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James Mcmordie Phones & Addresses
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1015 Long Win Dr, Winston Salem, NC 27101 (336) 748-1127
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Oak Ridge, NC
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2531 Olde Dutch Ct, Kinston, NC 28504 (252) 520-9506 (252) 520-2237
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2531 Olde Dutch Ct, Kinston, NC 28504 (252) 520-9506
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Robert James McMordie
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Us Patents
Travelling Suction Cleaning Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
43421300, Aug 3, 1982
Filed:
Jan 27, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/228825
Inventors:
Amos S. Clark - Lewisville NC
James R. McMordie - Winston-Salem NC
Michael D. Walker - Winston-Salem NC
James R. McMordie - Winston-Salem NC
Michael D. Walker - Winston-Salem NC
Assignee:
The Bahnson Company - Winston-Salem NC
International Classification:
A47L 920
US Classification:
15312A
Abstract:
An improved cleaning apparatus for textile machines, of the type that includes overhead trackways and cleaner units propelled along the trackways, is provided with an arrangement for automatically removing accumulated lint from the cleaner units while cleaner units are moving along the trackways. During cleaning of the textile machines, lint is stripped from lint-laden intake air by conical screens respectively associated with the depending suction tubes of the cleaner unit. Hinged doors are arranged above and below each conical lint-stripping screen, and all four of these doors are opened at a lint collection station so that the accumulated lint may be rapidly withdrawn from the smaller ends of the screens directly into suction hoods. Mechanical door-actuating mechanisms are provided so that the cleaner unit is automatically doffed when moving in one direction through the lint removal station and so that the cleaner unit can, dependent on the desired trackway configuration, be driven in the opposite direction through the lint removal station without necessarily opening the doors.
Check Valve
View pageUS Patent:
55469817, Aug 20, 1996
Filed:
Jan 12, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/372008
Inventors:
Y. Christian Li - Greensboro NC
Edward S. Poleshuk - Greensboro NC
James R. McMordie - Greensboro NC
Edward S. Poleshuk - Greensboro NC
James R. McMordie - Greensboro NC
Assignee:
Gilbarco, Inc. - Greensboro NC
International Classification:
F16K 1726
F16K 1502
F16K 1502
US Classification:
1374933
Abstract:
A check valve for a metering device having a negligible pressure drop thereacross includes a valve seat defining an inlet flow region, an open support frame projecting outwardly from the valve seat to define an outlet flow region having a predetermined flow area greater than the flow area of the inlet flow region and a valve member slidably mounted to the support frame and biased thereagainst for reciprocal movement between a flow blocking position and a flow sustaining position.
Manually Activated Vapor Valve For Gasoline Dispensers
View pageUS Patent:
54527503, Sep 26, 1995
Filed:
Dec 3, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/160942
Inventors:
Paul D. Miller - Winston-Salem NC
James R. McMordie - Winston-Salem NC
James R. McMordie - Winston-Salem NC
Assignee:
Gilharco, Inc. - Greensboro NC
International Classification:
B65B 3100
B67C 300
B67C 300
US Classification:
141 7
Abstract:
A method of recovering fuel vapors using a fuel dispenser having first and second sets of associated liquid flow lines, vapor flow lines, nozzles and nozzle rests includes removing the first nozzle from the first nozzle rest, inserting the first nozzle into a fill pipe of a receptacle, moving the first nozzle rest, thereby transmitting motion through a mechanical linkage from the first nozzle rest to a first normally-closed valve in the first vapor flow line to open the first normally-closed valve and turning on a first pump in the first liquid fuel line, pumping liquid fuel from a first tank through the dispenser out the first nozzle into the receptacle, and pumping fuel vapor from the first nozzle through the first vapor flow line to a manifold which has a connection to the second vapor flow line and communicates with the tanks, the second vapor flow line being closed by its normally-closed vapor valve.
Gasoline Dispenser With Valve Control Through An Air Gap
View pageUS Patent:
49864459, Jan 22, 1991
Filed:
Dec 4, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/445466
Inventors:
Harold R. Young - Kernersville NC
John S. McSpadden - Greensboro NC
James R. McMordie - Winston Salem NC
Leon B. Smith - Greensboro NC
John S. McSpadden - Greensboro NC
James R. McMordie - Winston Salem NC
Leon B. Smith - Greensboro NC
Assignee:
Gilbarco Inc. - Greensboro NC
International Classification:
B67D 516
US Classification:
222 71
Abstract:
A gasoline dispenser system includes a housing with a first enclosure providing a safe area for mounting electrical apparatus, a second enclosure providing a hazaradous area for mounting fuel carrying apparatus, an air gap vapor barrier separating the first and second enclosures, at least one bifurcated electromechanical valve for controlling gasoline flow, having a solenoid winding mounted within the first enclosure, and a valve body mounted within the second enclosure, with a control rod connected from the solenoid winding, through the air gap, to a plunger or control device within the valve body, and with an elastomeric seal about the control rod for secondary sealing where it enters the second enclosure, for substantially preventing gasoline fumes from escaping from the second enclosure into the air gap.
Mounting Assembly For Electrically Conductive Rail
View pageUS Patent:
42469872, Jan 27, 1981
Filed:
Apr 4, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/026980
Inventors:
James R. McMordie - Winston-Salem NC
Donald A. Sloan - Winston-Salem NC
Donald A. Sloan - Winston-Salem NC
Assignee:
Envirotech Corporation - Menlo Park CA
International Classification:
B60M 130
US Classification:
191 32
Abstract:
A mounting assembly for securing an electrically conductive rail to a support structure comprises a resilient clip configured to grasp an electrically insulating sleeve that encloses the electrically conductive rail. A longitudinal opening in the sleeve exposes the rail so as to permit sliding electrical contact along the rail by a shoe or other type of conductor for providing power to an electrically driven movable device or vehicle that travels along a track or pathway defined generally by the rail. The resilient clip is seated within a bracket, and a securing means coadunately fastens the clip to the bracket and the bracket to the support structure. A plurality of such mounting assemblies can be used to secure a plurality of such rails to the support structure in adjacent parallel disposition with respect to each other, where each mounting assembly secures a corresponding one of the rails to the support structure independently of the other mounting assemblies.