Marvin D Thorell

20070144270, Jun 28, 2007

Nov 22, 2006

11/603540

Matthew Crass - Pleasant Prairie WI, US
Thomas Becker - Kenosha WI, US
Matthew Marquette - Omaha NE, US
Richard Hacki - Milwaukee WI, US
Paul Beyerl - Waterford WI, US
Marvin Thorell - Racine WI, US

B25B 23/14

073862210

An electronic torque-angle instrument including a generally tubular body having a gripping section and a pivoting head for engaging a workpiece, such as a nut or bolt, and a housing associated with the body and containing electronics, including a microprocessor, which permit individual or simultaneous measurement of torque and angle applied to the workpiece. The microprocessor includes stored programs which interpret a signal from an input, such as a gyroscopic sensor, and sends the interpreted signal to an output means. The signal is finally displayed as an accurate torque measure and/or angle measure from the output means

20140069665, Mar 13, 2014

Sep 16, 2013

14/028044

Joshua L. Ehlers - Marinette WI, US
Brian L. Counts - Greenbay WI, US
Richard J. Biehl - Marinette WI, US
Richard J. Hackl - Greendale WI, US
Anthony J. Kreft - Oak Creek WI, US
Marvin D. Thorell - Racine WI, US
Paul J. Beyerl - Waterford WI, US

TYCO FIRE PRODUCTS LP - LANSDALE PA

A62C 3/07
A62C 37/36

169 46, 169 61, 169 16

An automatic fire suppressing system is preferably provided onboard a vehicle and is supplied with one or more fire suppressing agents that are discharged in response to detecting a fire threat. Preferred embodiments include high-speed valves for discharging the fire suppressing agent(s), optical detectors for detecting and evaluating fire threat conditions, and modules for monitoring and controlling the automatic fire suppressing system.

20190175969, Jun 13, 2019

Aug 24, 2018

16/112373

- Lansdale PA, US
Brian L. Counts - Menominee MI, US
Marvin B. Fernstrum - Menominee MI, US
Chad Ryczek - Oconto Falls WI, US
Saul Escalante-Ortiz - Green Bay WI, US
John T. Werth - Franklin WI, US
Gregory J. Lilley - West Allis WI, US
David R. Strehlow - Hales Corner WI, US
Anthony J. Kreft - Oak Creek WI, US
Thomas John Myers - Wauwatosa WI, US
John S. Bushert - Brookfield WI, US
Richard J. Hackl - Greendale WI, US
Marvin D. Thorell - Racine WI, US

A62C 37/00
G05B 15/02
A62C 35/02
A62C 37/36
A62C 35/64
B60R 16/02
G05D 7/06

Fire suppression systems () for vehicles and industrial applications including arrangements of an input bus () and output bus () coupled to a centralized controller () to provide for automatic and manual detection of a fire (H) and manual and automatic system actuation in response to the fire. The arrangements further provide for system information regarding the status and operation of the system components. Additionally, the arrangement of system components provide for expandability and programmability to configure the system for the protection of multiple and variable hazards (H) using customized or programmed detection and/or actuation. The systems include configured connectors () and colour coded schemes to facilitate system installation.

20180369625, Dec 27, 2018

Aug 6, 2018

16/056009

- Lansdale PA, US
Brian L. Counts - Menominee MI, US
Marvin B. Fernstrum - Menominee MI, US
Chad L. Ryczek - Oconto Falls WI, US
Saul Escalante-Ortiz - Green Bay WI, US
John T. Werth - Franklin WI, US
Gregory J. Lilley - West Allis WI, US
David R. Strehlow - Hales Corner WI, US
Anthony J. Kreft - Langhorne PA, US
Thomas John Myers - Wauwatosa WI, US
John S. Bushert - Brookfield WI, US
Richard J. Hackl - Greendale WI, US
Marvin D. Thorell - Racine WI, US

Tyco Fire Products LP - Lansdale PA

A62C 37/00
G05B 15/02
G05D 7/06

A vehicle fire suppression system includes a centralized controller, a detecting circuit, a releasing circuit, and a processor in communication with a monitoring circuit. The detecting circuit is coupled to the centralized controller and configured to indicate a detection of a fire. The releasing circuit includes an actuating device coupled to the centralized controller through an output bus. The actuating device is coupled to a supply of fire fighting agent. The centralized controller is configured to activate the actuating device to release the fire fighting agent to address the fire in response to the detection of the fire. The processor and the monitoring circuit are configured to determine if there is a fault in at least one of the detecting circuit and the releasing circuit.

20150251031, Sep 10, 2015

Sep 23, 2013

14/430176

- Lansdale PA, US
Brian L. Counts - Menominee MI, US
Marvin B. Fernstrum - Menominee MI, US
Chad Ryczek - Oconto Falls WI, US
Saul Escalante-Ortiz - Green Bay WI, US
John T. Werth - Franklin WI, US
Gregory J. Lilley - West Allis WI, US
David R. Strehlow - Hales Corner WI, US
Anthony J. Kreft - Oak Creek WI, US
Thomas John Myers - Wauwatosa WI, US
John S. Bushert - Brookfield WI, US
Richard J. Hackl - Greendale WI, US
Marvin D. Thorell - Racine WI, US

A62C 35/64

Fire suppression systems () for vehicles and industrial applications including arrangements of an input bus () and output bus () coupled to a centralized controller () to provide for automatic and manual detection of a fire (H) and manual and automatic system actuation in response to the fire. The arrangements further provide for system information regarding the status and operation of the system components. Additionally, the arrangement of system components provide for expandability and programmability to configure the system for the protection of multiple and variable hazards (H) using customized or programmed detection and/or actuation. The systems include configured connectors () and colour coded schemes to facilitate system installation.

20150231431, Aug 20, 2015

Sep 23, 2013

14/430188

- Lansdale PA, US
Brian L. Counts - Menominee MI, US
Marvin B. Fernstrum - Menominee MI, US
Chad Ryczek - Oconto Falls WI, US
Saul Escalante-Ortiz - Green Bay WI, US
John T. Werth - Franklin WI, US
Gregory J. Lilley - West Allis WI, US
David R. Strehlow - Hales Corner WI, US
Anthony J. Kreft - Oak Creek WI, US
Thomas John Myers - Wauwatosa WI, US
John S. Bushert - Brookfield WI, US
Richard J. Hackl - Greendale WI, US
Marvin D. Thorell - Racine WI, US

A62C 37/00
G05D 7/06
G05B 15/02

Fire suppression systems for vehicles and industrial applications including arrangements of an input bus and output bus coupled to a centralized controller to provide for automatic and manual detection of a fire and manual and automatic system actuation in response to the fire. The arrangements further provide for system information regarding the status and operation of the system components. Additionally, the arrangement of system components provide for expandability and programmability to configure the system for the protection of multiple and variable hazards using customized or programmed detection and/or actuation. The systems include configured connectors and color coded schemes to facilitate system installation.