David L Motto from 533 Walapai Dr, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526, age 50

Resumes

Patent Agent

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Location:

533 Walapai Dr, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526

Industry:

Medical Devices

Work:

Fujifilm Medical Systems U.s.a., Inc.
Patent Agent
Pratt & Whitney Sep 1, 2005 - Jan 2017
Patent Agent at Pratt and Whitney
Nerac Sep 2004 - Sep 2005
Patent Analyst and Patent Agent
General Dynamics Jun 2003 - Sep 2004
Shift Test Engineering Supervisor
Pc25C Prototype Aug 1999 - Jan 2003
Manager

Education:

University of North Dakota 2012 - 2015
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2000 - 2002
Master of Science, Masters United States Merchant Marine Academy 1993 - 1997
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science

Skills:

Patents
Patent Drafting
Patent Analysis
Patent Strategy
Patent Preparation
Patent Portfolio Management
Technical Writing
Technical Training
Technology Transfer
Technical Analysis
Technical Documentation
Technical Management
Technology Development
Marine Engineering
Engineering Management
Technology Management
Drafting Patent Applications
Intellectual Property
Patent Litigation

Languages:

English
Spanish
German
Mandarin

Certifications:

U.s Coast Guard License - Engineer 2A/E
License Intellectual Property Registration # 57416
Masters Degree Level Certificate In Computer Networking
Federal Patent Bar
Uscg
Admitted To Federal Patent Bar (Uspto), License Intellectual Property Registration # 57416
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

David Motto

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Us Patents

Continuous Supply Fluid Reservoir
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US Patent:

8181746, May 22, 2012
Filed:

Sep 18, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/233332
Inventors:

Robert D. Szolomayer - Glastonbury CT, US
David L. Motto - Ellington CT, US
Assignee:

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT
International Classification:

F01D 25/18
F16K 17/36
US Classification:

184 611, 137 38, 13756533, 137574, 137576
Abstract:

An assembly for holding a fluid includes an auxiliary reservoir inside a main reservoir. The auxiliary reservoir includes an auxiliary reservoir shell with a fill passage at or near its bottom. The auxiliary reservoir shell also has a vent passage at or near its top. The fill passage and the vent passage fluidically connect the auxiliary reservoir to the main reservoir. A fluid inlet is located inside the main reservoir and outside of the auxiliary reservoir. A fluid outlet located inside the auxiliary reservoir between the fill passage and the vent passage.

Continuous Supply Fluid Reservoir
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US Patent:

8602165, Dec 10, 2013
Filed:

Mar 28, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/432825
Inventors:

Robert D. Szolomayer - Marlborough CT, US
David L. Motto - Ellington CT, US
Assignee:

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT
International Classification:

F01D 25/18
F16K 17/36
US Classification:

184 611, 137 38, 13756533, 137574, 137576
Abstract:

An assembly for holding a fluid includes an auxiliary reservoir inside a main reservoir. The auxiliary reservoir includes an auxiliary reservoir shell with a fill passage at or near its bottom. The auxiliary reservoir shell also has a vent passage at or near its top. The fill passage and the vent passage fluidically connect the auxiliary reservoir to the main reservoir. A fluid inlet is located inside the main reservoir and outside of the auxiliary reservoir. A fluid outlet located inside the auxiliary reservoir between the fill passage and the vent passage.

Snowboard Support System
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US Patent:

20080001389, Jan 3, 2008
Filed:

Jun 28, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/477082
Inventors:

David Louis Motto - Ellington CT, US
International Classification:

A63C 11/00
US Classification:

280814
Abstract:

A Snowboard Support System capable of relieving the load placed on the snowboarder's bound downhill foot and leg while riding on a chair lift. This invention is lightweight, compact, self retractable and safe. Most notably, the Snowboard Support System comprises a hooking mechanism that attaches to the chair lift, has an emergency releasable buckle, and an adjustment mechanism to change the length of the webbing to suit each snowboarder's height. The hooking mechanism is self retracted into an outer structure via a spring mechanism. The outer structure is fixed to the snowboard via U brackets and threaded inserts.

Continuous Supply Fluid Reservoir
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US Patent:

20120181112, Jul 19, 2012
Filed:

Mar 28, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/432790
Inventors:

Robert D. Szolomayer - Marlborough CT, US
David L. Motto - Ellington CT, US
Assignee:

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION - Hartford CT
International Classification:

F01D 25/20
F01M 1/02
F01M 1/16
US Classification:

184 611, 137 1, 137 14
Abstract:

An assembly for holding a fluid includes an auxiliary reservoir inside a main reservoir. The auxiliary reservoir includes an auxiliary reservoir shell with a fill passage at or near its bottom. The auxiliary reservoir shell also has a vent passage at or near its top. The fill passage and the vent passage fluidically connect the auxiliary reservoir to the main reservoir. A fluid inlet is located inside the main reservoir and outside of the auxiliary reservoir. A fluid outlet located inside the auxiliary reservoir between the fill passage and the vent passage.

Non-Interrupted Turbomachine Fluid Supply
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US Patent:

20140003906, Jan 2, 2014
Filed:

Jun 29, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/538024
Inventors:

David L. Motto - Ellington CT, US
International Classification:

F01D 25/18
F01D 15/12
US Classification:

415 1, 415144, 4151221
Abstract:

An exemplary fluid supply system for use on a turbomachine includes a turbomachine fluid container having a moveable barrier. A pressurized fluid is delivered to one side of the moveable barrier, and an opposing side of the flexible barrier communicates with a source of lubricant. Pressurized fluid is selectively delivered to the one side to move the moveable barrier between a flow-permitting position that permits flow from the source of lubricant to the turbomachine fluid container and a flow-restricting position that restricts flow from the source of lubricant to the turbomachine fluid container.

Seal With Integral Assembly Clip And Method Of Sealing
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US Patent:

20200032667, Jan 30, 2020
Filed:

Jun 26, 2019
Appl. No.:

16/453405
Inventors:

- Farmington CT, US
Frederick M. Schwarz - Glastonbury CT, US
David L. Motto - Fuquay Varina NC, US
International Classification:

F01D 11/00
F01D 25/24
F16J 15/08
F16J 15/06
Abstract:

A seal assembly for a gas turbine engine includes first and second split-ring seals. The first split-ring seal includes circumferentially separated first and second ends, laterally separated first and second edges, a first sealing lobe adjacent the first edge, and a first integral clip portion adjacent the second edge. The first sealing lobe has a curved surface extending laterally outward from the first edge. The second split-ring seal is slidably received and nested in the first seal. The second split-ring seal includes circumferentially separated third and fourth ends and laterally separated third and fourth edges.

Seal With Integral Assembly Clip And Method Of Sealing
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US Patent:

20170241280, Aug 24, 2017
Filed:

Feb 24, 2016
Appl. No.:

15/052437
Inventors:

- Hartford CT, US
Frederick M. Schwarz - Glastonbury CT, US
David L. Motto - Ellington CT, US
International Classification:

F01D 11/00
F16J 15/06
Abstract:

A seal assembly for a gas turbine engine includes first and second split-ring seals. The first split-ring seal includes circumferentially separated first and second ends, laterally separated first and second edges, a first sealing lobe adjacent the first edge, and a first integral clip portion adjacent the second edge. The first sealing lobe has a curved surface extending laterally outward from the first edge. The second split-ring seal is slidably received and nested in the first seal. The second split-ring seal includes circumferentially separated third and fourth ends and laterally separated third and fourth edges.

Pressurized Reserve Lubrication System For A Gas Turbine Engine
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US Patent:

20140174855, Jun 26, 2014
Filed:

Feb 13, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/179957
Inventors:

- Hartford CT, US
David L. Motto - Ellington CT, US
Assignee:

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT
International Classification:

F01D 25/18
US Classification:

184 611
Abstract:

A lubrication system includes a control subsystem operable to selectively communicate lubricant from a reserve lubrication subsystem under a pressure to supplement lubricant from a main lubrication subsystem in response to identification of a prolonged reduced-G condition. A gas turbine engine includes a main lubrication subsystem in communication with a geared architecture; a reserve lubrication subsystem in communication with the geared architecture; and a control subsystem operable to selectively communicate lubricant from the reserve lubrication subsystem under a pressure in response to identification of a prolonged reduced-G condition. A method of reducing lubrication starvation from a lubrication system with a main lubrication subsystem and a reserve lubrication subsystem, the main lubrication system in communication with a geared architecture of a gas turbine engine, includes communicating lubricant under a pressure to the geared architecture in response to identifying of a prolonged reduced-G condition.