxygen flow is monitored so as to be control and conserve in response to the patient's pulse rate and blood hemoglobin saturation.

Portable Gas Operating Inhaler

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US Patent:
7461649, Dec 9, 2008
Filed:
May 14, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/845411
Inventors:
Stephan C. F. Gamard - Buffalo NY, US
Bryan R. Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
Royce S. Fishman - Hernando FL, US
Alan Cheng - Naperville NY, US
Assignee:
Praxair Technology, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
A61M 11/00
A61M 15/00
A61M 16/00
US Classification:
12820022, 12820011, 12820014, 12820312, 12820315, 12820418
Abstract:
An inhaler comprising a compressed gas, such as Heliox gas is provided. The disclosed inhaler includes a first chamber containing a compressed gas which is in communication with an equalization chamber having pressure lower than the pressure of the gas in the first chamber. The inhaler also includes a drug storage chamber which is detachably coupled to the equalization chamber and operable such that a portion of the compressed gas from the equalization chamber fluidizes and aerosolizes the drug to produce a drug cloud. The drug cloud is directed into a spacer where it can be inhaled by a user.

Multi-Output Valve Useful To Promote Non-Stationary Flame

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US Patent:
8033295, Oct 11, 2011
Filed:
Feb 8, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/028416
Inventors:
James Patrick Meagher - Buffalo NY, US
Mark Allen Kailburn - Tonawanda NY, US
Willam Thoru Kobayashi - East Amherst NY, US
Bryan R Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
Friedrich Eduard Purkert - Buffalo NY, US
Assignee:
Praxair Technology, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
F16K 11/08
US Classification:
13762511, 13762546
Abstract:
A valve useful in distributing gas received in one inlet to several outlets in a sequence, and burner apparatus including this valve for feeding material in sequence to outlets of a burner thereby forming a non-stationary flame at the burner.

Reliable Ignition Of Hot Oxygen Generator

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US Patent:
8105074, Jan 31, 2012
Filed:
Jun 24, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/490652
Inventors:
William John Mahoney - East Aurora NY, US
Bryan R. Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
Gary Thomas Vardian - Indian Trail NC, US
Adrian Christian Deneys - Danville CA, US
Michael Francis Riley - Greenwood IN, US
William Eric Slye - E. Amherst NY, US
Assignee:
Praxair Technology, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
F23D 11/44
US Classification:
431 11, 431207, 431233
Abstract:
A stream of hot oxygen is formed by providing a duct and a fuel lance movable axially within the duct, flowing gaseous fuel out of the lance into the duct, mixing it in the duct with gaseous oxidant, flowing the mixture out of the duct into an atmosphere which is hot enough that it ignites the mixture without aid of an ignition source other than said atmosphere, and combusting said mixture in a flame that does not extend into said duct; then moving the lance so its fuel outlet approaches the duct exit orifice so that the base of said flame moves inside said duct to the fuel outlet; and then moving the lance to draw the fuel outlet and the flame attached thereto away from the exit orifice into the duct; and increasing the flow rate of gaseous oxidant in said duct, so that combustion of fuel within the duct heats uncombusted oxygen which emerges as a stream of hot oxidant.

Multi-Output Valve And Burner Useful To Promote Non-Stationary Flame

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US Patent:
8235709, Aug 7, 2012
Filed:
Sep 20, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/237542
Inventors:
James Patrick Meagher - Buffalo NY, US
Mark Allen Kailburn - Tonawanda NY, US
William Thoru Kobayashi - East Amherst NY, US
Bryan R. Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
Friedrich Eduard Purkert - Buffalo NY, US
Assignee:
Praxair Technology, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
F23N 1/00
US Classification:
431280, 431 12, 431 18, 431 8, 13762511, 13762546
Abstract:
A valve useful in distributing gas received in one inlet to several outlets in a sequence, and burner apparatus including this valve for feeding material in sequence to outlets of a burner thereby forming a non-stationary flame at the burner.

Portable Gas Operating Inhaler

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US Patent:
20050121025, Jun 9, 2005
Filed:
Dec 4, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/726627
Inventors:
Stephan Gamard - Buffalo NY, US
Bryan Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
International Classification:
A61M011/00
A61M015/00
A61M016/00
US Classification:
128200230, 128200140, 128203150
Abstract:
The invention relates to an inhaler comprising a compressed gas, such as Heliox gas in a first chamber which is in communication with an equalization chamber having pressure lower than the pressure of the gas in the first compressed chamber and having a drug storage chamber which is detachably coupled to the equalization chamber operable such that a portion of the compressed gas from the equalization chamber fluidizes and aerosolizes the drug to produce a drug cloud and which can then be injected into a spacer where it can be inhaled by a user.

Nasal Pressure Sensor Oxygen Therapy Device

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US Patent:
20060005842, Jan 12, 2006
Filed:
Jul 9, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/886559
Inventors:
M. Rashad - Kenmore NY, US
Paul Belanger - East Amherst NY, US
Bryan Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
International Classification:
A62B 7/00
A61G 10/00
A62B 9/00
US Classification:
128207180, 128206110, 128205230
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for supplying respiratory oxygen to a patient where the oxygen flow is monitored so as to control and conserve oxygen in response to the pressure in the nasal passages of the patient.

Gas Cylinder Dispensing Valve

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US Patent:
20060060251, Mar 23, 2006
Filed:
Sep 23, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/947212
Inventors:
Stephan C.F. Gamard - Kenmore NY, US
Bryan Bielec - Hamburg NY, US
Gregory Eytchison - Huron OH, US
Joe Quest - Ridgeville OH, US
Anthony Polakowski - Avon Lake OH, US
Jeffrey Smalheer - Parma OH, US
International Classification:
F16K 21/00
US Classification:
137613000
Abstract:
A gas cylinder dispensing valve having an internal flow path provided with a pressure regulator. A biased isolation valve is provided within the flow path between the pressure regulator and a gas inlet of the valve and a flow control valve is provided within the flow path between the pressure regulator and a gas outlet to discharge the gas. Both isolation valve and the flow control valve can be manipulated by a single control knob which when set in an off position closes the isolation valve. The control knob can be rotated from the off position to select discrete, calibrated flow rates or an auxiliary position in which gas may be dispensed at a regulated pressure from an auxiliary outlet port.
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