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Michael A Goncharko

from Perrineville, NJ
Age ~74
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Also known as:
Michalel Goncharko
Phone and address:
94 Baird Rd, Millstone Township, NJ 07726
(732) 446-6713
Related to:
Kathryn J Green, 30Kathleen A Green, 66Rachel S Goncharko, 35Michael J Montemarano, 37Joanne M Scully, 70
Connected to:
Aleksandra Goncharova, 38Aleksandr V Gonchar, 62Anton V Goncharov, 48Anton V Goncharuk, 39Dmitry Goncharov, 57Elena Goncharova, 52Igor Goncharov, 68Larisa P Goncharenko, 59Marina S Goncharova, 45Max Gonchar, 76

Michael Goncharko Phones & Addresses

  • 94 Baird Rd, Englishtown, NJ 07726 (732) 446-6713
  • Perrineville, NJ
  • Keyport, NJ
  • PO Box 239, Perrineville, NJ 08535 (732) 446-6713

Work

Company: Sbp industries Feb 2008 Address: South Plainfield, NJ Position: Vp engineering

Education

Degree: Bachelor's degree or higher

Industries

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

Resumes

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Vp Engineering

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Position:
VP Engineering at SBP Industries
Location:
South Plainfield, New Jersey
Industry:
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Work:
SBP Industries - South Plainfield, NJ since Feb 2008
VP Engineering

Publications

Us Patents

Temperature Controlled Shipping Using One Or More Smaller Insulated Containers Inside A Larger Insulated Container

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US Patent:
7849708, Dec 14, 2010
Filed:
Feb 20, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/676611
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Englishtown NJ, US
Maurice Barakat - Short Hills NJ, US
Assignee:
TCP Reliable, Inc. - Edison NJ
International Classification:
F25D 3/08
US Classification:
62371
Abstract:
Insulated containers which conform relatively closely in size to the payload size, which contain a payload and phase change material and/or a refrigerated gel are all placed in a larger insulated shipping container, which may house additional phase change material and/or refrigerant. The combined insulating effect of the inner and outer containers allows minimizing the use of phase change material inside the inner container for the payload itself, and the presence of the phase material, together with the use of frozen gels inside the outer container, provides for only a small difference in temperature between the interior of the inner container and the interior of the outer container. The inner containers can be less insulated and lower cost, and the outer containers can be recycled.

Sealing Foam Panels With A Compression-Generating Joint

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US Patent:
7905005, Mar 15, 2011
Filed:
Feb 2, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/670602
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Englishtown NJ, US
Assignee:
TCP Reliable, Inc. - Edison NJ
International Classification:
B23P 11/00
B23Q 3/00
F16M 13/00
US Classification:
2952501, 29464, 248620
Abstract:
A method of joining panels of foam materials such that edges are compressed into panel surfaces to provide a secured and effectively sealed structure is disclosed. Panels in an orthogonal relationship to each other, which are made of foam (or other materials not intended to be load bearing) can be joined by compressing the outer side of one of the panels into the edge surface of an adjoining panel. This is done using two plates, one resting on the outer side of the first panel, and one inserted into the side of the second panel, where the plates are connected by a bolt, screw or wire under tension.

Controlled Evaporation, Temperature Control And Packaging For Optical Inspection Of Biological Samples

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US Patent:
20050079517, Apr 14, 2005
Filed:
Jun 17, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/870213
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Englishtown NJ, US
Chiu Chau - Edison NJ, US
Beth Finamore - Bloomfield NJ, US
International Classification:
C12Q001/68
C12M001/34
US Classification:
435006000, 435287200
Abstract:
Controlling humidity at the surface of a solution containing analyte and ligand, e.g., for an assay, is disclosed, wherein the control of the humidity induces evaporative stirring in the solution to bring analyte and ligand into contact more quickly than when using diffusion. An oven which blows air in a controlled stream across slides, with wells containing reagent and analyte, is disclosed. Also disclosed is optical tape which can replace a conventional glass coverslip used for viewing of the reaction results.

Passively Temperature-Regulated Shipping Container Suitable For Biological, Pharmaceutical Materials Or Food Products

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US Patent:
20070186577, Aug 16, 2007
Filed:
Feb 16, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/355837
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Englishtown NJ, US
International Classification:
F25D 3/08
US Classification:
062371000, 062457200
Abstract:
Disclosed is a shipping container suitable for use for pharmaceuticals, biological materials, blood or tissues, or food products, having a double-walled multiple-chamber structure, wherein a first phase change material, with a phase change temperature between 2 to 8 C. (and in a preferred embodiment, 5C.) in a payload chamber, and wherein the container includes one or more first chambers surrounding and sharing a wall with the payload chamber, and housing ice (or ice gel packs). A lid fits over (or is hinged to) the upper edges of the walls to seal the container and the payload.

Insulating Container Made From Rectangular Panels Of Compressible Material Strapped Together

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US Patent:
20080006628, Jan 10, 2008
Filed:
Jul 7, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/483338
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Englishtown NJ, US
Anthony Alleva - Piscataway NJ, US
International Classification:
B65D 6/00
US Classification:
220 433
Abstract:
Disclosed is a sealed container formed from six rectangular foam insulating panels. The edges of two of the panels forming opposing sides are positioned to face the inner sides of the panels forming the two other opposing sides. The upper side of the bottom panel of the container is positioned to face the lower edges of all the sides. The sides are then strapped together under tension (one or more straps around the outer side of the sides; and, one strap around the edges of each of the two of the opposing sides and the lower surface of the bottom panel, to hold the bottom panel in place). The compressibility of the foam allows the panel edges to compress into the area of the panel sides contacted, thereby bonding the structure firmly together. The cargo is placed inside the container, atop the panel forming the bottom. Alternatively, the bottom panel is not strapped, but the container is placed inside a box, and sealing the box holds the bottom (and top) panels in place. A top panel for the container is positioned in the appropriate place relative to the edges of the side panels, and then fixed into place, optionally with strapping, or otherwise. Generally, the container is placed inside a corrugated box for shipment of cargo.

Controlled Evaporation, Temperature Control And Packaging For Optical Inspection Of Biological Samples

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US Patent:
20090312198, Dec 17, 2009
Filed:
Jun 15, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/460035
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Englishtown NJ, US
Chiu Chau - Edison NJ, US
Beth Ann Finamore - Bloomfield NJ, US
International Classification:
C40B 40/08
US Classification:
506 17
Abstract:
Controlling humidity at the surface of a solution containing analyte and ligand, e.g., for an assay, is disclosed, wherein the control of the humidity induces evaporative stirring in the solution to bring analyte and ligand into contact more quickly than when using diffusion. An oven which blows air in a controlled stream across slides, with wells containing reagent and analyte, is disclosed. Also disclosed is optical tape which can replace a conventional glass coverslip used for viewing of the reaction results.

Display Arrangement For Giving A Visible Pattern Corresponding To One Or More Stitch Parameters In A Sewing Machine

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US Patent:
42804230, Jul 28, 1981
Filed:
Aug 18, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/179384
Inventors:
Michael Goncharko - Union City NJ
Assignee:
The Singer Company - Stamford CT
International Classification:
D05B 302
D05B 7900
US Classification:
112158E
Abstract:
A variable voltage, the magnitude of which corresponds to the controlled gain of a circuit through which stitch parameter controlling signals are passed is generated at the wiper arm of a potentiometer connected across a voltage source. The voltage thus obtained from the potentiometer is applied to a decoding circuit that has a plurality of output terminals to supply current to individual semiconductor devices that change their visible condition in response to such current. The decoder causes specific ones of the semiconductor devices to respond in that way so as to produce a pattern directly related to the gain of the circuit through which the stitch information passes. The decoder may be arranged to generate a bar graph representation of the gain or the change may be limited to the semiconductor device that represents the most extreme such device that would be affected by the voltage from the potentiometer for a given setting. Two devices that visibly display stitch parameters, such as the bight and feed, can be mounted on a sewing machine to provide visible information corresponding to modification of pattern size by a control that controls both the gain and the potentiometer from which the related voltage is obtained.
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