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Lewis G Doom

from Stony Brook, NY
Age ~65
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Also known as:
Lewis S Doom, Lewis W Doom, Laura L Dimartino, Laura O, Ted Teal
Phone and address:
28 Acorn Ln, Stonybrook, NY 11790
(631) 751-1723
Related to:
Gerald Lewis Crowell
Connected to:
Annette J Doom, 52Ariel Doom, 33Brandi L Doom, 40Bruce M Doom, 70Christopher Doom, 31Linda L Doom, 75Michael H Doom, 67Paula J Doom, 65Sheryl D Doom, 72William L Doom, 69

Lewis Doom Phones & Addresses

  • 28 Acorn Ln, Stony Brook, NY 11790 (631) 751-1723
  • East Islip, NY
  • Bohemia, NY
  • Suffolk, VA
  • Easton, MD
  • Blue Hill, ME
  • Lutz, FL
  • Portsmouth, VA
  • Crawfordville, FL

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Senior Mechanical Engineer

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Location:
Stony Brook, NY
Work:

Senior Mechanical Engineer
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Location:
28 Acorn Ln, Stony Brook, NY 11790
Industry:
Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Lewis Doom
AIRFLOW DEHUMIDIFIERS INC
28 Acorn Ln, Stony Brook, NY 11790
Lewis Doom
GOODWAY INDUSTRIES MANUFACTURING INC
54 Davis Ln, Easton, MD 21601
Lewis G. Doom
GOODWAY INDUSTRIES HOLDING CORPORATION
C/O Goodway Industries, Bohemia, NY 11716
Lewis Doom
GOODWAY SALES, INC
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
54 Davis Ln, Easton, MD 21601

Publications

Us Patents

Corner Turning Assist Device For A Sewing Machine

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US Patent:
7047895, May 23, 2006
Filed:
Sep 29, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/953394
Inventors:
Paul Block - Nesconset NY, US
Michael Lydick - Medford NY, US
Lewis Doom - Stonybrook NY, US
Assignee:
Galkin Automated Products Inc. - West Babylon NY
International Classification:
D05B 19/00
US Classification:
11247003
Abstract:
A corner turning assist device for a sewing machine includes at least one sensor and at least one rotating mechanism engaging the workpiece from the underside of the same. The at least one sensor(s) provides signaling to a motor and the at least one rotating mechanism to indicate when the workpiece has reached a point for pivoting.

Needle Bar Driver Assembly For A Sewing Machine

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US Patent:
7114454, Oct 3, 2006
Filed:
Jun 8, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/862991
Inventors:
Paul Block - Nesconset NY, US
Michael Lydick - Medford NY, US
Lewis Doom - Stony Brook NY, US
International Classification:
D05B 55/14
US Classification:
112221
Abstract:
There is provided a needle bar driver assembly for an overlock sewing machine having a needle for penetrating a material to be sewed and a needle bar for securing the needle thereto. The needle bar driver assembly includes a main shaft, a floating pivot, and a linking mechanism. The main shaft provides an oscillating motion. The linking mechanism is coupled to the main shaft and to the floating pivot, and transfers the oscillating motion of the main shaft to the needle bar while pivoting on the floating pivot.

Continuous Mixer

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US Patent:
40927385, May 30, 1978
Filed:
Aug 12, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/604026
Inventors:
Lewis G. Doom - East Islip NY
International Classification:
B01F 704
US Classification:
366304
Abstract:
Mixing apparatus includes a rotor having at least one rotor surface comprising a non-cylindrical surface of revolution about the rotor shaft axis and a stator having at least one stator surface which is substantially reciprocal in shape to the rotor surface. The rotor and stator surfaces have pluralities of mixing teeth attached to and projecting outwardly from these surfaces such that the teeth on the rotor surfaces intermesh with those on the stator surfaces. These mixing teeth may be tapered preferably on both their circumferential and radial sides.

Premixer

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US Patent:
41369726, Jan 30, 1979
Filed:
Oct 12, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/731776
Inventors:
Lewis G. Doom - East Islip NY
International Classification:
B01F 720
B01F 722
US Classification:
366262
Abstract:
Premixing apparatus includes a number of elongated interdigitated rotors and stators. At least some of the rotors and/or stators include a first longitudinal portion with a transverse axis oriented at a first angle with respect to the horizontal axis and a second longitudinal portion with a transverse axis which forms an acute angle with the transverse axis of the first portion.

Continuous Mixer

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US Patent:
41556585, May 22, 1979
Filed:
Mar 3, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/883283
Inventors:
Lewis G. Doom - East Islip NY
International Classification:
B01F 1500
US Classification:
366302
Abstract:
Mixing apparatus includes a rotor having at least one rotor surface comprising a non-cylindrical surface of revolution about the rotor shaft axis and a stator having at least one stator surface which is substantially reciprocal in shape to the rotor surface. The rotor and stator surfaces have pluralities of mixing teeth attached to and projecting outwardly from these surfaces such that the teeth on the rotor surfaces intermesh with those on the stator surfaces. These mixing teeth may be tapered preferably on both their circumferential and radial sides.

Cake Filler

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US Patent:
39996913, Dec 28, 1976
Filed:
Jul 16, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/596248
Inventors:
Lewis G. Doom - East Islip NY
International Classification:
G01F 1132
US Classification:
222330
Abstract:
Dispensing apparatus for semi-fluid material includes a housing having a vertical bore and a second bore connecting with this vertical bore. A piston is slidably mounted within said second bore and is movable between a first position spaced from the vertical bore and a second position adjacent to the vertical bore. Fluid pressure is applied through a first channel to a first piston surface to cause the piston to move from a first to the second position. Fluid pressure is applied through a second channel to a second piston surface to cause the piston to move back to the first position from the second position. An input aperture connects the vertical bore in the housing to an interconnecting array of branching channels which are in turn connected through a plurality of apertures to dispensing members. The channels in this array are configured such that the pressure drop between the input aperture to the array and the inputs of each of the dispensing members is equal.

Motionless Mixer

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US Patent:
40722961, Feb 7, 1978
Filed:
Oct 12, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/731775
Inventors:
Lewis G. Doom - East Islip NY
International Classification:
B01F 1500
US Classification:
366337
Abstract:
A motionless mixer including a number of baffles attached to a central rod is slidably mountable within a hollow cylindrical conduit. A cross member is attached across the interior of the conduit and is configured to mate with a slot formed in the downstream end of the central rod, to prevent longitudinal motion or rotation of the mixer within the conduit.

Method And System For Processing Soap And Soap-Like Materials

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US Patent:
53645758, Nov 15, 1994
Filed:
Sep 2, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/938866
Inventors:
Lewis Doom - East Islip NY
Lewis Doom - Stony Brook NY
International Classification:
B29C 4710
C11D 924
US Classification:
264 50
Abstract:
A continuous flow method for processing soap involving providing soap heated to a pliable consistency, mixing the soap to homogeneity, cooling the soap, and extruding the soap is provided. Also provided is a processing system. One embodiment includes a device for heating the soap, a continuous mixer and a continuous heat exchanger connected via conduits. The conduits continuous mixer and heat exchanger may be adapted to be further inputted with additional ingredients, such as a gas. Using this method and system, low cost, high volume processing of soap is possible.
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