Lee Brown

Author:

Lee M. Brown

ISBN #:

0195114418

Author:

Lee Rust Brown

ISBN #:

0674248848

Author:

Lee Ann Brown

ISBN #:

0819566217

Author:

Lee Ann Brown

ISBN #:

0819566225

Author:

Lee Brown

ISBN #:

0458803405

Author:

Lee Brown

ISBN #:

0679302573

Author:

Lee Brown

ISBN #:

0679302581

Author:

Lee Brown

ISBN #:

0847691918

Address:

7430 Saint Louis St, Houston, TX 77028

VIN:

1FAHP24W88G148933

Make:

FORD

Model:

TAURUS

Year:

2008

US Patent:

41959914, Apr 1, 1980

Filed:

Oct 21, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/844304

Inventors:

Lee R. Brown - Houston TX
L. Herrera Jose - Houston TX
John D. Plumadore - Westfield MA

Assignee:

James River Graphics Inc. - South Hadley MA

International Classification:

G03G 1502
G03G 1302

US Classification:

430 55

Abstract:

An improved electrographic recording apparatus and method. An electrographic recording medium has a charge retaining front surface on which charge is distributed in a pattern representing a desired image to be recorded, and a field permeable conductive layer. While charge is being deposited on the charge retaining surface of the electrographic medium, a field is established and maintained behind the rear surface of the medium, said field penetrating the conductive layer and having a field strength on the charged side of the medium that opposes a field that causes charge to be deposited on the charge retaining surface of the medium. In another aspect of this invention, the recording apparatus has a toner application station that is located apart from the charge depositing means, and a second field, having the same polarity as the first field, is established and maintained behind the rear surface of the electrographic medium at the toner station.

US Patent:

42485215, Feb 3, 1981

Filed:

Sep 24, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/077895

Inventors:

Lee R. Brown - Houston TX
Jose L. Herrera - Houston TX
John D. Plumadore - Westfield MA

Assignee:

James River Graphics Inc. - South Hadley MA
SIE Incorporated - Houston TX

International Classification:

G03G 1500

US Classification:

355 3R

Abstract:

An improved electrographic recording apparatus and method. An electrographic recording medium has a charge retaining front surface on which charge is distributed in a pattern representing a desired image to be recorded, and a field permeable conductive layer. While charge is being deposited on the charge retaining surface of the electrographic medium, a field is established and maintained behind the rear surface of the medium, said field penetrating the conductive layer and having a field strength on the charged side of the medium that opposes a field that causes charge to be deposited on the charge retaining surface of the medium. In another aspect of this invention, the recording apparatus has a toner application station that is located apart from the charge depositing means, and a second field, having the same polarity as the first field, is established and maintained behind the rear surface of the electrographic medium at the toner station.

US Patent:

40939553, Jun 6, 1978

Filed:

Oct 8, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/730743

Inventors:

Lee Roy Brown - Houston TX
Thomas M. Davison - Houston TX

Assignee:

Sie, Inc. - Fort Worth TX

International Classification:

G03G 1306

US Classification:

354 3

Abstract:

A well-logging camera for producing API format with traces utilizing a unique modulated laser light path to expose an in camera processable, electrophotographic film. After exposure, the film passes through an easily removeable, developing means having means stripping the film of excess developer. The film is driven through the camera by edge drive mechanism in which rotative force from the drive rollers is effectively transferred to skewed pressure rollers for effective drive.

US Patent:

42291216, Oct 21, 1980

Filed:

Nov 17, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/852244

Inventors:

Lee O. Brown - Houston TX

Assignee:

The Sea Horse Corporation - Houston TX

International Classification:

F16L 100

US Classification:

405158

Abstract:

A tool is provided for removing concrete from underwater pipes which tool is comprised of a frame or member having two coaxially opposed concrete removal jets mounted thereon, whereby the opposing forces of the two jets cancel out the thrusting effect of one against the other to thereby provide a device which does not require massive rigid equipment to hold the jets or nozzles in place adjacent to the pipe.