GEORGE T HERNANDEZ
Electrician at Grand Vly St, San Antonio, TX
License number
Texas 222165
Expiration Date
Oct 31, 2015
Category
Apprentice Electrician
Address
Address
7102 Grand Valley St, San Antonio, TX 78242
Phone
(210) 725-0204
Professional information
Designer At Lancer
Position:
Designer at Lancer
Location:
San Antonio, Texas Area
Industry:
Food & Beverages
Work:
Lancer
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Designer
Education:
The University of Texas at San Antonio 2010
George Hernandez - San Antonio, TX
Work:
Bocanegra Truck Service
Diesel Truck Mechanic Bill Hall Jr Trucking - San Antonio, TX
Diesel Truck Mechanic
Diesel Truck Mechanic Bill Hall Jr Trucking - San Antonio, TX
Diesel Truck Mechanic
George B. Hernandez Jr., San Antonio TX - Lawyer
Address:
University Health System
4502 Medical Dr #University Health System, San Antonio 78229
(210) 358-2000
4502 Medical Dr #University Health System, San Antonio 78229
(210) 358-2000
Licenses:
Texas - Eligible To Practice In Texas 1977
Education:
George Washington University School of LawDegree Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)Graduated 1977
Specialties:
Health Care - 100%
Languages:
Spanish
Method Of Calibrating A Dispensing Station
US Patent:
7603834, Oct 20, 2009
Filed:
May 4, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/418429
Inventors:
Alfred A. Schroeder - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Assignee:
Lancer Partnership, Ltd. - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
B65B 31/00, B65B 55/00
US Classification:
53510, 53511, 53393
Abstract:
An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.
George Hernandez Jr, San Antonio TX - Lawyer
Address:
4502 Medical Dr, San Antonio, TX 78229
Experience:
49 years
Specialties:
Family Law
Jurisdiction:
Texas (1977)
Law School:
George Washington University
Languages:
Spanish
Memberships:
Texas State Bar (1977)
Evacuation System
US Patent:
2004021, Nov 4, 2004
Filed:
Apr 20, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/828482
Inventors:
Alfred Schroeder - San Antonio TX, US
Michael Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill Good - San Antonio TX, US
John Santy - Converse TX, US
George Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Michael Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill Good - San Antonio TX, US
John Santy - Converse TX, US
George Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Assignee:
Lancer Partnership, Ltd.
International Classification:
B65B031/02
US Classification:
053/432000, 053/510000
Abstract:
An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.
Evacuation System
US Patent:
7441674, Oct 28, 2008
Filed:
May 4, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/418000
Inventors:
Alfred A. Schroeder - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Assignee:
Lancer Partnership, Ltd. - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
B65D 35/28
US Classification:
222102, 222 92, 2221811, 222183, 141 27
Abstract:
An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.
Evacuation System
US Patent:
2008029, Nov 27, 2008
Filed:
May 4, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/417999
Inventors:
Alfred A. Schroeder - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
International Classification:
B65D 35/28, B65D 35/56
US Classification:
222 95, 222105, 222101, 222103
Abstract:
An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.
Evacuation System
US Patent:
7353849, Apr 8, 2008
Filed:
May 4, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/418426
Inventors:
Alfred A. Schroeder - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Assignee:
Lancer Partnership, Ltd. - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
B65B 1/04
US Classification:
141114, 141 65, 222 95, 2221811
Abstract:
An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.
Evacuation System
US Patent:
2008014, Jun 26, 2008
Filed:
Jan 23, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/009967
Inventors:
Alfred A. Schroeder - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
Michael T. Romanyszyn - San Antonio TX, US
Merrill R. Good - San Antonio TX, US
John D. Santy - Converse TX, US
George E. Hernandez - San Antonio TX, US
Ronald Ray Hoch - San Antonio TX, US
International Classification:
G01F 11/00, B65D 35/28
US Classification:
222 1, 222 95, 222101
Abstract:
An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.