Robert J Delaney

6561199, May 13, 2003

May 31, 2001

09/870963

Bentley F. Gleeson - Plymouth Meeting PA
Andrew K Delaney - West Chester PA
Minh Quang Le - Fairfax VA
Robert E. Delaney - Devon PA

Gamajet Cleaning Systems, Inc. - Malvern PA

B08B 9093

134 2218, 134 24, 134167 R, 239227, 239240, 239246

An apparatus for cleaning the interior of a vessel for containing a sanitary product by ejecting a rotating stream of cleaning fluid. The apparatus features a stationary housing that forms an inlet for receiving a flow of cleaning fluid, a rotatable housing mounted for rotation on the stationary housing about a first axis, and a nozzle for ejecting the cleaning fluid, the nozzle being rotatably mounted on the rotatable housing so that the nozzle rotates about a second axis. A planetary gear train is driven by an impeller driven by the flow of cleaning fluid and drives the rotation of the rotatable housing. The planetary gear train is located between the apparatus inlet and the nozzle. A portion of the flow of cleaning fluid received by the inlet is diverted so as to flow through a passage through the planetary gear train so that the planetary gear train is cooled and lubricated without the use of oil-based or other lubricants unsuitable for contact with sanitary products that might contaminate the cleaning fluid.

7523512, Apr 28, 2009

Feb 18, 2005

11/061326

Robert E. Delaney - Kennett Square PA, US
Andrew K. Delaney - West Chester PA, US
Bentley F. Gleeson - Plymouth Meeting PA, US
Minh Q. Le - Fairfax VA, US

Gamajet Cleaning Systems, Inc. - Exton PA

A47K 4/00
A47K 1/01

4662, 4223

A preferred embodiment of a system for cleaning a restroom includes a pump for pressurizing a fluid, and a spray device in fluid communication with the pump. The spray device has a nozzle for discharging a stream of the fluid. The system also includes a stand for supporting the spray device within an enclosure of the restroom while the spray device discharges the stream at an interior surface of the enclosure, and.

7815748, Oct 19, 2010

Jun 15, 2007

11/818732

Robert E. Delaney - Kennett Square PA, US
Andrew K. Delaney - West Chester PA, US
Bentley F. Gleeson - Plymouth Meeting PA, US
Minh Q. Le - Fairfax VA, US

Gamajet Cleaning Systems, Inc. - Exton PA

B08B 9/00

134167R, 134166 R

An apparatus for cleaning vessels stacked on racks with a minimum of head clearance. The cleaning apparatus has a drive unit with a turbine wheel connected to a multi-stage gear train. The output motion of the gear train connects through an angular transmission within a fluid conveying elbow to a rotatable housing having a rotatable nozzle angularly assembled thereto. The elbow has a pressure channel and a suction channel there through. The length of the apparatus from the elbow to the housing is short enough to be passed into the bunghole of a vessel, e. g. a wine barrel, while racked. A flexible suction hose is connected to a suction line in the apparatus for removing spent cleaning fluid from within the vessel.

8133328, Mar 13, 2012

Sep 3, 2008

12/231480

Robert E. Delaney - Kennett Square PA, US
Andrew K. Delaney - West Chester PA, US
Bentley F. Gleeson - Plymouth Meeting PA, US
Minh Q. Le - Fairfax VA, US

Gamajet Cleaning Systems Inc. - Exton PA

B08B 9/20
B05B 3/04

134167R, 134166 R, 239227, 239240, 239243

A rotary apparatus and method is provided for cleaning liquid storage tanks, particularly above ground tanks. The rotary cleaning apparatus includes a Tee housing that is rotated around a vertical axis and a nozzle housing mounted to the Tee housing for rotation around a horizontal axis, resulting in a 360 spherical spray pattern. A set of downspray nozzles is mounted to the Tee housing at an angle to the vertical axis to rotate with the housing and generate a conical spray pattern. In the preferred embodiment, the apparatus draws liquid stored in the tank through a filter and pumps the filtered liquid through the rotary cleaning apparatus.

8627838, Jan 14, 2014

Apr 17, 2010

12/799031

Robert E. Delaney - Kennett Square PA, US
Andrew K. Delaney - West Chester PA, US
Johnny A. DeBeaupre - Elverson PA, US
Suneeth D. A. Molugu - Devon PA, US

Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Inc. - Richmond VA

B08B 3/12

134198, 134167 R, 134166 R, 134 221, 134172, 239237, 239240, 239242, 239206

A rotary impingement cleaning apparatus is configured for use in sanitary environments with a minimum of components to enable easy inspection and cleaning. The components of the cleaning apparatus are formed to fit relatively loosely to one another and promote self flushing and self drainage of cleaning liquid. A stator is mounted within a housing for diverting the flow of the pressurized cleaning liquid from axial to angular to impinge and rotationally drive a rotator stem or a rotor. The rotator stem or rotor causes an elbow to rotate around the vertical axis and a number of nozzles mounted to a nozzle housing to rotate around the horizontal axis.

61232718, Sep 26, 2000

Dec 23, 1998

9/220984

Robert E. Delaney - Devon PA
Minh Quang Le - Exton PA
Bentley F. Gleeson - Norristown PA
Warren F. Geiger - Lansdale PA

Gamajet Cleaning Systems, Inc. - Malvern PA

B05B 300

239227

An apparatus for cleaning the interior of a vessel by ejecting a rotating stream of fluid. The apparatus features a gear train driven by the fluid received by an inlet, a stationary housing, a rotatable housing mounted for rotation on the stationary housing about a first axis, and a nozzle for ejecting the fluid, the nozzle being rotatably mounted on the rotatable housing so that the nozzle rotates about a second axis. A gear train is located between the inlet and the nozzle. In addition, a first gear, which, along with the gear train, drives rotation of the rotatable housing about the first axis, and a second gear, which drives the rotation of the nozzle housing about the second axis, are disposed on opposite sides of the second axis. A deflector deflects fluid running along the input drive shaft away from the gear train housing and a passage drains the deflected fluid to the surrounding environment. A swirler swirls the fluid upstream of an impeller, used to drive the input drive shaft, by directing the fluid to flow through a number of inclined passages.

49206273, May 1, 1990

Feb 26, 1988

7/160620

Robert D. Aikins - Norristown PA
Lee R. Bandy - West Chester PA
William R. Davis - Downingtown PA
Robert E. Delaney - Devon PA
Michael E. Guyer - Coatesville PA
Edward D. Lovera - Aston PA
Thomas A. Scamuffa - Parkesburg PA

LG Industries, Inc. - Wagontown PA

B23P 700

2940208

Metal carrier rolls having a mass of at least about 100 pounds for use in paper making, non-woven fabric making and other applications are balanced to within a predetermined first residual unbalance value for rotation of the roll up to a predetermined maximum service speed of at least about 100 RPM, preferably within a Balance Quality Grade G-6. 3 residual unbalance value, by fabricating a pair of substantially identical removably mountable metal journals, each being balanced to within a second residual unbalance value less than the first residual unbalance value, preferably to within a Balance Quality Grade G-2. 5 residual unbalance value, fabricating a body assembly including a hollow metal body with a pair of metal end heads each being adapted for removably mounting a journal, the body assembly being balanced to within a third residual unbalance value less than the difference between the first and twice the second residual unbalance values, and, preferably, within a Balance Quality Grade G-2. 5 residual unbalance value, and removably mounting the pair of journals to the end heads to form the roll balanced to within the first residual unbalance value.