James J Klingensmith

Address:

1928 Riggs Rd, South Park, PA 15129

VIN:

1D7HU18297S258587

Make:

DODGE

Model:

RAM PICKUP 1500

Year:

2007

US Patent:

47094354, Dec 1, 1987

Filed:

Feb 4, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/010785

Inventors:

J. Robert Stemler - Murrysville PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA
Craig C. Menzemer - Murrysville PA
John M. Kulicki - Mechanicsburg PA
Nicholas D. Theofanis - Camp Hill PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

E01D 1912

US Classification:

14 73

Abstract:

A system for attaching a bridge deck panel to a bridge structure which allows the panel to expand in lengthwise and sidewise directions independent of a bridge deck support structure. Brackets attached to members of a bridge deck support structure have undercuts on opposing ends which accommodate flanges on the bridge deck panel. Portions of the bracket overlying the undercut and flange prevent the deck panel from being separated from the deck support structure, but do not prevent the deck panel from lengthwise movement independent of the bridge structure due to temperature changes. To enable the panel to move in a sidewise direction, a space is provided between the outermost edge of the deck panel flange and the length of the undercut.

US Patent:

D2579480, Jan 20, 1981

Filed:

Feb 15, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/012372

Inventors:

James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America

International Classification:

D0808
D0604

US Classification:

D 8373

US Patent:

49055690, Mar 6, 1990

Filed:

Sep 12, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/243508

Inventors:

Dinesh C. Seksaria - Pittsburgh PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA
David N. Hansen - Murrysville PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

F41H 506

US Classification:

89 3602

Abstract:

An inexpensive light weight spacer and support for suspending items on or from a host surface. The spacer and support comprises a cone-type structure, the structure having a bushing-like end at the apex thereof for receiving and holding the supported item. An opening is provided in the bushing-like end for receiving a fastener. The base end of the cone-shaped structure is provided with a flange portion for receiving fasteners for securing the cone and item to the host surface.

US Patent:

46430806, Feb 17, 1987

Filed:

Jun 24, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/748021

Inventors:

John W. Trostle - Allison Park PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

F24F 702

US Classification:

98 4221

Abstract:

A roof ridge ventilator system of the type adapted to be installed on the open ridge of a building's roof. The ventilator system is provided in at least two elongated sections having ends with top parts which are joinable together endwise. The top part of one end is fabricated to enable overlapping by the top part of an unfabricated end of another section of roof ridge ventilator. The overlapping inhibits migration of water between the overlapped ends. The fabricated top part is further provided with a capillary groove in its outer surface which also is to be overlapped by the unfabricated end of the other ventilator section when the ends are joined. The groove is located, sized and configured to (1) collect water attempting to enter the ridge vent opening by migrating between the overlapping ends, and (2) dispose of said water collecting in said groove to minimize the possibility of said water entering the ridge vent opening.

US Patent:

50333577, Jul 23, 1991

Filed:

Dec 15, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/451019

Inventors:

Dinesh C. Seksaria - Pittsburgh PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA
David N. Hansen - Murrysville PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

F41H 506

US Classification:

89 3604

Abstract:

An inexpensive light weight hollow frustum of a cone for suspending items on or from a host surface. The cone has a high strength-to-weight ratio provided by a thin wall of material forming the hollow cone. The cone has a bushing-like end at the apex thereof for receiving and holding the suspended item. An opening is provided in the bushing-like end for receiving a removable fastener. The base end of the cone is provided with a flange for receiving removable fasteners for securing and removing the cone and item to and from the host surface.

US Patent:

49882309, Jan 29, 1991

Filed:

Mar 7, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/320250

Inventors:

Vinod K. Banthia - Monroeville PA
Russell S. Long - Elizabeth PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

F16B 700
F16B 100

US Classification:

403170

Abstract:

An extruded node is disclosed comprising a longitudinally extending substantially hollow core and at least one longitudinally extending, hollow flange, extending outwardly of and integral with a longitudinally extending side portion of the core. This invention also provides a joined structure wherein at least one longitudinally extending lineal member has a hollow peripheral portion defined by walls having inside surfaces adapted to mate with outside surfaces of a mating hollow flange of the extruded node. In this joined structure the peripheral portion of the lineal member is inserted over the hollow flange of the node to an extent that the outer peripheral surface of the lineal member surrounds the integral wall of the node and the outside surfaces of the sidewalls of the hollow flange and the inside surfaces of the lineal member mate along substantially the entire length and around substantially the entire perimeter of the flange.

US Patent:

51313146, Jul 21, 1992

Filed:

Jul 8, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/726900

Inventors:

David N. Hansen - Murrysville PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

F41H 5013

US Classification:

89 3602

Abstract:

A method for attaching an applique panel to a support surface comprising securing a threaded stud to said support surface; placing a centering washer over said threaded stud such that said stud extends through the eyelet in said centering washer, and at least a portion of said centering washing is flush with said support surface; placing a hollow cone over said stud; placing an applique panel having an opening therein over the apex of said hollow cone such that said stud extends through said opening in said panel; placing an upper washer over said applique panel such that said stud extends through the eyelet in said upper washer; and placing a nut over the top of said threaded stud and rotating said nut thereby connecting and securing said upper washer, said applique panel, said hollow cone and said centering washer to said support surface.

US Patent:

46125523, Sep 16, 1986

Filed:

Dec 17, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/682427

Inventors:

Lyle W. Hovland - Murrysville PA
James D. Klingensmith - Apollo PA

Assignee:

Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

H01Q 122

US Classification:

343880

Abstract:

A lightweight mounting structure combination for small dish antennae is provided. The structure includes an upright mast for supporting the dish antennae. The mast has an upper end for attachment to said dish and a lower end for anchoring to a rigid-type structure. The structure also has a bent strut having a lower end for anchoring to a rigid-type structure and an upper end for attachment to said mast. In addition, a second strut is provided having a lower end for anchoring to a rigid-type structure and an upper end for attachment to said mast. Further included is means for anchoring the respective lower ends of the mast, bent strut and second strut to the rigid-type structure and for attaching the respective upper ends of the bent and second struts to the mast. The means includes a bracket, a threaded bolt having a shank portion for extending through the bracket and respective end, and a nut threaded on said bolt for drawing the bracket and respective end tightly together. The bolt, nut, bracket and respective end cooperate to indicate to one tightening the nut and bolt when a predetermined extent of tightness is attained, the predetermined extent of tightness being characterized by the respective end having undergone a predetermined extent of deformation such that relative movement between the bracket and respective end is minimized.