Joseph Garfield Albanese - Rotterdam Junction NY, US Donald Joseph Baldwin - Galway NY, US Christopher Joseph Lochner - Albany NY, US William Patrick Rusch - Amsterdam NY, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
International Classification:
B23K 10/00
US Classification:
21912145, 21912151, 21912152
Abstract:
A gas distribution ring assembly for a plasma spray system includes a gas distribution ring including a plurality of openings allowing a gas to pass to an inner diameter thereof. The assembly also includes a separate positioning ring axially aligned with the gas distribution ring between the gas distribution ring and an electrically charged outlet of the plasma spray system.
High Velocity Oxygene Fuel (Hvof) Liquid Fuel Gun And Burner Design
William Rusch - Westbury NY, US Mark Spaulding - Westbury NY, US Martin Hacker - Westbury NY, US
International Classification:
F23D 11/44
US Classification:
431011000, 431207000
Abstract:
The present invention provides a burner design and method for a high velocity oxygen fuel (HVOF) liquid fuel gun that generates turbulent atomization and uses one or more jets as an injection method for liquid fuel and oxygen to improve the combustion inside the combustion chamber. The burner uses preheated oxygen and preheated fuel to improve vaporization prior to combustion of the fuel.
Flow Path For Steam Turbine Outer Casing And Flow Barrier Apparatus
Kevin John Lewis Roy - Clifton Park NY, US William Patrick Rusch - Amsterdam NY, US
Assignee:
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - Schenectady NY
International Classification:
F04D 17/00
US Classification:
4151821
Abstract:
A steam turbine may include a turbine section including a rotor. An inner casing is provided about the turbine, the inner casing including an upstream end, a downstream end and an inner casing exhaust port positioned at the downstream end allowing exhaust steam to exit the inner casing. An outer casing is provided about the inner casing, the outer casing including an upstream end, a downstream end and an outer casing exhaust port positioned at the upstream end of the outer casing. A flow path extends between the inner casing and the outer casing through which the exhaust steam passes in an upstream direction from the inner casing exhaust port to the outer casing exhaust port. A flow barrier may be provided in the flow path between the inner casing and the outer casing.
Cooling Circuit For Reducing Thermal Growth Differential Of Turbine Rotor And Shell Supports
Edward Jay COOPER - Niskayuna NY, US Peter John EIZENZOPF - Altamont NY, US Xiaoqing ZHENG - Niskayuna NY, US William Patrick RUSCH - Amsterdam NY, US Hemanth GS. KUMAR - Bangalore, IN Craig Daniel IVANCIC - Gloversville NY, US Edward John SHARROW - Glenville NY, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
International Classification:
B23P 15/26
US Classification:
29726
Abstract:
A standard for supporting a turbine rotor and a turbine shell includes a bearing block including a housing enclosing bearing surfaces engageable by the turbine rotor. Turbine shell-arm supports are located on opposite sides of the housing, the turbine shell-arm supports each having a horizontal and one or more vertical surfaces adapted to be engaged by support arms of a turbine shell enclosing at least a portion of the turbine. An internal cooling/heating circuit is arranged to simultaneously cool or heat the bearing block and the turbine shell-arm supports to thereby reduce differential thermal growth characteristics of the turbine rotor and turbine shell.
Thomas F. Bernecki - Elmont NY Kevin J. Varley - Hicksville NY William P. Rusch - Lake Ronkonkoma NY Janusz Wlodarczyk - Jackson Heights NY John F. Klein - Port Washington NY
Assignee:
The Perkin-Elmer Corporation - Norwalk CT
International Classification:
B23K 900
US Classification:
21912152
Abstract:
A plasma generating system comprises a plasma gun including a hollow cylindrical anode member, a hollow cylindrical intermediate member electrically isolated from and juxtaposed coaxially with the anode member to form a plasma-forming gas passage through the intermediate member and the anode member, and an axially movable cathode member. The intermediate member comprises tubular segments separated by resilient insulating spacing rings held in compression. Arc radiation is blocked from the spacer rings by meanders in the inter-segment slots and further by ceramic barrier rings. An electric motor or pneumatic piston responsive to a measurement of arc voltage continually adjusts the axial position of the cathode tip relative to the anode nozzle so as to maintain a predetermined arc voltage.
Method And System For Component Alignment In Turbine Casing And Related Turbine Casing
- Schenectady NY, US William Patrick RUSCH - Schenectady NY, US Samuel Nathan MERRILL - Scarborough ME, US Ejiro Anthony ORUAGA - Minneapolis MN, US David John NELMES - Lutterworth, Leicestershire, GB Justyna Ludwika WOJDYLO - Warsaw, PL John Francis NOLAN - Schenectady NY, US
International Classification:
F01D 25/24 F01D 25/28 F01D 21/00
Abstract:
A method and system for aligning a component within a turbine casing, and a related turbine casing. In a top-on position, a location of an optical target and another, vertically spaced optical target on the joint flange are measured. After removing at least the upper casing, the optical targets' locations are measured again, and the locations of a pair of reference points on an upper surface of the horizontal joint flange are measured. A prediction offset value is calculated for the component support position in the top-on position based on the locations. The prediction offset value may include a vertical adjustment based, in part, on a translation of a triangular spatial relationship of a number of the reference points and/or a tilt angle, a horizontal adjustment, and a horizontal joint flange surface distortion adjustment. Support position is adjusted by the prediction offset value to improve alignment.
Then the team brought William Rusch on board. The major idea he came up with [is] a third spot controlled by the machine. Not two spots that are controlled by the manual operation of humans, but a machine controlled spot, he told Hendrie. The minute that came along, we knew what the answer was: b
Date: Dec 08, 2014
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Ralph H. Baer, a father of video gaming, dies at 92
litary laboratories but home use was a novel idea. The prototype that eventually became the first home-gaming console, developed by Mr. Baer alongside engineers William Harrison and William Rusch, was called the Brown Box because it was covered with adhesive tape that resembled wood grain.