Paul D Czerniak, 61729 Jacana Way, North Palm Beach, FL 33408

2002013, Sep 26, 2002

Mar 23, 2001

09/815742

Paul Czerniak - North Palm Beach FL, US
Daniel Rubalcaba - Kennebunk ME, US
John Privett - Yorktown VA, US

G05G001/00

074/572000

The present invention relates to an improved rotor balancing system which allows for fine tune onsite adjustment for turbomachinery. The rotor balancing system comprises a rotor element having a row of locating slots and a device for reducing windage effects caused by the locating slots and protruding anti-rotation pins. In a preferred embodiment, the device for reducing windage effects comprises at least one balancing ring which partially or fully covers the locating slots and internal slots for engaging and disengaging that does not protrude outbound of the ring. Each balancing ring is preferably provided with two integrally formed anti-rotation members for engaging the locating slots. Each balancing ring is also preferably provided with a slot in a weighted portion of the ring for receiving a tool for positioning the balancing ring in a desired position. A method for positioning the balancing ring on a rotor element using the slot and the tool is also described herein.

2003021, Nov 20, 2003

Mar 7, 2003

10/383438

Paul Czerniak - North Palm Beach FL, US
Daniel Rubalcaba - Kennebunk ME, US
John Privett - Yorktown VA, US

F16F015/22

074/57300R

The present invention relates to an improved rotor balancing system which allows for fine tune onsite adjustment for turbomachinery. The rotor balancing system comprises a rotor element having a row of locating slots and a device for reducing windage effects caused by the locating slots and protruding anti-rotation pins. In a preferred embodiment, the device for reducing windage effects comprises at least one balancing ring which partially or fully covers the locating slots and internal slots for engaging and disengaging that does not protrude outbound of the ring. Each balancing ring is preferably provided with two integrally formed anti-rotation members for engaging the locating slots. Each balancing ring is also preferably provided with a slot in a weighted portion of the ring for receiving a tool for positioning the balancing ring in a desired position. A method for positioning the balancing ring on a rotor element using the slot and the tool is also described herein.

2018016, Jun 14, 2018

Dec 13, 2016

15/376804

- Juno Beach FL, US
Gina GUARINO - Jupiter FL, US
Matthew BRAZAUSKAS - Royal Palm Beach FL, US
Michael MEISTER - North Palm Beach FL, US
Paul CZERNIAK - North Palm Beach FL, US

G06Q 10/08
G06Q 10/10

Systems and methods of managing operational system components. Maintenance schedules for each of a number of systems are maintained. A worn component scheduled to be replaced in an initial system is identified. An identified component that is scheduled to be removed from another systems and that is able to replace the worn component is identified. Based on the maintenance schedules associated with the systems, the identified component is able to be refurbished after its scheduled removal from the selected remote system in time to be used as a replacement for worn component when it is scheduled to be removed from the initial system. An indication associated with the identified component is stored that indicates that the identified component is scheduled to be: removed from the other system; refurbished; and installed into the initial system at the time of the scheduled removal of the worn component.