Carl P Schalansky, 70140 Clunie Dr, Sacramento, CA 95864

D515188, Feb 14, 2006

Mar 5, 2002

29/156722

Carl Schalansky - Carmichael CA, US
Nathan Emmett - Antelope CA, US

2304

D23355, D24232

2010017, Jul 15, 2010

Jan 14, 2009

12/353582

David Lee - Santa Monica CA, US
Carl Schalansky - Sacramento CA, US

H05B 3/34
H05B 3/02

219549, 29611

An electric heating film comprising of an first polymeric layer having a top surface and bottom surface, a second polymeric layer, a metalized surface, and conductive bus electrodes. The top surface of the first polymeric layer includes a continuous metalized surface of vacuum deposited metal coating and at least one pair of parallel spaced conductive bus electrodes, i.e. copper strips, for connection to a power source. The conductive bus electrodes are conductively adhered to the metalized surface to distribute an electrical current onto the metalized surface to provide a heat across the metalized surface. The second polymeric film sheet layer is provided as a protective layer positioned atop of the top surface of the first polymeric film sheet or enclosing the top and bottom surface of the first polymeric film sheet. The first or the first and the second polymeric layer is mechanical reduced using perforations to reduce the surface area of the metalized surface thereby producing a desired resistance across the metalized surface.

2013005, Mar 7, 2013

Sep 6, 2011

13/226051

Carl Schalansky - Sacramento CA, US

F28F 7/00

165137

The present invention provides a heat exchanging device formable into a three dimensional configuration. The heat exchanger device may be of the heat sink type, a dual fluid type, or virtually any other as may be desired. The heat exchanger device comprises a main body which is formable into a three dimensional shape and has a plurality of individual subunit elements adapted to form a plurality of stacked heat exchanging units. The individual subunits have surface configurations which are adapted to allow fluid flow.

2013021, Aug 22, 2013

Mar 15, 2013

13/843316

Carl Schalansky - Sacramento CA, US

Vacuum Process Engineering, Inc. - Sacramento CA

F28F 13/12

1651091

The present invention is directed towards a heat exchanger incorporating integral fin and turbulence enhancement features which are designed to improve hydraulic efficiency and heat transfer rates. The heat exchanger device comprises a top surface, a bottom surface, a front surface, a back surface, and two opposing side surfaces to define a main body unit. The heat exchanger device further comprises a plurality of laminar elements, or plates, having surface configurations to provide for to fluid flow therein. In order to increase heat transfer rates through the mixing of fluid, the heat exchanger device in accordance with the present invention contains features which enhance and increase flow turbulence and heat transfer surface area, referred to as out-of-plane structures. In one embodiment, the heat exchanger device contains features which form vertical out-of-plane structures. Alternatively, the heat exchanger device contains features which form horizontal out-of-plane structures.

6511759, Jan 28, 2003

Feb 7, 2000

09/498868

Carl Schalansky - Sacramento CA, 95826-4336

B32B 1501

428576, 428594, 428603, 428616, 428620, 428635, 228137, 228186

The instant invention provides a means and method for producing multi-laminar elements, said elements being suitable for operation in high temperature, atmospheric or vacuum environments such as those which may be required when processing materials such as substrates for semiconductors or for chemical vapor deposition.

2021016, Jun 3, 2021

Nov 6, 2018

16/772764

- Calgary, CA
- Albuquerque NM, US
- Sacramento CA, US
Layne CHARLES - Calgary, CA
Kevin James ALBRECHT - Albuquerque NM, US
Dereje Shiferaw AMOGNE - Rocklin CA, US
Matthew David CARLSON - Albuquerque NM, US
Clifford Kuofei HO - Albuquerque NM, US
Carl P. SCHALANSKY - Sacramento CA, US
Aaron Edward WILDBERGER - El Dorado Hills CA, US

F28F 3/08
F28D 9/00

A heat exchanger includes an inlet for receiving bulk solids, a plurality of heat transfer plate assemblies, a plurality of spacers disposed between adjacent heat transfer plate assemblies, and supports for supporting the heat transfer plate assemblies. The heat transfer plate assemblies include a first plate having a first pair of holes extending therethrough, the first plate having channels extending along a surface thereof, for the flow of fluid through the channels, and a second plate bonded to the first plate to enclose the channels, the second plate including a second pair of holes generally aligned with the first pair of holes to form through holes to facilitate flow of the fluid through the through holes and the channels.

2015013, May 21, 2015

Nov 20, 2014

14/549326

Carl Schalansky - Sacramento CA, US

B29C 67/00

264129

An additive manufacturing process is described that is particularly useful in the production of compact heat exchangers, chemical reactors, static chemical mixers and recuperators.

2014023, Aug 21, 2014

May 8, 2014

14/273008

- Sacramento CA, US
Carl Schalansky - Sacramento CA, US

Vacuum Process Engineering, Inc. - Sacramento CA

B23P 15/26
F28F 3/08

165166, 29890039

The present invention provides a heat exchanging device, formable into a three dimensional configuration. The heat exchanger device may be of the heat sink type, a dual fluid type, or virtually any other as may be desired. The heat exchanger device comprises a main body which is formable into a three dimensional shape and has a plurality of individual subunit elements adapted to form a plurality of stacked heat exchanging units. The individual subunits have surface configurations which are adapted to allow fluid flow. The present invention also describes devices, methods of making a heat exchanging device and/or methods of attaching external components to the heat exchanging device without damaging internal structures.