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Todd Anders Kirkman
Address:
779 Lakeview Dr, Chetek, WI 54728
Licenses:
License #: A2358806
Category: Airmen
Category: Airmen
Todd A Kirkman, 64Placida, FL
Todd Kirkman Phones & Addresses
Rotonda West, FL
779 Lakeview Dr, Chetek, WI 54728 715-9242443 715-9244400 715-9244449
799 Lakeview Dr, Chetek, WI 54728
10640 Hatchett Cir, Pt Charlotte, FL 33981
Port Charlotte, FL
Barron, WI
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Electrical Heater
US Patent:
7015428, Mar 21, 2006
Filed:
Mar 23, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/807523
Inventors:
Todd A. Kirkman - Chetek WI, US
Assignee:
Longview Research & Development - Chetek WI
International Classification:
H05B 3/18
H05B 3/36
F16N 39/04
F01M 5/02
H05B 3/36
F16N 39/04
F01M 5/02
US Classification:
219438, 392444, 219535, 219536, 219549, 219205, 1231425 E
Abstract:
A heater formed of multiple layers with at least two envelope layers sealed to each other to form a closed envelope and with at least one of the layers within the sealed envelope layers comprising a gas permeable internal ground member that permit one to heat seal the envelope layers to each other and prevents destruction of the heater if the heater accidentally exceeds a critical operating temperature.
Non-Thermostatically Controlled High Power Oil Pan-Heater
US Patent:
5017758, May 21, 1991
Filed:
Jun 1, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/360189
Inventors:
Todd A. Kirkman - Hillsdale WI
William D. Heath - Thorp WA
William D. Heath - Thorp WA
Assignee:
Toddco Research and Development Company, Inc. - Yakima WA
International Classification:
H05B 300
F16N 3904
F01M 502
F16N 3904
F01M 502
US Classification:
219205
Abstract:
A selected quantity of lubricating oil in the reservoir of an oil system exposed to low ambient temperatures is maintained at a temperature above 170 degrees F. but below the oil breakdown temperature of 300 degrees F. by a non-thermostatically controlled flexible planar electric heating element adhesively secured to the exterior surface of the reservoir. The heating element has a uniform power density of at least about 15 watts per square inch and a constant power output of about 20 to 40 watts per quart of oil in the reservoir. The thermal balance formed between the continuous heat generation by the heating element and the continual heat dissipation from the oil system maintains the oil temperature between the desired limits.
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