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Edward W Groh

from Garden Prairie, IL
Age ~62
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Also known as:
Edward S Groh
Phone and address:
4845 Garden Prairie Rd, Garden Prairie, IL 61038
Related to:
Ralph J Henning, 70Alex Drake, 34Ginger Knowles, 60Anna E Groh, 33Diane L Knowles, 85Jeffery M Lodwich, 62Phil LoughranKaren Loughran, 68Richard A Knowles, 85Jeannette Knowles Groh, 57Deanna M Groh, 60Loughran GrohEllen L Groh, 36Phillip J Loughran, 58
Connected to:
Allen R Groh, 72Amy K Groh, 52Carin C Groh, 40Christenia M Groh, 61Clifford J Groh, 71Danny Groh, 51Donovan D Groh, 39Gina L Groh, 41Irene Groh, 68Katelyn M Groh, 38

Edward Groh Phones & Addresses

  • 4845 Garden Prairie Rd, Garden Pr, IL 61038
  • Garden Prairie, IL
  • Belvidere, IL
  • 672 Washington St, Woodstock, IL 60098 (815) 337-4136
  • Gilberts, IL
  • Sharon, WI
  • Harvard, IL

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Edward L. Groh
EDWARD L. GROH, ARCHITECT, INC

Publications

Us Patents

Heat Insulating System For A Fast Reactor Shield Slab

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US Patent:
H51, Apr 1, 1986
Filed:
Oct 4, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/783275
Inventors:
Jame Kotor - LaGrange Park IL
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
William J. Kann - Park Ridge IL
James P. Burelbach - Glen Ellyn IL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G21C 900
US Classification:
376290
Abstract:
Improved thermal insulation for a nuclear reactor deck comprising many helical coil springs disposed in generally parallel, side-by-side laterally overlapping or interfitted relationship to one another so as to define a three-dimensional composite having both metal and voids between the metal, and enclosure means for holding the composite to the underside of the deck.

Method Of Sealing

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US Patent:
40748480, Feb 21, 1978
Filed:
Jan 27, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/763167
Inventors:
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
Dale A. Cassidy - Valapariso IN
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
B23K 100
US Classification:
228173C
Abstract:
A thermocouple lead or other small diameter wire, cable or tube is passed through a thin material such as sheet metal and sealed thereinto by drawing complementary longitudinally angled, laterally rounded grooves terminating at their base ends in a common plane in both sides of the thin material with shearing occuring at the deep end faces thereof to form a rounded opening in the thin material substantially perpendicular to the plane of the thin material, passing a thermocouple lead or similar object through the opening so formed and sealing the opening with a sealant which simultaneously bonds the lead to the thin material.

Storage Containers For Radioactive Material

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US Patent:
43084605, Dec 29, 1981
Filed:
Jul 31, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/174285
Inventors:
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
Dale A. Cassidy - Valparaiso IN
Leon R. Dates - Elmwood Park IL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G21F 500
US Classification:
250506
Abstract:
A radioactive material storage system for use in the laboratory having a flat base plate with a groove in one surface thereof and a hollow pedestal extending perpendicularly away from the other surface thereof, a sealing gasket in the groove, a cover having a filter therein and an outwardly extending flange which fits over the plate, the groove and the gasket, and a clamp for maintaining the cover and the plate sealed together, whereby the plate and the cover and the clamp cooperate to provide a storage area for radioactive material readily accessible for use or inventory. Wall mounts are provided to prevent accidental formation of critical masses during storage.

Encapsulated Fuel Unit And Method Of Forming Same

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US Patent:
45004889, Feb 19, 1985
Filed:
Sep 7, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/415117
Inventors:
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
Dale A. Cassidy - Valparaiso IN
Edward F. Lewandowski - Westmont IL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G21C 304
US Classification:
376409
Abstract:
This invention teaches an encapsulated fuel unit for a nuclear reactor, such as for an enriched uranium fuel plate of thin cross section of the order of 1/64 or 1/8 of an inch and otherwise of rectangular shape 1-2 inches wide and 2-4 inches long. The case is formed from (a) two similar channel-shaped half sections extended lengthwise of the elongated plate and having side edges butted and welded together to define an open ended tube-like structure and from (b) porous end caps welded across the open ends of the tube-like structure. The half sections are preferably of stainless steel between 0. 002 and 0. 01 of an inch thick, and are beam welded together over and within machined and hardened tool steel chill blocks. The porous end caps preferably are of T-316-L stainless steel having pores of approximately 3-10 microns size.

Tape Transport Mechanism

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US Patent:
41444540, Mar 13, 1979
Filed:
Jan 27, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/763164
Inventors:
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
William McDowell - Downers Grove IL
Norbert S. Modjeski - Oak Lawn IL
Donald J. Keefe - Lemont IL
Peter Groer - TN
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G01N 2130
B65H 2504
B65H 2532
US Classification:
250435
Abstract:
A device is provided for transporting, in a stepwise manner, tape between a feed reel and takeup reel. An indexer moves across the normal path of the tape displacing it while the tape on the takeup reel side of the indexer is braked. After displacement, the takeup reel takes up the displaced tape while the tape on the feed reel side of the indexer is braked, providing stepwise tape transport in precise intervals determined by the amount of displacement caused by the indexer.

Lightweight Chuck For Woodturning Lathe

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US Patent:
45345740, Aug 13, 1985
Filed:
Sep 29, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/537117
Inventors:
Frank Hesh - Naperville IL
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
International Classification:
B23B 3136
US Classification:
279112
Abstract:
The disclosed chuck has a cylindrical body and a mounting hub secured thereto for concentrically connecting the body to the powered spindle of a lightweight woodturning lathe. The body has a faceplate opposite the mounting hub, and radial grooves are formed in the body from the faceplate. Adjustment screws fit in the grooves, being rotatably held therein by spaced bearings, and chuck jaws are supported on the rotatable adjustment screws and project forwardly from the faceplate. Rotation of each adjustment screw thus moves the chuck jaw thereon radially of the faceplate and within the grooves to provide keyed gripping of a workpiece to be shaped by the lathe. The workpiece can be of virtually any cross section as each jaw can be independently adjusted. The chuck body is approximately 10 inches in diameter and 1 inch in thickness and is formed of wood to be light in weight, only approximately 3 pounds.

Jig For Drilling Dowel Pin Holes

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US Patent:
47521627, Jun 21, 1988
Filed:
Sep 30, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/429086
Inventors:
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
International Classification:
B23B 4100
US Classification:
408115R
Abstract:
A jig is disclosed having a beam and a pair of L-shaped guide blocks mounted thereon, one block being rigidly secured thereto while the other block can be moved along the beam and then tightened thereon at any adjusted spacing from the fixed block. Each guide block has substantially parallel opposite side surfaces, and top and edge reference surfaces extended therebetween and disposed normal to one another to meet across an interior corner. In use, the top and edge reference surfaces of the jig are adapted to be butted flush against the top and edge surfaces of each respective board. The fixed guide block has a single drill guide opening and the slidable guide block has two parallel drill guide openings, each guide opening being formed through and normal to the guide block edge surface in a direction parallel to the side surfaces and to the top reference surface and being spaced from the top reference surface a single identical distance "t". The two drill guide openings in the sliding guide block are spaced apart a distance "s" and each of these openings and the drill guide opening in the fixed guide block is spaced from the respective adjacent side surface of the block a similar distance "d".

Shutdown System For A Nuclear Reactor

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US Patent:
44527543, Jun 5, 1984
Filed:
Jan 20, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/340905
Inventors:
Edward F. Groh - Naperville IL
Arne P. Olson - Western Springs IL
David C. Wade - Naperville IL
Bryan W. Robinson - Oak Lawn IL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G21C 710
US Classification:
376335
Abstract:
An ultimate shutdown system is provided for termination of neutronic activity in a nuclear reactor. The shutdown system includes bead chains comprising spherical containers suspended on a flexible cable. The containers are comprised of mating hemispherical shells which provide a ruggedized enclosure for reactor poison material. The bead chains, normally suspended above the reactor core on storage spools, are released for downward travel upon command from an external reactor monitor. The chains are capable of horizontal movement, so as to flow around obstructions in the reactor during their downward motion.
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Edward W Groh from Garden Prairie, IL, age ~62 Get Report