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George W Lohr

from Danville, CA
Age ~62
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Also known as:
George William Lohr, George Maureen Lohr, George W Lotte, Gw Lohr, William Battey
Phone and address:
48 Blackhills Pl, Danville, CA 94506
(510) 846-2090
Related to:
Margaret M Lohr, 74Michael Battey, 67Nancy Battey, 66William Battey, 72Thyrza DimodugnoWilla Battey
Connected to:
Alicia M Lohr, 69Allan S Lohr, 56April M Lohr, 51Betty M Lohr, 83Brandon R Lohr, 40Brent P Lohr, 55Carmen A Lohr, 62Carrie Lohr, 74Daedra A Lohr, 52Denny W Lohr, 89

George Lohr Phones & Addresses

  • 48 Blackhills Pl, Danville, CA 94506 (510) 846-2090
  • Blackhills Pl, Danville, CA 94506
  • 632 Birchwood Ct, Danville, CA 94506
  • Alamo, CA
  • 24 Juhasz Rd, Norwalk, CT 06854
  • 711 Hollow Tree Ridge Rd #7, Darien, CT 06820
  • Mountain View, CA
  • Chicago, IL
  • 48 Blackhills Pl, Danville, CA 94506

Publications

Us Patents

System And Method For Accessing A Pressurized Gas Pipeline

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US Patent:
20100236639, Sep 23, 2010
Filed:
Feb 22, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/710085
Inventors:
G. Gregory Penza - Setauket NY, US
Dennis Teehan - Wallkill NY, US
Hermann H. Herrlich - Lindenhurst NY, US
George Lohr - Commack NY, US
Assignee:
ULC ROBOTICS, INC. - Bay Shore NY
CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK, INC. - New York NY
International Classification:
B23B 41/08
F16L 55/124
US Classification:
137 1515, 137 1512, 138 93, 137320
Abstract:
A system and method for inhibiting gas release while accessing a pressurized gas pipeline includes a magnetic plug holder for magnetically engaging a pipe plug to a rod. A housing is sealingly engaged to a valve attached to the pipeline, and the rod is movable through the housing in a sealing fashion such that the plug holder can be moved linearly and rotationally relative to the housing. The housing can be sealingly attached to a portion of the valve, the valve can be opened, and the plug holder with a threaded plug magnetically engaged thereto lowered through the valve. The rod can be rotated from outside the housing to thread the plug into the threaded hole in the pipeline.

Pipeline Inspection System

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US Patent:
20110175996, Jul 21, 2011
Filed:
Mar 30, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/075877
Inventors:
G. Gregory Penza - Setauket NY, US
George Lohr - Commack NY, US
Hermann Herrlich - Lindenhurst NY, US
Assignee:
ULC ROBOTICS, INC. - Bay Shore NY
International Classification:
H04N 7/18
US Classification:
348 84, 348E07085
Abstract:
An inspection system configured for “no-blow” use in a pressurized gas pipeline includes a push rod wound around a spool for convenient deployment and portability. A camera disposed on one end of the push rod is configured to relay images back to a monitor. A motor is configured for remote actuation by an operator, and provides for self-propelled movement of the camera in the pipeline. An entry tube is configured for sealed entry into the pipeline to facilitate entry of the camera and push rod. A guide shoe at the end of the entry tube provides a smooth transition for the camera and push rod as it leaves the entry tube and enters the pipeline. An automatically deployable and retractable positioning system is used to keep the camera away from an interior surface of the pipeline, and in the case of smaller pipelines, centers the camera within the pipeline.

Fitting For Connecting A Main Pipe Liner To A Branch Conduit

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US Patent:
20200248857, Aug 6, 2020
Filed:
Apr 20, 2020
Appl. No.:
16/853272
Inventors:
- Wilmington DE, US
Rick Baxter - St. Louis MO, US
Benjamin Lagosz-Sinclair - Hauppauge NY, US
George Lohr - Hauppauge NY, US
David Antanavige - Hauppauge NY, US
Dennis Semet - Hauppauge NY, US
Steven McKeefrey - Hauppauge NY, US
International Classification:
F16L 41/12
F16L 41/06
Abstract:
A fitting for connecting a branch conduit to a liner installed in a main pipe is configured to mechanically connect to the branch conduit as it is inserted into the branch conduit from inside the main pipe. The mechanical connection is established without rotating the fitting. The fitting can include a body having an outer shaft section for being received in the branch conduit and an inner flange section for opposing the liner within the main pipe. The fastener include one or more teeth that extend radially from the exterior of the shaft section. The teeth can be secured to the shaft section by deforming portions of the fitting body against the teeth. The flange section supports a gasket for sealing against the liner when the fitting is installed. The flange section can include a rim that maintains the gasket in the proper position.

Excavation System And Method

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US Patent:
20180230666, Aug 16, 2018
Filed:
Feb 14, 2018
Appl. No.:
15/896592
Inventors:
- Hauppauge NY, US
George LOHR - Commack NY, US
International Classification:
E02F 3/06
E02F 5/00
E02F 7/00
E02F 9/20
Abstract:
An excavation system has a soil-agitation arrangement including an agitator operable to disturb soil to facilitate removal of disturbed soil from the ground. Also included is a vacuum arrangement operable to remove the disturbed soil from the ground, and a sensor arrangement including at least one sensor configured to detect a presence of at least one type of buried infrastructure in the ground. A shroud arrangement including a shroud disposed over at least a portion of the agitator and may be movable relative to the agitator to selectively cover and uncover at least a portion of the agitator.

System And Method For Servicing Cable

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US Patent:
20170012412, Jan 12, 2017
Filed:
Jul 7, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/204591
Inventors:
- Hauppauge NY, US
Hermann HERRLICH - Lindenhurst NY, US
George LOHR - Commack NY, US
Robert KODADEK - Long Beach NY, US
International Classification:
H02G 1/00
H02G 1/14
Abstract:
A system for servicing cable includes a plurality of jaws operable between an open position for receiving a cable in a direction transverse to a cable axis such that the cable extends axially beyond the jaws in two directions, and a closed position for engaging and rotationally fixing the cable about the cable axis. A tool arrangement is disposed proximate to the base and includes at least one tool operable to perform work on the cable when the cable is engaged by the jaws. The tool arrangement is operable to perform at least one of a rotational movement around or an axial movement along the cable axis and to operate the tool.

System For Extracting Liquid From A Pipeline And Method For Producing Such A System

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US Patent:
20140261796, Sep 18, 2014
Filed:
Mar 18, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/846241
Inventors:
- Bay Shore NY, US
George Lohr - Commack NY, US
Assignee:
ULC ROBOTICS INC. - Bay Shore NY
International Classification:
F16L 55/26
US Classification:
137560, 29428
Abstract:
A system for extracting liquid from a pipeline includes a flexible elongate member having a first end and including a conduit having an intake port proximate the first end for receiving the liquid therein. The system also includes a camera arrangement attached to the first end of the flexible elongate member, and a connection arrangement disposed between the camera arrangement and the first end of the flexible elongate member. The connection arrangement including at least one opening in fluid communication with the intake port such that the liquid can pass through the opening and into the intake port.

Pipeline Inspection System

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US Patent:
20140218501, Aug 7, 2014
Filed:
Apr 7, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/246722
Inventors:
- Bay Shore NY, US
George Lohr - Commack NY, US
Hermann Herrlich - Lindenhurst NY, US
Assignee:
ULC Robotics, Inc. - Bay Shore NY
International Classification:
G01N 21/88
F16L 55/26
US Classification:
348 84
Abstract:
An inspection system configured for “no-blow” use in a pressurized gas pipeline includes a push rod wound around a spool for convenient deployment and portability. A camera disposed on one end of the push rod is configured to relay images back to a monitor. A motor is configured for remote actuation by an operator, and provides for self-propelled movement of the camera in the pipeline. An entry tube is configured for sealed entry into the pipeline to facilitate entry of the camera and push rod. A guide shoe at the end of the entry tube provides a smooth transition for the camera and push rod as it leaves the entry tube and enters the pipeline. An automatically deployable and retractable positioning system is used to keep the camera away from an interior surface of the pipeline, and in the case of smaller pipelines, centers the camera within the pipeline.
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George W Lohr from Danville, CA, age ~62 Get Report