Christopher D Wuester

20060215729, Sep 28, 2006

Mar 28, 2005

11/092232

Christopher Wuester - Gilbert AZ, US

G01K 1/08

374141000

A sensor assembly for accurately measuring the temperature of a process fluid flowing within process tubing is disclosed. A thermocouple sensor can be configured within a protective sheath with leads protruding from the sheath. A gland-like structure can be coupled to the sheath or machined integral to the sheath. The sensor assembly can be coupled to a closed loop. The sensor can be positioned within or in close proximity to the fluid flowing in the closed loop, and the sensor accurately measures the temperature of the process fluid flowing in the closed loop. The sensor assembly is easily assembled and/or disassembled allowing the sensor to be maintained.

20150240359, Aug 27, 2015

Feb 25, 2014

14/188760

- Almere, NL
Herbert Terhorst - Amersfort, NL
Michael Halpin - Scottsdale AZ, US
Carl White - Gilbert AZ, US
Todd Robert Dunn - Cave Creek AZ, US
Eric Shero - Phoenix AZ, US
Melvin Verbass - Lelystad, NL
Christopher Wuester - Chandler AZ, US
Kyle Fondurulia - Phoenix AZ, US

ASM IP Holding B.V. - Almere

C23C 16/455
H01L 21/02

A gas inlet system for a wafer processing reactor includes a tubular gas manifold conduit adapted to be connected to a gas inlet port of the wafer processing reactor; and gas feeds including a first feed for feeding a first gas into the tubular gas manifold conduit and a second feed for feeding a second gas into the tubular gas manifold conduit. Each feed has two or more injection ports connected to the tubular gas manifold conduit at a first axial position of the tubular gas manifold conduit, and the injection ports of each of the gas feeds are evenly distributed along a circumference of the tubular gas manifold conduit at the first axial position.