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Jan C Gougeon

from Bay City, MI
Deceased

Jan Gougeon Phones & Addresses

  • 330 State Park Dr, Bay City, MI 48706 (989) 671-1570
  • 249 Lagoon Beach Dr, Bay City, MI 48706
  • Palm Harbor, FL

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Sailboat Wing Spar Structure

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US Patent:
44690401, Sep 4, 1984
Filed:
Apr 14, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/368226
Inventors:
Jan C. Gougeon - Bay City MI
Georg K. Thomas - Essexville MI
International Classification:
B63H 904
US Classification:
114104
Abstract:
A sailboat hull and deck structure has a tubular bearing assembly fixedly supported by the hull and deck structure and a hollow mast is journaled by said bearing assembly and extends vertically upwardly therefrom. A sail for the mast has at least one sail control line leading down through the mast and there is an opening in the bearing assembly in the lateral wall thereof to pass the sail control line.

Sail Boat Righting System

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US Patent:
51918501, Mar 9, 1993
Filed:
Oct 7, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/772146
Inventors:
Jan C. Gougeon - Bay City MI
Assignee:
Gougeon Manufacturing Corp. - Bay City MI
International Classification:
B63B 1500
US Classification:
114 91
Abstract:
A righting system for a multi-hulled sailing vessel with a floatable mast has mast support cables, including aft mast support cables, extending from the top portion of the mast to vessel anchor points aft of the mast, and extendable and contractible vessel-anchored tackle systems to connect to them. The righting system includes righting lines which are extendable from each aft mast support cable forwardly to anchors on the hull sides of the vessel substantially forwardly of the connection of the aft stay cable to its vessel anchor points, and a load bearing compression pole which is swivelly connectable to the vessel at the mast and to the one of the aft mast support cables which is out of the water when the vessel is in a side-capsized position in which the tip of the mast is floating in the water.

Wind Turbine Blade Joint Assembly And Method Of Making Wind Turbine Blades

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US Patent:
44745362, Oct 2, 1984
Filed:
Apr 9, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/138659
Inventors:
Meade A. Gougeon - Bay City MI
Jan C. Gougeon - Bay City MI
Assignee:
Gougeon Brothers, Inc. - Bay City MI
International Classification:
B63H 126
US Classification:
416226
Abstract:
Hollow wind turbine blades and the like comprising abutting blade sections, with nose forming strips and converging walls forming a tail section connecting with the ends of the nose forming strips, and a method of fabricating them comprising machining the facial end walls of the abutting blade sections to provide a precise alignment thereof providing a flush joint when the sections are butted together, adhesively bonding the blade sections in abutting relation and permitting the bond to cure, cutting communicating splice receiving slots in the abutting nose forming strips, and inserting adhesively bonding splice inserts which fit the slots in place in the slots.

Process For Securing Projecting Studs In The Ends Of Wood Resin Composite Bodies And The Like And The Structure Formed Thereby

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US Patent:
44203543, Dec 13, 1983
Filed:
Jun 14, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/387930
Inventors:
Meade A. Gougeon - Bay City MI
Jan C. Gougeon - Bay City MI
Assignee:
Gougeon Brothers, Inc. - Bay City MI
International Classification:
B29B 3100
US Classification:
156242
Abstract:
A process for providing attaching ends projecting from a wood-resin composite veneer body such as the end of an elongate, hollow windmill blade, and wherein the attaching ends are provided on studs which are resin bonded in position in elongate enlarged openings formed in the ends of the bodies and have threaded ends or the like projecting therefrom. The process involves the preforming or precasting of resin sleeves of predetermined thickness around the plug ends of the studs to leave the attaching ends projecting therefrom, prior to inserting of the studs into the enlarged openings provided in the composite body. Curing of the sleeves thus occurs remotely from the wood-resin body. Thereafter the studs, with the resin sleeves now enveloping their bodies, except for the projecting attaching ends, are located in openings in the composite body and a relatively thinner coating of the same adhesive is applied between the precast sleeves and the opening walls which, when it hardens in an exothermic reaction, does not give off sufficient heat to deleteriously affect either the bond between the studs and the body, or the bond between the wood layers of the hollow blade sections.
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