EDWARD J GOLDMAN
Engineering in Foxborough, MA

License number
Massachusetts 19175
Issued Date
Oct 16, 1963
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2018
Type
Mechanical Engineer
Address
Address
Foxborough, MA 02035

Professional information

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Method For Form-Frying Snack Food Product

US Patent:
6403135, Jun 11, 2002
Filed:
Dec 3, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/998652
Inventors:
Lawrence Graham - Corinth TX
Ponnattu Kurian Joseph - Irving TX
Todd Charles McNeel - Flower Mound TX
Kenneth R. Brocker - Plano TX
Stephen N. Forti - Stoneham MA
Edward J. Goldman - Foxborough MA
Malcolm E. Taylor - Pepperell MA
Edward L. Dickinson - Littleton MA
Patsy Anthony Coppola - Bedford MA
Richard F. Terrazzano - Salem NH
Andrew C. Harvey - Waltham MA
Assignee:
Recot, Inc. - Pleasanton CA
International Classification:
A47J 3712
US Classification:
426389, 426438, 426517, 426518, 426523, 264571, 264101
Abstract:
Apparatus and method for cooking snack food pieces features a drum-type fryer which transports individual, die-cut piece preforms through hot oil contained within a cooking tank defined between the periphery of the drum and a housing in which the drum is contained. Vacuum transfer and feed rollers transfer the individual piece preforms from a die-cutting roller assembly onto the drum for cooking, and a similar roller transfers the cooked snack food pieces from the drum to a take-away conveyor for subsequent, downstream processing. The pieces are retained by suction against molding surfaces of frying mold elements distributed over the periphery of the frying drum.


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Apparatus For Form-Frying Snack Food Product

US Patent:
6578471, Jun 17, 2003
Filed:
Dec 3, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/998441
Inventors:
Lawrence Graham - Corinth TX
Ponnattu Kurian Joseph - Irving TX
Todd Charles McNeel - Flower Mound TX
Kenneth R. Brocker - Plano TX
Stephen N. Forti - Stoneham MA
Edward J. Goldman - Foxborough MA
Malcolm E. Taylor - Pepperell MA
Edward L. Dickinson - Littleton MA
Patsy Anthony Coppola - Bedford MA
Richard F. Terrazzano - Salem NH
Andrew C. Harvey - Waltham MA
Assignee:
Recot, Inc. - Pleasanton CA
International Classification:
A23P 110
US Classification:
99349, 99403, 99427, 99432, 99443 C, 99450, 425546, 4254051, 425812
Abstract:
Apparatus and method for cooking snack food pieces features a drum-type fryer which transports individual, die-cut piece preforms through hot oil contained within a cooking tank defined between the periphery of the drum and a housing in which the drum is contained. Vacuum transfer and feed rollers transfer the individual piece preforms from a die-cutting roller assembly onto the drum for cooking, and a similar roller transfers the cooked snack food pieces from the drum to a take-away conveyor for subsequent, downstream processing. The pieces are retained by suction against molding surfaces of frying mold elements distributed over the periphery of the frying drum.


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Apparatus For Form-Frying Snack Food Product

US Patent:
6412399, Jul 2, 2002
Filed:
Apr 24, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/556695
Inventors:
Lawrence Graham - Corinth TX
Ponnattu Kurian Joseph - Irving TX
Todd Charles McNeel - Flower Mound TX
Kenneth R. Brocker - Plano TX
Stephen N. Forti - Stoneham MA
Edward J. Goldman - Foxborough MA
Malcolm E. Taylor - Pepperell MA
Edward L. Dickinson - Littleton MA
Patsy Anthony Coppola - Bedford MA
Richard F. Terrazzano - Salem NH
Andrew C. Harvey - Waltham MA
Assignee:
Recot, Inc. - Pleasanton CA
International Classification:
A47J 3712
US Classification:
99353, 99404, 99407, 99416, 99443 R, 99448, 99472, 4254051, 425437, 425453
Abstract:
Apparatus and method for cooking snack food pieces features a drum-type fryer which transports individual, die-cut piece preforms through hot oil contained within a cooking tank defined between the periphery of the drum and a housing in which the drum is contained. Vacuum transfer and feed rollers transfer the individual piece preforms from a die-cutting roller assembly onto the drum for cooking, and a similar roller transfers the cooked snack food pieces from the drum to a take-away conveyor for subsequent, downstream processing. The pieces are retained by suction against molding surfaces of frying mold elements distributed over the periphery of the frying drum.


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Pressurized Cigarette Packages And Methods

US Patent:
8118161, Feb 21, 2012
Filed:
Aug 20, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/544720
Inventors:
Stephen K. Guerrera - Holliston MA, US
Edward Joseph Goldman - Foxborough MA, US
David J. Smith - Needham MA, US
Malcolm E. Taylor - Warner NH, US
Robert Francis Kovar - Wrentham MA, US
Assignee:
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company - Winston-Salem NC
International Classification:
B65D 81/26
US Classification:
206274, 229 8705, 383204
Abstract:
A cigarette or other tobacco product package may be constructed with a sealed outer overwrap. The overwrap may be multi-layered and configured to contain an internal pressure higher than an ambient external air pressure. The multilayer overwrap may be assembled to a cigarette or other tobacco product pack in two or more layers adhered together during assembly.


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Nipple With A Compromisable Seal For A Baby Bottle

US Patent:
7210591, May 1, 2007
Filed:
Feb 9, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/774873
Inventors:
Edward J. Goldman - Foxboro MA, US
Malcolm E. Taylor - Pepperell MA, US
James J. Britto - Westport MA, US
John Depiano - Burlington MA, US
Tuan A. Nguyen - Woburn MA, US
Assignee:
The First Years Inc. - Avon MA
International Classification:
A61J 9/00, A61J 11/00
US Classification:
215 111, 215 114, 220714
Abstract:
A nipple for a baby bottle includes both inner and outer separable members. The inner member defines a valve passage that can be selectively obstructed by a flap of the outer member. The outer and inner members have respective flexible membranes that define a holding chamber having the valve passage as an inlet and an aperture at the tip of the outer member as an outlet. The flap inhibits flow from the holding chamber through the valve passage when the outer member is compressed, and deflects away from the valve passage to allow the holding chamber to receive a fluid through the valve passage when the outer member is released.