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Steven H Goldschmidt, 8110 Greenbriar Dr, Bloomfield, CT 06002
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Method For Hurricane Prevention
US Patent:
2007010, May 10, 2007
Filed:
May 12, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/433123
Inventors:
Steven Goldschmidt - Bloomfield CT, US
International Classification:
B63B 35/00
B63B 17/00
B63B 38/00
B63B 17/00
B63B 38/00
US Classification:
114382000
Abstract:
A method for hurricane prevention by cooling the surface of the ocean water in the path of a tropical cyclone. This method is achieved by displacing the warmer surface water with the cooler water below it. The method involves using a surface vessel, such as a ship, in a region of open water to dissipate or weaken tropical cyclones by positioning the surface vessel in a path of travel of a tropical cyclone. The surface vessel is equipped with a redistribution device to collect warm surface water as the surface vessel is propelled through open water, and the warm water is diverted beneath its natural stratification level and replaced with cooler water along the surface of the open water.
Power-Driven Or Manually-Operated Wrench Puller For Tightening Or Loosening Threadedly-Engaged Work Pieces
US Patent:
5062326, Nov 5, 1991
Filed:
Nov 21, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/616838
Inventors:
Steven H. Goldschmidt - Bloomfield CT
International Classification:
B25B 1300
US Classification:
81 5732
Abstract:
A connector torquing system useful for tightening or loosening a pair of interthreaded components is shown. A torque receiving means is spaced about each of the interthreaded components concerned. A gimbal is disposed at the opposite extremity of each torque receiving means and includes inner and outer pivot blocks swingable with respect to each other in mutually perpendicular axes. Each torque receiving means is connected to its respective gimbal. A screw is extendable between and through each gimbal. A pair of nuts are threadedly engaged on the screw outboard of an adjacent one of the gimbals and the nuts of the pair are tightened. A single nut is threadedly engaged on the screw within an adjacent one of the gimbals and aids in the rotation of the screw responsive to the tigthening of the nuts of the pair. In this way concomitant angular deviation of the inner and outer pivot blocks of the gimbals achieves the displacement of the torque receiving means as they are driven toward each other.
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