Daniel Allen Morgan

52719081, Dec 21, 1993

Apr 7, 1992

7/864673

Samir S. Shiban - Beaverton OR
Daniel G. Morgan - Tigard OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

B01F 302

422228

A pyrophoric gas neutralization chamber is disclosed. The chamber can be used to neutralize a stream of spent process gas from, for example, a chemical vapor deposition process containing, for example, silane. The disclosed chamber is a multi-tiered structure which provides a turbulent flow of air and gas which provides for a controlled neutralization reaction. The chamber operates over a wide range of incoming pyrophoric gas flows to neutralize virtually all of the pyrophoric gas, such that the risk of explosion is eliminated. Finally, the disclosed chamber is inactive in that no fuel source, ignitors, or flame is required. The turbulence in the air/gas flow causes the pyrophoric gas to react with the air without an induced flame.

60841486, Jul 4, 2000

Aug 19, 1993

8/109166

Samir S. Shiban - Beaverton OR
Daniel G. Morgan - Tigard OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

B01D 5334

588202

A method for reacting a pyrophoric gas is disclosed. In the method, a stream of spent process gas from, for example, a chemical vapor deposition process containing silane is mixed with the oxidizing gas flow such as air. The combined flow is sufficiently turbulent to provide for a controlled reaction of the silane. The method may be used for a wide range of pyrophoric gas flow rates, such that the risk of explosion is eliminated. The reaction between silane and oxygen occurs spontaneously. Because the reaction proceeds spontaneously, no ignitor is necessary. Additionally, the method requires no external fuel source and, due to the turbulence proceeds even in conditions were no flame is generated.

20220361594, Nov 17, 2022

Mar 24, 2022

17/703208

- Beaverton OR, US
Daniel P. Morgan - Beaverton OR, US

A41C 3/00
A41C 3/12

Aspects herein are directed to a support structure for a breast-covering portion of a support garment. The support structure includes a plurality of discrete cable structures. At least a portion of the discrete cable structures have a first shape configuration in an un-tensioned state and a second shape configuration in a tensioned state.

20220347717, Nov 3, 2022

Aug 12, 2020

17/634086

- Beaverton OR, US
Daniel P. Morgan - Beaverton OR, US
Kyle Schepke - Portland OR, US
Joshua Patrick Williams - Portland OR, US
Yang-Hua Ou - Miaoli, TW

B05D 1/28
B05D 1/26
B05D 7/14
B05C 5/02
B05C 11/00
D06B 1/02

Aspects herein are directed to systems, methods, and articles for producing a patterned film and using the patterned film to form a pattern of discrete overlay film structures on a substrate material. A uniform thickness of a film material is deposited on to a first surface of a run of carrier sheets, where each carrier sheet includes one or more holes extending there through. A first carrier sheet is extracted from the run of carrier sheets, and a second surface of the carrier sheet is positioned on a substrate material. Heat and/or pressure is applied to the film material to cause the film material to transfer to the substrate material through the one or more holes in the carrier sheet forming a pattern of discrete overlay film structures on the substrate material. The carrier sheet along with remaining portions of the film material is removed from the substrate material.

20230065323, Mar 2, 2023

Aug 23, 2022

17/893848

- Beaverton OR, US
Daniel P. Morgan - Beaverton OR, US

A41C 3/00

Aspects herein are directed to a breast-supporting structure that provides adjustable fit and support to a wearer's breasts. The breast-supporting structure includes an adjustment mechanism that is slidably coupled to a shoulder strap of the bra. A first end and a second end of a continuous cable structure are fixedly secured to the adjustment mechanism. An intervening portion of the continuous cable structure repeatedly extends between the adjustment mechanism and a plurality of spaced-apart pulley structures located at a lower portion of the breast-supporting structure to form a plurality of spaced-apart cable segments. The cable segments slidably engage with both the adjustment mechanism and the pulley structures such that the cable segments are freely movable with respect to the adjustment mechanism and the pulley structures.

20230051747, Feb 16, 2023

Aug 12, 2022

17/887072

- Beaverton OR, US
Daniel P. Morgan - Beaverton OR, US

A41C 3/00
A44B 11/02

Aspects herein are directed to a strap system having an adjustable stretch that is suitable for upper body garments, lower body garment, and articles such as bags and articles of footwear. The strap system includes a pair of straps that are coupled together in a face sharing relationship by a coupling mechanism. One of the straps in the pair of straps has greater stretch properties than the other strap. A total stretch of the strap system is adjustable by moving the coupling mechanism along a length of the strap system.

20210045474, Feb 18, 2021

Aug 7, 2020

16/988093

- Beaverton OR, US
Daniel P. Morgan - Beaverton OR, US
Kyle Schepke - Portland OR, US
Joshua Patrick Williams - Portland OR, US
Nina Yashkova - Beaverton OR, US

A41D 27/28

Aspects herein are directed to an article of apparel having a vent opening formed by overlapping the edges of a first panel and a second panel. A plurality of discrete overlay film structures are applied to the second panel adjacent to the vent opening. When the article of apparel is exposed to an external stimulus, the film structures undergo a reversible increase in dimension in at least the z-direction which cause the second panel of material to undergo a reversible decrease in dimension in the direction of a longitudinal axis of the vent opening thereby causing the vent opening to dynamically transition from a closed state to an open state.

20210007421, Jan 14, 2021

Mar 24, 2019

17/040221

- Beaverton OR, US
Daniel Morgan - Beaverton OR, US

NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A41D 13/012
A41D 27/24
B63C 11/04
B29C 65/50
B29C 65/00

A water sport article is provided. The water sport article includes a joint formed between a first panel having a greater thickness than a second panel. The joint includes an overlapping interface between the first and second panels where one or more of adhesive bonding, blind stitching, and taping is used to attach the first and second panels at the overlapping interface.