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Thomas O Simensen

from Kalispell, MT
Age ~71

Thomas Simensen Phones & Addresses

  • 158 Crestline Ave, Kalispell, MT 59901 (406) 756-9115
  • Portland, OR

Publications

Us Patents

Multi-Line Fluid Conduit Modules

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US Patent:
7661441, Feb 16, 2010
Filed:
May 21, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/851261
Inventors:
Thomas O. Simensen - Kalispell MT, US
Torbjorn O. Simensen - Kalispell MT, US
International Classification:
F16K 11/10
US Classification:
137884, 137269
Abstract:
A modular manifold component for hydronic circulation systems includes a control conduit section adapted and constructed to receive any of a plurality of selectively actuatable fluid control mechanisms. The control conduit section has an inlet and an outlet. A return conduit section is secured to the control conduit section in fluid communication with the inlet of the control conduit section. A supply conduit section is secured to the control conduit section in fluid communication with the inlet of the control conduit section.

Prefabricated Stand For Hydronic Systems

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US Patent:
8342419, Jan 1, 2013
Filed:
Mar 4, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/397977
Inventors:
Thomas O. Simensen - Kalispell MT, US
Torbjorn O. Simensen - Kalispell MT, US
International Classification:
F16K 11/10
F24D 3/10
US Classification:
237 69, 122510, 248154, 248240
Abstract:
A stand assembly for hydronic circulation systems includes a fixed back portion. A selectively movable platform portion is connected to the back portion. The stand assembly is selectively movable between a folded shipping position and an unfolded installation position by selectively moving the platform portion.

Prefabricated Stand For Hydronic Systems

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US Patent:
20050258264, Nov 24, 2005
Filed:
May 21, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/851264
Inventors:
Thomas Simensen - Kalispell MT, US
Torbjorn Simensen - Kalispell MT, US
International Classification:
F24D003/00
US Classification:
237069000
Abstract:
A stand assembly for hydronic circulation systems includes a fixed back portion. A selectively movable platform portion is connected to the back portion. The stand assembly is selectively movable between a folded shipping position and an unfolded installation position by selectively moving the platform portion.

Modular Manifold

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US Patent:
6345770, Feb 12, 2002
Filed:
Apr 13, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/834394
Inventors:
Thomas O. Simensen - Kalispell MT, 59901
International Classification:
F24D 510
US Classification:
237 69
Abstract:
A modular manifold is adapted for use with hydronic circulation systems including a plurality of first and second thermal exchange zones having respective zone supply and zone return lines. The modular manifold includes a plurality of modules, each of which includes a selectively actuatable fluid control mechanism having an inlet and an outlet. The outlet of each selectively actuatable fluid control mechanism is in fluid communication with a respective zone supply line of the zone of the hydronic circulation system. Each module further includes a common return conduit section secured to the selectively actuatable fluid control mechanism. A common supply conduit section is secured to the selectively actuatable fluid control mechanism of each module. The common supply conduit section is in fluid communication with the inlet of the selectively actuatable fluid control mechanism. The modules are adapted and constructed to be connected together, with the collective common return conduit sections fitting together to form a common return conduit in communication with the return lines of the thermal exchange zones, and the collective common supply conduit sections fitting together to form a common supply conduit.
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