Robert D Solomon

Author:

Robert John Solomon

ISBN #:

0207122830

Author:

Robert John Solomon

ISBN #:

0207125376

Author:

Robert J. Solomon

ISBN #:

0130115495

Author:

Robert J. Solomon

ISBN #:

0801635896

Author:

Robert J. Solomon

ISBN #:

0834202247

Author:

Robert J. Solomon

ISBN #:

0834207680

Author:

Robert C. Solomon

ISBN #:

0151405476

Author:

Robert C. Solomon

ISBN #:

0155003763

US Patent:

7597310, Oct 6, 2009

Filed:

May 27, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/856256

Inventors:

Robert J Solomon - Auburn WA, US

Assignee:

PACCAR Inc - Bellevue WA

International Classification:

B60G 11/10

US Classification:

267264, 267260

Abstract:

A leaf spring connection assembly () for coupling a leaf spring () to a vehicle is disclosed. The assembly includes a leaf spring having a spring eye () and a vehicle bracket () having a pair of recesses (). The assembly further includes a pin () disposed through the spring eye. The pin includes end portions () which extend outward of the spring eye and which are at least partially received by the recesses of the vehicle bracket. Each of the end portions includes an annular groove (). The assembly additionally includes a fastener () at least partially received in one of the annular grooves and coupled to the vehicle bracket to sandwich the pin between the vehicle bracket and the fastener.

US Patent:

8127843, Mar 6, 2012

Filed:

Mar 19, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/688238

Inventors:

Robert Solomon - Seattle WA, US
Torsten Erikson - Edmonds WA, US

Assignee:

GE Ionics, Inc. - Trevose PA

International Classification:

E21B 43/00
E21B 43/24

US Classification:

166267, 1662723

Abstract:

Solidification of water treatment wastewater brines from oil production operations. Concentrated wastewater brines from water treatment systems in heavy oil recovery operations are converted to solids suitable for landfill using Portland cement. The solidification process eliminates expensive drying equipment for wastewater brine solids, as well as the associated operation and maintenance of expensive dewatering equipment.

US Patent:

20030006968, Jan 9, 2003

Filed:

May 3, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/138789

Inventors:

Robert Solomon - Bainbridge Island WA, US

International Classification:

G09G005/00

US Classification:

345/168000

Abstract:

A detachable keyboard for a PDA. The keyboard and the PDA have respective form factors and the keyboard has an alphanumeric arrangement of keys and a PDA cradle operatively associated with the keyboard. The keyboard form factor and the PDA form factor have close integration with each other.

US Patent:

20130335327, Dec 19, 2013

Filed:

Jun 13, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/495165

Inventors:

Robert L. Solomon - Bainbridge Island WA, US
Chad J. MacDonald - Bothell WA, US
Steven L. Korn - Bainbridge Island WA, US

Assignee:

SOLOMATRIX, INC. - Rollingbay WA

International Classification:

G06F 3/02

US Classification:

345168

Abstract:

A keyboard activates areas of a touchscreen according to user interaction with the keyboard. A discharge circuit provides a discharge path for altering the electrostatic field of the touchscreen. Such discharge circuit excludes the user's finger (or stylus). Instead of grounding to the user, a ground plane in varying embodiments may be contained within the keyboard, or be formed at least in part by by the case of the keyboard, the case of the host device, or the ground plane of the host device. The keyboard includes an electrical ground member to absorb the capacitive discharge and/or conduct such discharge to the ground plane.

US Patent:

55759238, Nov 19, 1996

Filed:

Jun 7, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/485347

Inventors:

Robert L. Solomon - Seattle WA
Ferris C. Standiford - Bellevue WA
Joseph Bostjancic - Renton WA
Dan Peterson - Renton WA
George R. Jones - Renton WA

Assignee:

Ionics, Incorporated - Watertown MA

International Classification:

C02F 104
B01D 2994
B01D 2984

US Classification:

210714

Abstract:

An improved salt basket for dewatering solids, particularly salts resulting from evaporation of industrial wastewaters. The salt basket system includes a pressurizable vessel having a screen floor situated above a bottom liquid collection head, an inlet for the brine/solids slurry from which solids are to be separated and dried, an inlet for air, an inlet for steam (the latter two inlets may be combined, where convenient), an inlet for solids free feed, and a drain outlet (these two may be combined where convenient into a combination feed/drain connection). Preferably, an automated system for introducing feed brine and for removing the solids product is provided. For safety, a pivotally attached lower door has a hydraulic failsafe closure mechanism and locking safety latches to prevent the door from inadvertently opening. The process control design minimizes exposure of the salt basket interior to supersaturated solutions with precipitating solids therein, thus reducing scaling of the salt basket, by introducing feed brine rather than magma (crystal/concentrated liquor slurry) to the salt basket between crystal harvest cycles.

US Patent:

56561610, Aug 12, 1997

Filed:

Jun 7, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/473093

Inventors:

Robert L. Solomon - Seattle WA
Ferris C. Standiford - Bellevue WA
Joseph Bostjancic - Renton WA
Dan Peterson - Renton WA
George R. Jones - Renton WA

Assignee:

Ionics, Incorporated - Watertown MA

International Classification:

B01D 2970
B01D 2984
B01D 2996
B01D 3531

US Classification:

210232

Abstract:

An improved salt basket for dewatering solids, particularly salts resulting from evaporation of industrial wastewaters. The salt basket system includes a pressurizable vessel having a screen floor situated above a bottom liquid collection head, an inlet for the brine/solids slurry from which solids are to be separated and dried, an inlet for air, an inlet for steam (the latter two inlets may be combined, where convenient), an inlet for solids free feed, and a drain outlet (these two may be combined where convenient into a combination feed/drain connection). Preferably, an automated system for introducing feed brine and for removing the solids product is provided. For safety, a pivotally attached lower door has a hydraulic failsafe closure mechanism and locking safety latches to prevent the door from inadvertently opening. The process control design minimizes exposure of the salt basket interior to supersaturated solutions with precipitating solids therein, thus reducing scaling of the salt basket, by introducing feed brine rather than magma (crystal/concentrated liquor slurry) to the salt basket between crystal harvest cycles.

US Patent:

54726220, Dec 5, 1995

Filed:

Apr 20, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/051035

Inventors:

Robert L. Solomon - Seattle WA
Ferris C. Standiford - Bellevue WA
Joseph Bostjancic - Renton WA
Dan Peterson - Renton WA
George R. Jones - Renton WA

Assignee:

Ionics, Incorporated - Watertown MA

International Classification:

C02F 104

US Classification:

210767

Abstract:

An improved salt basket for dewatering solids, particularly salts resulting from evaporation of industrial wastewaters. The salt basket system includes a pressurizable vessel having a screen floor situated above a bottom liquid collection head, an inlet for the brine/solids slurry from which solids are to be separated and dried, an inlet for air, an inlet for steam (the latter two inlets may be combined, where convenient), an inlet for solids free feed, and a drain outlet (these two may be combined where convenient into a combination feed/drain connection). Preferably, an automated system for introducing feed brine and for removing the solids product is provided. For safety, a pivotally attached lower door has a hydraulic failsafe closure mechanism and locking safety latches to prevent the door from inadvertently opening. The process control design minimizes exposure of the salt basket interior to supersaturated solutions with precipitating solids therein, thus reducing scaling of the salt basket, by introducing feed brine rather than magma (crystal/concentrated liquor slurry) to the salt basket between crystal harvest cycles.

US Patent:

20190266330, Aug 29, 2019

Filed:

Apr 20, 2018

Appl. No.:

15/958993

Inventors:

- Redmond WA, US
Brian Clifford TELFER - Seattle WA, US
Stefan THOM - Snohomish WA, US
Torsten STEIN - Snohomish WA, US
Robert SOLOMON - Bellevue WA, US
Christopher Glenn KALER - Redmond WA, US

International Classification:

G06F 21/57
H04L 29/06
H04L 9/32

Abstract:

A secure terminal configured to support a trusted execution environment that utilizes policy enforcement to filter and authorize transmissions received from a host device and destined for a remote device. Upon receiving a transmission from the host device, the secure terminal verifies that the instruction, message, or request contained within the transmission satisfy parameters set by a policy. If the transmission satisfies the parameters, then the secure terminal signs the transmission with a key unique to the trusted platform module associated with the secure terminal and forwards the signed transmission to the remote device. If the transmission fails one or more parameters within the policy, a message that details the instruction or operation contained within the transmission is exposed to a user at an output device, in which the user can authorize or reject the transmission using an input device.