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Salvatore Panarello Phones & Addresses

  • Sewell, NJ
  • Queensbury, NY
  • Minotola, NJ
  • Wildwood, NJ
  • Vineland, NJ
  • 5 Clearbrook Ln, Sewell, NJ 08080

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Us Patents

Orientation Independent Liquid Fuel Reservoir

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US Patent:
7291410, Nov 6, 2007
Filed:
Sep 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/665719
Inventors:
Mark R. Kinkelaar - Glenmoore PA, US
Kenneth P. Overk - Deptford NJ, US
Salvatore C. Panarello - Sewell NJ, US
Joseph W. Lovette - Newark DE, US
Roeland J. Tuinman - West Chester PA, US
Richard M. Good - Glenmoore PA, US
International Classification:
H01M 8/00
H01M 2/02
H01M 2/08
H01M 2/14
US Classification:
429 12, 429 34, 429 35, 429 38
Abstract:
A fuel reservoir for a liquid fuel cell particularly useful for portable electronic devices or for a reformer, includes (a) a container defining a volume for holding a liquid fuel; (b) a wicking structure positioned within the volume and into which at least one portion of the liquid fuel wicks and from which said liquid fuel subsequently may be metered, such as by pumping; (c) a retainer to hold the wicking structure in a desired orientation within the container; and (d) an outlet for the liquid fuel that is in communication with the wicking structure. A method of dispensing liquid fuel and a method of assembling a fuel cartridge are also disclosed.

Cleaning Of Industrial Fabrics Using Cryoblasting Techniques

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US Patent:
58534938, Dec 29, 1998
Filed:
Aug 22, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/916617
Inventors:
John Skelton - Sharon MA
Salvatore Panarello - Sewell NJ
Dana Burton Eagles - Sherborn MA
Assignee:
Albany International Corp. - Albany NY
International Classification:
B08B 700
US Classification:
134 7
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method of removing contaminants from industrial process fabrics relying upon cryogenic techniques, wherein the fabric is impacted with solid particles of carbon dioxide. A cryoblaster projects the carbon dioxide particles at the fabric. The cryoblaster scans over the entirety of the fabric at a scanning rate particle velocity, and particle flow rate in order to insure that the fabric is cleaned without suffering any damage.

Air Support System For Glass Tubing Alley

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US Patent:
43126596, Jan 26, 1982
Filed:
Jul 7, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/166528
Inventors:
Salvatore C. Panarello - Hammonton NJ
Edward G. Schmitzler - Vineland NJ
Assignee:
Owens-Illinois, Inc. - Toledo OH
International Classification:
C03B 1518
US Classification:
65 84
Abstract:
The invention provides method and apparatus for supporting hot glass tubing drawn from a source of molten glass, on a cushion of air. A horizontally elongated chamber is disposed beneath the drawpath of the tubing and an elevated air pressure is maintained in the chamber. The top wall of the chamber defines a V notch in vertical cross section within which the tubing is disposed and one or more openings or slots traversing the vertex portion of the top wall provide an upward flow of air from the chamber to support the tubing being drawn. The dimensions of the openings are selected as a function of the range of diameter and weight of the glass tubing to be supported and the air pressure is selected as a function of the same variables. Air flow cooling of the top portions of the tubing may be provided to reduce bow.

Strainer

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US Patent:
54531934, Sep 26, 1995
Filed:
Jan 4, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/177223
Inventors:
Colin Maher - Albany NY
Timothy Sullivan - Queensbury NY
Salvatore Panarello - Queensbury NY
Assignee:
Thermo Fibertek Inc. - Waltham MN
International Classification:
B01D 2990
B01D 2937
B01D 2968
B01D 2986
US Classification:
210406
Abstract:
An improved strainer device has a screen which receives a solid/mixture from a feed container for separation. To insure that an uneven flow of the mixture over the screen does not occur due to, for example, a non-level mounting, inlet rushing or turbulence, a weir structure is provided which raises the water mixture level above the screen by a predetermined height.

Apparatus And Method Of Fabric Cleaning

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US Patent:
58026487, Sep 8, 1998
Filed:
Jul 6, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/498909
Inventors:
John A. Neun - Clifton Park NY
Peter T. Carstensen - Adirondack NY
Salvatore C. Panarello - Sewell NJ
Assignee:
Thermo Fibertek Inc. - Waltham MA
International Classification:
D06B 502
US Classification:
8151
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for cleaning dryer fabrics and the like comprising an ultra high pressure water jet or jets at reduce water volume.
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