Mark Anthony Reynolds

US Patent:

7229094, Jun 12, 2007

Filed:

May 25, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/853426

Inventors:

Steven R. Miller - Clarkston MI, US
Mark P. Reynolds - Birmingham MI, US
James Eckelberry - Canton OH, US
Robert P. Carlstedt - Rochester Hills MI, US
Daniel G. Chien - Franklin MI, US
Kenneth G. Lang - Davison MI, US
Martin Peaker - Upton, GB
Nancy L. Saxon - Oakland Township MI, US
Jos Timmermann - Oak Park MI, US
Jeff Lloyd - Auburn Hills MI, US
James Grant - Royal Oak MI, US
Richard M. Clisch - Canton MI, US

Assignee:

ArvinMeritor Technology, LLC - Troy MI

International Classification:

B60G 5/00

US Classification:

280677, 280124107

Abstract:

A tandem axle suspension assembly includes a pair of walking beams disposed substantially parallel to a vehicle longitudinal axis supporting first and second axles. A link plate is pivotally attached to each of the walking beams and is pivotal about an axis transverse to the longitudinal axis. A first and a second link include pivotal connections between the link plate and a vehicle frame member. Vertical movement of the walking beams causes a corresponding rotation of the link plate to compensate for longitudinal displacement of the pivotal links with the first and second links and minimize longitudinal displacement of the walking beams.

US Patent:

7234741, Jun 26, 2007

Filed:

Mar 7, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/368998

Inventors:

Mark Reynolds - Madison Heights MI, US
Jeffery Tessmer - Berkley MI, US
Richard Eschebach - GrossePointe Shores MI, US
Ronald Zak - Rochester Hills MI, US

Assignee:

Nissan Technical Center North America, Inc. - Farmington Hills MI

International Classification:

B60R 19/34

US Classification:

293117, 293132

Abstract:

A vehicle bumper assembly includes an elongated energy absorbing member, a plurality of mounting members, a wiring harness and a bumper fascia. The elongated energy absorbing member is dimensioned to extend between first and second sides of a vehicle. The energy absorbing member has an inboard facing surface, an outboard facing surface and an upper surface disposed between the inboard and outboard facing surfaces. The mounting members are longitudinally spaced along the upper surface of the energy absorbing member, each of the mounting members having a wire attachment structure. The wiring harness is coupled to the wire attachment structures of the mounting members such that the wiring harness is supported longitudinally above the upper surface of the energy absorbing member at the mounting members. The bumper fascia fits over the energy absorbing member thereby concealing the wiring harness.

US Patent:

20050263986, Dec 1, 2005

Filed:

May 26, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/853956

Inventors:

Steven Miller - Clarkston MI, US
Mark Reynolds - Birmingham MI, US
James Eckelberry - Canton OH, US
Robert Carlstedt - Rochester Hills MI, US
Daniel Chien - Franklin MI, US
Kenneth Lang - Davison MI, US
Martin Peaker - Upton, GB
Nancy Saxon - Oakland Township MI, US
Jos Timmermans - Ortonville MI, US
Jeff Lloyd - Auburn Hills MI, US

International Classification:

B60G005/00

US Classification:

280683000

Abstract:

A vehicle suspension assembly includes a control rod pivotally connected between a vehicle frame and an axle. The control rod controls longitudinal and vertical movement of the axle. A spring member is pivotally connected to the frame and fixed to the axle. Air spring assemblies are mounted between the axle and frame. The rigidly mounted spring member exerts torsion forces on the axle to counter roll forces and the air spring assemblies provide favorable ride characteristics adaptable to various trailer load conditions.

US Patent:

20080118893, May 22, 2008

Filed:

Mar 7, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/817963

Inventors:

Debora B. Armellini - Baltimore MD, US
Mark E. Shirtliff - Columbia MD, US
Alexander Pazoki - Bel Air MD, US
Liene Molly - Baltimore MD, US
Mark A. Reynolds - Baltimore MD, US

Assignee:

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE - Baltimore

International Classification:

A61C 8/00

US Classification:

433174

Abstract:

An implantable dental screw comprising (i) an elongated body portion, which comprises a distal end and an external surface, which is axially threaded, (ii) a top portion, which is connected to the body portion at an end opposite to the distal end, and which comprises a proximal end, which comprises a seat that engages a tool for securing the screw into an osseotomy site and a chamfer that engages a dental prosthesis, and an external surface, (iii) at least one core channel disposed longitudinally within the screw and open at the proximal end and, optionally, at the distal end, and (iv) a plurality of delivery channels disposed within the body portion, each of which connects a core channel with the exterior of the screw; and a method of implanting the dental screw into a patient.

US Patent:

41179170, Oct 3, 1978

Filed:

Aug 4, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/711753

Inventors:

Eli M. Ladin - Ann Arbor MI
Mark P. Reynolds - Birmingham MI

Assignee:

Federal-Mogul Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

F16D 2314

US Classification:

192 98

Abstract:

An improved clutch throw-out bearing assembly of making same comprising an antifriction bearing member of either thrust or angular contact variety permanently secured, by staking or the like, to a bearing carrier of formed strip steel, preferably bimetallic, having an integral axially extending portion terminating in a radially outwardly extending flange which with the spaced apart antifriction bearing member form a circumferential groove for receiving the clutch fork or activation member.

US Patent:

41797809, Dec 25, 1979

Filed:

Jun 15, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/915698

Inventors:

Eli M. Ladin - Ann Arbor MI
Mark P. Reynolds - Birmingham MI

Assignee:

Federal-Mogul Corporation - Southfield MI

International Classification:

B21D 5310

US Classification:

291495R

Abstract:

An improved clutch throw-out bearing assembly and method of making same comprising an antifriction bearing member of either thrust or angular contact variety permanently secured, by staking or the like, to a bearing carrier of formed strip steel, preferably bimetallic, having an integral axially extending portion terminating in a radially outwardly extending flange which with the spaced apart antifriction bearing member form a circumferential groove for receiving the clutch fork or activation member.

Author:

Mark A Reynolds

ISBN #:

0595265154

Author:

Mark C. Reynolds

ISBN #:

0789701820

Author:

Mark C. Reynolds

ISBN #:

0789707896

Author:

Mark C. Reynolds

ISBN #:

0789709430

Author:

Mark A. Reynolds

ISBN #:

0198537689

Author:

Mark A. Reynolds

ISBN #:

0198537697

Author:

Mark W. Reynolds

ISBN #:

0566085119

Author:

Mark Reynolds

ISBN #:

0471961302