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  • 1452 N Vasco Rd, Livermore, CA 94551
  • 465 Stony Point Rd #241, Santa Rosa, CA 95401
  • 1020 Easum Dr, Napa, CA 94558 (707) 252-8409
  • Burlingame, CA
  • San Luis Obispo, CA
  • 1020 Easum Dr, Napa, CA 94558

Work

Position: Professional/Technical

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Publications

Us Patents

Method For Abatement Of Gaseous Pollutants

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US Patent:
6511641, Jan 28, 2003
Filed:
Jun 27, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/892729
Inventors:
Timothy L. Herman - Napa CA
Jack Ellis - Napa CA
Floris Y. Tsang - Walnut Creek CA
Daniel O. Clark - Pleasanton CA
Belynda G. Flippo - Soquel CA
David Inori - Napa CA
Keith Kaarup - San Francisco CA
Mark Morgenlaender - Napa CA
Aaron Mao - Napa CA
Assignee:
Advanced Technology Materials, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
B01D 5356
US Classification:
423210, 423235, 423240 R, 423240 S, 423241
Abstract:
An apparatus and method are provided for treating pollutants in a gaseous stream. The apparatus comprises tubular inlets for mixing a gas stream with other oxidative and inert gases for mixture within a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by heating elements and has orifices through which cool or heated air enters into the central reaction chamber. A process is also provided whereby additional gases are added to the gaseous stream preferably within the temperature range of 650 C-950 C which minimizes or alleviates the production of NOx.

Chamber Cleaning Mechanism

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US Patent:
6544482, Apr 8, 2003
Filed:
Mar 14, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/525221
Inventors:
David M. Inori - Napa CA
Assignee:
Advanced Technology Materials, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
B01D 5334
US Classification:
422168, 422170, 422171, 422178, 422210, 15104068, 15104096, 1510409, 152492
Abstract:
The present invention provides a reaction chamber cleaning apparatus comprising a chamber, a blade apparatus comprising at least one annular mounting member, at least four scraping blades attached peripherally about the annular mounting member, and a reciprocal movement unit for rotating said scraping blade(s) circumferentially back and forth along the interior surface of said chamber to scrape the interior surface of said chamber; said reaction chamber cleaning apparatus also comprising a vortex unit comprising a generally conical outer shell attached to and extending downwardly from the top plate top plate, and a liquid inlet arranged in relation to the outer shell to tangentially introduce liquid into the outer shell, thereby forming a laminar sheet of fluid on the inner surface of the outer shell; said vortex unit further comprising a baffle and a concentric chamber bounded by the outer surface of the baffle, the inner surface of the outer shell, and the bottom surface of the top plate. The invention also includes methods for using the reaction chamber for effluent abatement.

Chamber Cleaning Mechanism

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US Patent:
6775876, Aug 17, 2004
Filed:
Nov 13, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/293109
Inventors:
David M. Inori - Napa CA
Assignee:
Advanced Technology Materials, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
B08B 908
US Classification:
152465, 55295
Abstract:
An apparatus for cleaning a reaction chamber which has a chamber, a blade apparatus and a reciprocable rotating unit. The chamber has a wall with an interior surface. The blade apparatus has at least one annular mounting member and at least three scraping blades attached peripherally about the annular mounting member and arranged in a parallel relationship to a longitudinal axis of the chamber. The reciprocable movement unit has a reciprocable member pivotally connected at a peripheral position to the blade apparatus. The reciprocable movement unit rotates the scraping blade(s) circumferentially back and forth along the interior surface of the chamber to scrape its interior surface.

System For Removing A Display Unit From A Multi Panel Display

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US Patent:
20110188981, Aug 4, 2011
Filed:
Jan 28, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/016851
Inventors:
Brian BONN - Scotts Valley CA, US
David Inori - Santa Rosa CA, US
Nigel F. Misso - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
B66F 11/00
B66C 23/18
B66F 3/08
B66F 3/36
US Classification:
414560, 254133 R, 254100
Abstract:
A lift system removes a display unit or components thereof from a tiled display wall in a way that minimizes the risk of damaging the removed display unit and other display units in the tiled display wall. A lifting structure is configured to selectively lift one or more display units away from the desired display unit when the lifting structure is raised by a vertical motion actuator. The lifting structure is further configured to be free to rotate slightly about a vertical axis when lifting the display units, so that the lifted display units are not constrained to purely vertical translation when lifted away from the desired display unit.

Latch System For Coupling Precision Frames

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US Patent:
20120189381, Jul 26, 2012
Filed:
Jan 25, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/013757
Inventors:
Scot C. Fairchild - Santa Clara CA, US
David Inori - Santa Rosa CA, US
Jeffrey S. Thayer - Montara CA, US
Nigel F. Misso - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
F16D 1/10
US Classification:
403328
Abstract:
A latch system couples precision frames in a way that does not over-constrain the coupled frames. The position of a female latching device mounted to one precision frame is adjustable so that, prior to coupling, the latching device can be aligned to a fixed pin that is part of a fixed pin assembly mounted to a second precision frame. Once positioned, the female latching device is fixed in position with respect to the pin and mechanically coupled to the pin, so that the first and second precision frames are not distorted when the coupling takes place. Such latch systems can be used to provide a rigid and over-constrained connection between two structures that does not contain interference fits or the resultant deflection associated with interference fits.

Latch System For Coupling Precision Frames

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US Patent:
20120189383, Jul 26, 2012
Filed:
Jan 25, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/013759
Inventors:
Scot C. Fairchild - Santa Clara CA, US
David Inori - Santa Rosa CA, US
Jeffrey S. Thayer - Montara CA, US
Nigel F. Misso - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
F16B 5/00
US Classification:
403376
Abstract:
A latch system couples precision frames in a way that does not over-constrain the coupled frames. The position of a female latching device mounted to one precision frame is adjustable so that, prior to coupling, the latching device can be aligned to a fixed pin that is part of a fixed pin assembly mounted to a second precision frame. Once positioned, the female latching device is fixed in position with respect to the pin and mechanically coupled to the pin, so that the first and second precision frames are not distorted when the coupling takes place. Such latch systems can be used to provide a rigid and over-constrained connection between two structures that does not contain interference fits or the resultant deflection associated with interference fits.

Advanced Apparatus For Abatement Of Gaseous Pollutants

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US Patent:
62615246, Jul 17, 2001
Filed:
Apr 20, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/295182
Inventors:
Timothy L. Herman - Napa CA
Jack Ellis - Napa CA
Floris Y. Tsang - Walnut Creek CA
Daniel O. Clark - Pleasanton CA
Belynda Flippo - Soquel CA
David Inori - Napa CA
Keith Kaarup - San Francisco CA
Mark Morgenlaender - Napa CA
Aaron Mao - Napa CA
Assignee:
Advanced Technology Materials, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
F01N 310
F01N 322
US Classification:
422173
Abstract:
An apparatus and method are provided for treating pollutants in a gaseous stream. The apparatus comprises tubular inlets for mixing a gas stream with other oxidative and inert gases for mixture within a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by heating elements and has orifices through which cool or heated air enters into the central reaction chamber. A process is also provided whereby additional gases are added to the gaseous stream preferably within the temperature range of 650 C. -950. degree. C. which minimizes or alleviates the production of NOx.
David M Inori from Livermore, CA, age ~62 Get Report