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Robert J Janezich

from Hibbing, MN
Age ~96
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Also known as:
Robert R Janezich, Bob J Janezich, Rob J Janezich
Related to:
Hannah N Helgerson, 38Robert J Tunheim, 34Lee P Gustafson, 55Paul E Gustafson, 97Louis F Janezich, 70Ruth Gustafson, 95Gretchen I Janezich, 65Andrea C Wavernack, 76Robert E Tunheim, 64Pamela L Janezich, 66Lorraine Janezich, 95Amanda S Tunheim, 31Katherine A Tunheim, 64Kristina S Tunheim, 28
Connected to:
Anna B Janezic, 69Anton J Janezich, 32Michael J Janezic, 71Mehrzad N Janfada, 64Kathy Janfrancisco, 79Ae K Jang, 69Alice Jang, 49Chang Jang, 57Chee W Jang, 94Chelsea H Jang, 29

Robert Janezich Phones & Addresses

  • Hibbing, MN
  • 510 6Th St, Chisholm, MN 55719

Work

Company: L&m radiator pty ltd Position: R and d manager

Industries

Mining & Metals

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R And D Manager

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Location:
1414 east 37Th St, Hibbing, MN 55746
Industry:
Mining & Metals
Work:
L&M Radiator Pty Ltd
R and D Manager

Publications

Us Patents

Support For Heat Exchanger Tubes

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US Patent:
6357513, Mar 19, 2002
Filed:
Jan 28, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/493382
Inventors:
Robert Janezich - Hibbing MN
Todd G. Dosen - Side Lake MN
Assignee:
LM Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F 900
US Classification:
165 67, 165162, 122510
Abstract:
A novel individual support for a heat exchanger is disclosed which frictionally engages the outer surface of a tube-and-fin assembly and provides for interlocking of the supports. The novel support includes an alignment probe to facilitate installation and to prevent axial movement of the support.

Removable Tube Heat Exchanger And Header Plate

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US Patent:
6964297, Nov 15, 2005
Filed:
Jul 14, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/357356
Inventors:
Robert Janezich - Hibbing MN, US
James Comstock - Goodland MN, US
Todd G. Dosen - Side Lake MN, US
Assignee:
L & M Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F009/04
US Classification:
165178, 165 76, 165173, 285 19, 285231
Abstract:
A heat exchanger design is described which includes header plates, apertures, seals and flow tubes. A plurality of apertures in at least one header plate are configured to allow a flow tube to be inserted into or removed from the aperture as a whole at an angle. A seal is included within the aperture and is supported by differing diameters of the aperture wall. The seal engages the flow tube in a manner to allow high pressure operation of the heat exchanger when the flow tube is perpendicular to the header plate.

Removable Tube Heat Exchanger With Retaining Assembly

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US Patent:
8251134, Aug 28, 2012
Filed:
Nov 18, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/272880
Inventors:
Robert Janezich - Hibbing MN, US
Assignee:
L & M Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F 9/02
F28F 9/04
US Classification:
165173, 165158
Abstract:
A header plate assembly for a heat exchanger includes a plate having a tube side and a tank side. A plurality of apertures extends through the plate. Each aperture has a first portion on the tube side of the plate, the first portion having a first cross-dimension, and a second portion adjacent the first portion and having a second cross-dimension that is smaller than the first cross-dimension, with a first shoulder being formed between the first and second portions. Each of a plurality of collars has an aperture extending therethrough, with a portion of each collar being received in the first portion of one of the apertures in the plate. A seal is positioned in each of the first portions of the apertures and between one of the collars and one of the first shoulders. A plurality of fasteners secures the collars to the plate.

Heat Exchanger Seal Apparatus

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US Patent:
20020036078, Mar 28, 2002
Filed:
Sep 28, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/965943
Inventors:
Robert Janezich - Hibbing MN, US
James Comstock - Goodland MN, US
International Classification:
F28D007/02
US Classification:
165/164000
Abstract:
A heat exchanger includes a heat exchanger shell having an inlet and outlet. A header plate including an inner member and an outer member defining a leak detection chamber therebetween is provided at each end of the heat exchanger shell. A plurality of heat exchanger tubes is positioned in the heat exchanger shell. Each tube extends through an aperture formed in an inner member and an aperture formed in an outer member of each of the header plates. A seal is provided in a channel in each aperture to sealingly engage a corresponding heat exchanger tube and a corresponding plate. A passage leads from the leak detection chamber to the exterior of the header plate.

Heat Exchanger With Improved Tank And Tube Construction

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US Patent:
20130081795, Apr 4, 2013
Filed:
Sep 30, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/249931
Inventors:
Robert Janezich - Hibbing MN, US
Aaron Patrick Morgan - Britt MN, US
Todd Gregory Dosen - Side Lake MN, US
Assignee:
L&M Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F 9/02
US Classification:
165173
Abstract:
A heat exchanger assembly includes a first tank having a tube side wall and a first reservoir. A first row of apertures extends through the tube side wall of the first tank. A first mounting block is secured to the first tank and has a first aperture. A second tank has a tube side wall and a second reservoir with a second row of apertures extending through its tube side wall. A second mounting block is secured to the second tank with a second aperture extending therethrough. A flow tube with a plurality of fins is received in the first aperture of the first block and the second aperture of the second block.

Heat Exchanger Tube

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US Patent:
52360458, Aug 17, 1993
Filed:
Apr 3, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/863186
Inventors:
Robert J. Janezich - Hibbing MN
Todd G. Dosen - Side Lake MN
Charles E. Cedar - Hibbing MN
Assignee:
L & M Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F 120
US Classification:
165183
Abstract:
A heat exchanger tube having fin elements angled in an acute manner from a lateral axis of the flow tube to promote the deflection of debris. The heat exchanger may have a deflector element positioned between the fin elements to prevent the collection of debris between the fin elements.

Radiator Construction

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US Patent:
54332680, Jul 18, 1995
Filed:
Dec 3, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/161913
Inventors:
Robert J. Janezich - Hibbing MN
Todd G. Dosen - Side Lake MN
Charles E. Cedar - Hibbing MN
Assignee:
L & M Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F 904
US Classification:
165 76
Abstract:
An improved radiator construction comprising a cooling tube having a barbed end, preferably with an adjacent collar, spaced apart sufficient to engage an elastomeric seal. The seal and tube are positioned in the opening of a radiator or heat exchanger header so that the tube barb and collar and the engaged seal cooperate to retain the cooling tube in the header.

Heat Exchanger

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US Patent:
49305689, Jun 5, 1990
Filed:
May 17, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/352961
Inventors:
Robert J. Janezich - Hibbing MN
Charles E. Cedar - Hibbing MN
Todd G. Dosen - Side Lake MN
Assignee:
L and M Radiator, Inc. - Hibbing MN
International Classification:
F28F 902
US Classification:
165 76
Abstract:
A heat exchanger is described wherein each heat transfer tube is individually removable along its longitudinal axis such that a dense tube configuration within the heat transfer chamber can be maintained.
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