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Perry R Blazewicz

from Tacoma, WA
Age ~67
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Blazewicz Perry
Phone and address:
610 Trafton St, Tacoma, WA 98403
(253) 572-5693
Connected to:
David J Blazey, 71Dayna L Blazey, 66Donna M Blazey, 72Joshua M Blazey, 39Charles R Blazeyewski, 76Pamela S Blazi, 64Donald L Blazicek, 80Nicholas Blazick, 76Pari E Blazich, 68Lauren N Blazie, 40

Perry Blazewicz Phones & Addresses

  • 610 Trafton St, Tacoma, WA 98403 (253) 572-5693
  • Oak Ridge, TN

Work

Company: Columbia inspection Aug 2004 to Apr 2012 Position: Laboratory manager

Education

School / High School: Lehigh University

Skills

R&D • Characterization • Spectroscopy • Engineering • Icp • Chemistry • Titration • Laboratory • Analysis • Sensors • Gas Chromatography • Environmental Awareness • Analytical Chemistry • Research • Materials Science • Project Management • Materials • Laboratory Skills

Industries

Mining & Metals

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Perry Blazewicz

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Location:
Tacoma, WA
Industry:
Mining & Metals
Work:
Columbia Inspection Aug 2004 - Apr 2012
Laboratory Manager
Cascadia Technology, Novametrix - Redmond, WA Dec 1995 - Feb 2001
Senior Scientist
Education:
Lehigh University
Yale University
Skills:
R&D
Characterization
Spectroscopy
Engineering
Icp
Chemistry
Titration
Laboratory
Analysis
Sensors
Gas Chromatography
Environmental Awareness
Analytical Chemistry
Research
Materials Science
Project Management
Materials
Laboratory Skills

Publications

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Oxygen Monitoring Apparatus

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US Patent:
6616896, Sep 9, 2003
Filed:
Apr 24, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/840931
Inventors:
Lawrence L. Labuda - Coupeville WA
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA
Jerry R. Apperson - Lake Forest Park WA
Walter A. Cooke - Monroe WA
Assignee:
NTC Technology Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01N 2164
US Classification:
422 84, 436136, 436165, 600532
Abstract:
Apparatus or systems which employ luminescence quenching to produce a signal indicative of oxygen concentration. Components of such systems include: an airway adapter, sampling cell, or the like, having a sensor which is excited into luminescence with the luminescence decaying in a manner reflecting the concentration of oxygen in gases flowing through the airway adapter or other flow device; a transducer which has a light source for exciting a luminescable composition in the sensor into luminescence and a light sensitive detector for converting energy emitted from the luminescing composition as that composition is quenched into an electrical signal indicative of oxygen concentration in the gases being monitored; and subsystems for maintaining the sensor temperature constant and for processing the signal generated by the light sensitive detector. Sensors for systems of the character just described, methods of fabricating those sensors, and methods for installing the sensors in the flow device are also described.

Oxygen Monitoring Apparatus

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US Patent:
6632402, Oct 14, 2003
Filed:
Jan 24, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/769015
Inventors:
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA
Jerry R. Apperson - Lake Forest Park WA
Assignee:
NTC Technology Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01N 2164
US Classification:
422 84, 436136, 436165, 600532
Abstract:
Apparatus or systems which employ luminescence-quenching to produce a signal indicative of oxygen concentration. Components of such systems include: (1) an airway adapter, sampling cell, or the like having a casing and a sensor which is excited into luminescence with the luminescence decaying in a manner reflecting the concentration of oxygen in gases flowing through the airway adapter or other flow device and is in intimate contact with a window in the casing; (2) a transducer which has a light source for exciting a luminescable composition in the sensor into luminescence, a light sensitive detector for converting energy emitted from the luminescing composition as that the composition is quenched into an electrical signal indicative of oxygen concentration in the gases being monitored, and a casing which locates the light source and detector in close physical proximity to the window but on the side thereof opposite the sensor; and (3) subsystems for maintaining the sensor temperature constant and the temperature of the window above condensation temperature and for processing the signal generated by the light sensitive detector. Airway adapters, sampling cells, and transducers for such systems are also disclosed.

Oxygen Monitoring Methods And Apparatus (I)

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US Patent:
6815211, Nov 9, 2004
Filed:
Aug 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/128897
Inventors:
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA
Jerry R. Apperson - Lake Forest Park WA
Assignee:
NTC Technology - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01N 2175
US Classification:
436166, 422 55, 422 8206, 422 83, 422 8205, 436 68, 436164, 436172, 427 213
Abstract:
Apparatus or systems which employ luminescence quenching to produce an oxygen concentration indicative signal. Components of such systems include: (1) an airway adapter, sampling cell, or the like having a sensor which is excited into luminescence with the luminescence decaying in a manner reflecting the concentration of oxygen in gases flowing through the airway adapter or other flow device; (2) a transducer which has a light source for exciting a luminescable composition in the sensor into luminescence and a light sensitive detector for converting energy emitted from the luminescing composition as that composition is quenched into an electrical signal indicative of oxygen concentration in the gases being monitored; and (3) subsystems for maintaining the sensor temperature constant and for processing the signal generated by the light sensitive detector. Sensors for systems of the character just described, methods of fabricating those sensors, and methods for installing the sensors in the flow device.

Multiple Function Airway Adapter

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US Patent:
7335164, Feb 26, 2008
Filed:
Apr 24, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/841451
Inventors:
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA, US
Lawrence L. Labuda - Coupeville WA, US
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA, US
David R. Rich - Glastonbury CT, US
Michael B. Jaffe - Cheshire CT, US
Joseph A. Orr - Park City UT, US
Scott A. Kofoed - Bountiful UT, US
Assignee:
NTC Technology, Inc. - Murrysville PA
International Classification:
A61B 5/08
G01N 1/22
G01N 31/00
G01N 33/497
B32B 5/02
B32B 27/94
B32B 27/12
US Classification:
600532, 600538, 73 233, 422 84
Abstract:
An integrated airway adapter capable of monitoring any combination of respiratory flow, Oconcentration, and concentrations of one or more of CO, NO, and an anesthetic agent in real time, breath by breath. Respiratory flow may be monitored with differential pressure flow meters under diverse inlet conditions through improved sensor configurations which minimize phase lag and dead space within the airway. Molecular oxygen concentration may be monitored by way of luminescence quenching techniques. Infrared absorption techniques may be used to monitor one or more of CO, NO, and anesthetic agents.

Oxygen Monitoring Apparatus And Methods Of Using The Apparatus

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US Patent:
7833480, Nov 16, 2010
Filed:
Mar 28, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/402596
Inventors:
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA, US
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA, US
Jerry R. Apperson - Lake Forest Park WA, US
Assignee:
RIC Investments, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01N 21/64
US Classification:
422 8207, 422 8208, 422 84, 422 91, 436136, 436138, 436165, 436172, 600529, 600532, 2504581, 2504591
Abstract:
Apparatus or systems which employ luminescence-quenching to produce a signal indicative of oxygen concentration. Components of such systems include: (1) an airway adapter, sampling cell, or the like having a casing and a sensor which is excited into luminescence with the luminescence decaying in a manner reflecting the concentration of oxygen in gases flowing through the airway adapter or other flow device and is in intimate contact with a window in the casing; (2) a transducer which has a light source for exciting a luminescable composition in the sensor into luminescence, a light sensitive detector for converting energy emitted from the luminescing composition as that the composition is quenched into an electrical signal indicative of oxygen concentration in the gases being monitored, and a casing which locates the light source and detector in close physical proximity to the window but on the side thereof opposite the sensor; and (3) subsystems for maintaining the sensor temperature constant and the temperature of the window above condensation temperature and for processing the signal generated by the light sensitive detector. Airway adapters, sampling cells, and transducers for such systems are also disclosed.

Oxygen Monitoring Apparatus

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US Patent:
7897109, Mar 1, 2011
Filed:
Apr 24, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/841363
Inventors:
Lawrence L. Labuda - Coupeville WA, US
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA, US
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA, US
Jerry R. Apperson - Lake Forest Park WA, US
Walter A. Cooke - Monroe WA, US
Assignee:
RIC Investments, LLC - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01N 21/64
US Classification:
422 8208, 422 8206, 422 8207, 422 84, 422 91, 436136, 436138, 436165, 436172
Abstract:
Apparatus or systems which employ luminescence quenching to produce an oxygen concentration indicative signal. Components of such systems include: (1) an airway adapter, sampling cell, or the like having a sensor which is excited into luminescence with the luminescence decaying in a manner reflecting the concentration of oxygen in gases flowing through the airway adapter or other flow device; (2) a transducer which has a light source for exciting a luminescable composition in the sensor into luminescence and a light sensitive detector for converting energy emitted from the luminescing composition as that composition is quenched into an electrical-signal indicative of oxygen concentration in the gases being monitored; and (3) subsystems for maintaining the sensor temperature constant and for processing the signal generated by the light sensitive detector. Sensors for systems of the character just described, methods of fabricating those sensors, and methods for installing the sensors in the flow device.

Oxygen Monitoring And Apparatus

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US Patent:
63259788, Dec 4, 2001
Filed:
Aug 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/128918
Inventors:
Lawrence L. Labuda - Coupeville WA
Perry R. Blazewicz - Tacoma WA
Leslie E. Mace - Mercer Island WA
Jerry R. Apperson - Lake Forest Park WA
Walter A. Cooke - Monroe WA
Assignee:
NTC Technology Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01N 2164
US Classification:
422 84
Abstract:
Apparatus or systems which employ luminescence quenching to produce an oxygen concentration indicative signal. Components of such systems include: (1) an airway adapter, sampling cell, or the like having a sensor which is excited into luminescence with the luminescence decaying in a manner reflecting the concentration of oxygen in gases flowing through the airway adapter or other flow device; (2) a transducer which has a light source for exciting a luminescable composition in the sensor into luminescence and a light sensitive detector for converting energy emitted from the luminescing composition as that composition is quenched into an electrical signal indicative of oxygen concentration in the gases being monitored; and (3) subsystems for maintaining the sensor temperature constant and for processing the signal generated by the light sensitive detector. Sensors for systems of the character just described, methods of fabricating those sensors, and methods for installing the sensors in the flow device.
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