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Lawrence Kocher Phones & Addresses

  • Amherst, NY
  • 41 Black Spruce Ct, Buffalo, NY 14228 (716) 691-6730
  • Tonawanda, NY
  • Nanuet, NY
  • Erin, NY

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Position: Professional/Technical

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Degree: Graduate or professional degree

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Elastomeric Bladder For Positive Expulsion Tank

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US Patent:
40858650, Apr 25, 1978
Filed:
May 13, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/685753
Inventors:
Leo M. Thompson - Niagara Falls NY
Robert K. Anderson - Lockport NY
Lawrence H. Kocher - Tonawanda NY
John W. Jackel - Grand Island NY
Assignee:
Textron Inc. - Providence RI
International Classification:
B67D 554
US Classification:
222 1
Abstract:
A method of storing a fluid product in a positive expulsion tank and subsequently expelling product therefrom, which prevents damage/failure of a resiliently deformable bladder, due to handling/transport forces exerted in the tank while exposed to a minimum design storage temperature. The method includes the step of filling the product receiving cavity with the product at a filling temperature and at a volume at the filling temperature allowing the product to fill the product receiving cavity at the minimum design temperature while permitting the bladder to assume its as-fabricated configuration.

Composite Dual-Face Heddle Frame Slat

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US Patent:
44846045, Nov 27, 1984
Filed:
Sep 6, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/529264
Inventors:
Charles F. Kramer - Greenville SC
Richard A. Willard - Buffalo NY
Lawrence Kocher - Tonawanda NY
Assignee:
Steel Heddle Mfg. Co. - Greenville SC
International Classification:
D03D 900
US Classification:
139 92
Abstract:
A dual-face composite frame slat for a heddle frame of a loom includes a long-wall face (30) and a parallel short-wall face (32). Faces (30) and (32) are spaced from one another and define a core space (45) and upper and lower frame slat edges (36) and (38). Integral channel stiffeners (40) and (42) are interposed in the frame slat edges to provide integral beam structure. Faces (30) and (32) are constructed as a ten ply graphite reinforced plastic layup. Channel strips (40) and (42) have a four ply construction. A plastic heddle rod (22) is carried by a free flange portion (34) of the long-wall face and includes metal wear resistant caps (50).
Lawrence H Kocher from Amherst, NY, age ~80 Get Report