MICHAEL JOHN FINLEY
Nursing in West Chester, PA
License number
Pennsylvania RN554322
Category
Nursing
Type
Registered Nurse
Address
Address
West Chester, PA 19380
Personal information
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Address
Phone
505 Mason Ave, Drexel Hill, PA 19026
627 Penn Ave, Glenside, PA 19038
5537 California Ave, Bethel Park, PA 15102
5603 Fair Oaks St #2, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
394 Queen St, Northumberland, PA 17857
Professional information
Multipurpose All-Terrain Vehicle
US Patent:
2006004, Mar 2, 2006
Filed:
May 11, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/126580
Inventors:
Michael Finley - West Chester PA, US
International Classification:
B60P 9/00
US Classification:
414462000
Abstract:
A multipurpose all-terrain vehicle includes an elevated platform having a frame on which it may support a lifting system, a propulsion system, a power source, a control mechanism, a secondary height adjustable platform, a tow hitch, a plow, and other suitable accessories. Centered directly underneath the elevated frame is an arcuate space configuration. The elevated platform may be supported by arches that rest on a wheeled or tracked propulsion system. The vehicle is configured to straddle, lift, and transport heavy loads underneath the elevated platform and maneuver in all types of terrain without damaging delicate terrain or subterranean objects. The multipurpose vehicle is especially suited for use by arborists, landscape professionals, and other professionals, in a suburban or urban environment. The vehicle is inexpensive, lightweight, compact, and highly maneuverable.
Oxygenating Fuel
US Patent:
2007002, Jan 25, 2007
Filed:
Jan 18, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/334024
Inventors:
Michael Finley - West Chester PA, US
International Classification:
F23M 3/04
US Classification:
431010000
Abstract:
A system and method of oxygenating liquid fuels, such as diesel fuel, heating oil, gasoline, and other combustible liquid fuels. Oxygenated fuel may be used by vehicles, aviation aircraft and heating systems to increase performance and efficiency and produce cleaner emissions. Liquid fuel is oxygenated by depositing concentrated oxygen gas directly into the fuel, typically when the fuel is stored in a container such as a fuel tank of a motor vehicle. Concentrated oxygen gas percolates with the liquid fuel, thereby producing oxygenated fuel. The use of oxygenation liquid fuel by a combustion system results in increased fuel efficiency, as seen by increased efficiency (such as better gas mileage and horsepower), and improvements in the quality of exhaust emissions, as seen by reduced amounts of COand NO produced during combustion of oxygenated liquid fuel.