Manufacturers Index - Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.
East Pittsburgh, PA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Steam and Gas Engines
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381,968
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May. 01, 1888
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Electro-magnetic motor
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Nikola Tesla |
New York, NY |
This and patents 381,969 and 381,970 are the first patents for the AC induction motor. The patent was assigned to himself and Charles Peck, but they sold the patent to Westinghouse in July of 1888. Tesla moved to Pittsburgh for a year to train Westinghouse personnel. |
404,567
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Jun. 04, 1889
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System of generators for alternating electric currents
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Oliver B. Shallenberger |
Rochester, PA |
This patent relates to two-phase distribution systems which Westinghouse was researching at the time. Inventor Shallenberger had developed a power usage meter device that was considered by George Westinghouse to be a key component of their electrical distribution system offering; it worked at 133 Hertz which would prove to be an obstacle to the development of a viable polyphase alternate-current distribution system. |
417,794
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Dec. 24, 1889
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Armature for electric machines
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Albert Schmid |
Allegheny, PA |
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Armature for electric machines
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Nikola Tesla |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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450,641
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Apr. 21, 1891
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Self-exciting alternate-current electric generator
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William Stanley Jr. |
Great Barrington, MA |
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556,646
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Mar. 17, 1896
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Device for detecting short circuits
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Charles E. Skinner |
Allegheny, PA |
This patent seems to be the genesis of the "growler", a device used to test motor windings and other electrical coils for shorted windings. |
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Device for detecting short circuits
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Charles F. Scott |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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583,584
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Jun. 01, 1897
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Gas Engine
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George Westinghouse |
Pittsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
Application renewed 29 Apr, 1897. |
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Gas Engine
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Edwin Ruud |
Pittsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
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583,585
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Jun. 01, 1897
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Means for Controlling and Regulating Operation of Gas Engines
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George Westinghouse Jr. |
Pittsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
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Means for Controlling and Regulating Operation of Gas Engines
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Edwin Ruud |
Pittsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
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606,033
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Jun. 21, 1898
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Means for compensating for temperature-resistance changes
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Charles F. Scott |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Improvements to patent 531,868. |
606,056
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Jun. 21, 1898
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Alternating-current electric motor
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Robert H. Hassler |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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610,067
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Aug. 30, 1898
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Induction-motor
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Benjamin Garver Lamme was an important electrical engineer for Westinghouse. After Westinghouse's researchers failed to industrialize Tesla's two-phase motor (for a 133 Hertz supply), it was abandoned until Lamme focused his attention on it in late 1891, leading to the development of a practical 60 Hertz version of the Tesla motor. This was the first fully practical induction motor from Westinghouse. Another Westinghouse researcher, N. W. Storer, would modify Lamme's motor to a squirrel-cage design, which would prove to work as well and was simpler to manufacture. The Westinghouse two-phase motor was demonstrated at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. |
633,856
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Sep. 26, 1899
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Distributed winding for electrical machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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Distributed winding for electrical machines
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John P. Mallett |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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633,857
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Sep. 26, 1899
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Dynamo-electric generator
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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633,858
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Sep. 26, 1899
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Field-magnet coil electrical machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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Field-magnet coil electrical machines
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Charles E. Skinner |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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633,972
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Sep. 26, 1899
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Current-collector for electrical machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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644,865
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Mar. 06, 1900
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System of electrical distribution
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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660,907
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Oct. 30, 1900
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Single-phase alternating-current generator
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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660,908
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Oct. 30, 1900
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Variable-speed electric motor
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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660,909
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Oct. 30, 1900
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Electric motor
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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680,792
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Aug. 20, 1901
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Alternating-current induction-motor
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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680,795
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Aug. 20, 1901
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Strap-coil for electrical machines
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John P. Mallett |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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680,797
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Aug. 20, 1901
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Electromagnetic Motor or Reciprocating Engine
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Ralph D. Mershon |
New York, NY |
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680,798
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Aug. 20, 1901
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Mechanism for Generating Variable Electromotive Force
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James E. Miller |
Edgewood Park, Allegheny County, PA |
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688,317
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Dec. 10, 1901
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Winding for electric machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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688,318
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Dec. 10, 1901
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Winding for electrical machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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692,022
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Jan. 28, 1902
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Winding for electrical machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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740,101
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Sep. 29, 1903
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Method of operating electric motors
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William A. Dick |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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753,278
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Mar. 01, 1904
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Winding for electrical machines
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Frederick J. Lindeman |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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765,228
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Jul. 19, 1904
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Coil-retaining means for electric machines
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Isaac de Kaiser |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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819,820
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May. 08, 1906
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Ventilating Means for Inclosed Machines
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Egbert M. Tingley |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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876,955
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Jan. 21, 1908
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Russell S. Feicht |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
900,555
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Oct. 06, 1908
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Controlling System for Electric Motors
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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909,834
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Jan. 12, 1909
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Brush Holder for Dynamo Electric Machines
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Miles Walker |
, England |
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924,786
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Jun. 15, 1909
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System of Electric Motor Control
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Henry D. James |
Pittsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
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925,355
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Jun. 15, 1909
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Method of and Means for Operating Dynamo Electric Machines
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
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934,369
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Sep. 14, 1909
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Ventilating plate and spacer for electrical apparatus
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Harry D. Summers |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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933,766
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Sep. 14, 1909
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Ventilating-plate for laminated structures
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Philip A. Lange |
, England |
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933,737
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Sep. 14, 1909
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Ventilating-plate and spacing-block for electric apparatus
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Jesse A. Baird |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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984,182
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Feb. 14, 1911
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Magnetizable wedge for dynamo-electric machines
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John M. Barr |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
984,260
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Feb. 14, 1911
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Hans G. Berentsen |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
990,964
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May. 02, 1911
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Induction-motor
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Isaac de Kaiser |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,013,149
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Jan. 02, 1912
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Electric motor
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Joseph D. Forrer |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,013,218
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Jan. 02, 1912
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Induction-motor
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William Edgar Reed |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,015,912
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Jan. 30, 1912
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Induction-motor winding
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Charles William Starker |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,046,834
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Dec. 10, 1912
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Core structure for dynamo-electric machines
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Chester B. Mills |
East McKeesport, PA |
This patent date was seen on a Westinghouse Type CDH 1/4 HP motor. |
1,068,757
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Jul. 29, 1913
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Secondary member of induction-motors
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George H. Garcelon |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,090,328
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Mar. 17, 1914
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Single-phase motor
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Chester B. Mills |
East McKeesport, PA |
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1,096,243
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May. 12, 1914
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Secondary winding for induction-motors
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Theodore Hoock |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,096,840
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May. 19, 1914
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Squirrel-cage winding for induction-motors
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Theodore Hoock |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,101,672
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Jun. 30, 1914
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Induction-motor winding
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John E. Webster |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,108,940
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Sep. 01, 1914
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Collector-ring
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Charles William Starker |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,112,452
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Oct. 06, 1914
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Winding for induction-motors
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Theodore Hoock |
East McKeesport, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,115,352
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Oct. 27, 1914
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Miles Walker |
, England |
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1,115,406
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Oct. 27, 1914
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Joseph Le Conte Davis |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,115,440
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Oct. 27, 1914
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Fred R. Kunkel |
Edgewood Park, PA |
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1,116,424
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Nov. 10, 1914
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Induction-motor
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Rudolf E. Hellmund |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,119,988
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Dec. 08, 1914
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Coil-support
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Leo Rapp |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,123,319
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Jan. 05, 1915
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Fred R. Kunkel |
Edgewood Park, PA |
Seen on a 3 HP 3-phase Westinghouse induction motor along with numerous other patents spanning 1898 to 1915. |
1,130,211
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Mar. 02, 1915
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Charles W. Starker |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,135,087
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Apr. 13, 1915
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Oil-guard for dynamo-electric machines
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John E. Webster |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,150,022
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Aug. 17, 1915
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Coil-wedge
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Allan B. Field |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,150,043
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Aug. 17, 1915
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Benjamin G. Lamme |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,150,049
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Aug. 17, 1915
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Laminated structure
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Frederick S. Martin |
Edgewood Park, PA |
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1,156,639
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Oct. 12, 1915
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Charles W. Starker |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,156,711
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Oct. 12, 1915
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Armature-winding
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Yasudiro Sakai |
East Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,159,121
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Nov. 02, 1915
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Charles W. Starker |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,159,224
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Nov. 02, 1915
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Theodore Hoock |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,168,021
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Jan. 11, 1916
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Brush-holder for dynamo-electric machines
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Chester B. Mills |
East McKeesport, PA |
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1,227,414
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May. 22, 1917
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Allan Bertram Field |
, England |
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1,227,292
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May. 22, 1917
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Bed-plate
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Chester B. Mills |
East McKeesport, PA |
This patent number was seen on a Westinghouse Type CAH 1/4 HP motor. |
RE14,370
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Oct. 02, 1917
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Joseph Le C. Davis |
Pittsburgh, PA |
The inventor was deceased by the time the reissue was applied for. |
1,261,126
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Apr. 02, 1918
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Rudolf E. Hellmund |
Pittsburgh, PA |
"My invention is particularly applicable to machines designed for railway service where it is essential to obtain effective ventilation without increasing the length of the machines." |
1,261,386
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Apr. 02, 1918
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Charles W. Starker |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Rudolf E. Hellmund |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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1,261,102
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Apr. 02, 1918
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Centrifugal switch
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Joel R. Cook |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
This patent number was seen on a Westinghouse Type CAH 1/4 HP motor. |
1,278,865
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Sep. 17, 1918
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Dynamo-electric machine
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James F. Curtis |
Pitcairn, PA |
"The object of my invention is to simplify the structure and reduce the expense of manufacture of dynamo-electric machine rotors. In the prior art, the rotors of certain types of dynamo-electric machines have been provided with sets of fan blades for the purpose of directing currents of cooling air through certain portions of the machine, the blades being either individually attached to the outer surface of the rotors or being secured to annular bands, which, in turn were attached to the rotor bodies; also, separate wiper rings were disposed around the machine shaft for the purpose of expelling any excess oil... According to my invention, I provide an integrally combined wiper ring and set of fan blades..." |
1,284,362
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Nov. 12, 1918
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Molded commutator-cylinder
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Willard H. Kempton |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,284,524
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Nov. 12, 1918
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Molded commutator-cylinder
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Arthur J. Bastian |
Edgewood Park, PA |
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Molded commutator-cylinder
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Willard H. Kempton |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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Molded commutator-cylinder
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Charles E. Wilson |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,300,243
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Apr. 15, 1919
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Aubrey L. Broomall |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
"...it has been found that, when the motor was operated in an exposed position, such as on an electric motor-driven vehicle, both dirt and moisture entered the machine through the ventilating openings, and came into contact with the current-carrying parts. By my invention, I provide a cover for ventilating openings so constructed that the air passing therethrough is deflected away from the current-carrying parts." |
1,300,373
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Apr. 15, 1919
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Dynamo-electric machine
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George H. Garcelon |
Swissvale, PA |
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Meigs W. Bartmess |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Joseph L. Chantemerle |
Turtle Creek, PA |
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1,300,859
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Apr. 15, 1919
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Coil-retaining device and method of assembling the same
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John P. Nikonow |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,305,149
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May. 27, 1919
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System of control
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Hurd T. Morris |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,305,094
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May. 27, 1919
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Centrifugal starting-switch
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John B. Hansell |
, England |
This patent number was seen on a Westinghouse Type CAH 1/4 HP motor. |
1,316,004
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Sep. 16, 1919
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Induction-motor winding
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Harold E. Trent |
, England |
Covers a squirrel-cage motor winding that is "cheap and simple to manufacture and assemble" and is "rugged and efficient in construction and operation". |
1,358,809
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Nov. 16, 1920
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Charles E. Wilson |
Wilkinsburg, PA |
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1,382,852
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Jun. 28, 1921
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Method and apparatus for finishing gunstocks
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Ernest W. Pittman |
Flushing, NY |
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1,435,209
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Nov. 14, 1922
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Brush holder
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Joseph L. Chantemerle |
Turtle Creek, PA |
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1,435,357
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Nov. 14, 1922
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Method of constructing secondary members of induction motors
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Clifford A. M. Weber |
Swissvale, PA |
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1,441,301
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Jan. 09, 1923
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Hot Well Ejector
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Henry F. Schmidt |
Swarthmore, Delaware County, PA |
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1,490,205
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Apr. 15, 1924
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Dynamo-electric machine
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Byron H. Chatto |
Swissvale, PA |
This patent date was seen on a Westinghouse Type CDH 1/4 HP motor. |
1,490,210
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Apr. 15, 1924
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Meter
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Zen Hsieh |
Wilkinsburg, Allegheny County, PA |
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1,563,317
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Dec. 01, 1925
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Saw guard
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Carl B. Auel |
Irwin, PA |
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1,745,852
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Feb. 04, 1930
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Cage Making Machine
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Emil E. Hawkinson |
South Bend, IN |
Wesley G. Can - patent attorney
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Cage Making Machine
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Ned W. Burbridge |
South Bend, IN |
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2,005,887
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Jun. 25, 1935
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Grid Glow Micrometer
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Robert W. Carson |
Rochelle Park, NJ |
F. W. Lyle - patent attorney
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2,223,041
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Nov. 26, 1940
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Boring Head
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Thomas Maxwell |
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, PA |
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4,718,172
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Jan. 12, 1988
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Turbine Blade Radial Position Gage
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Marshall J. Rouse |
Charlotte, NC |
Abstract
A gage for determining alignment of a turbine rotor blade in an assembly position on a turbine rotor. The gage includes a precision base for positioning on the rotor surface adjacent a blade to establish a tangent line perpendicular to a rotor radial line through the center of a slot in which a blade is disposed. A standard extends from the base and carries a first contact for positioning against a low portion of the blade and a second measuring contact for positioning against an upper portion of the blade. The measuring contact provides an indication of blade misalignment.
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Turbine Blade Radial Position Gage
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Albert J. Partington |
Winter Springs, FL |
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