MITCHELL M HANNOOSH
Engineering in Wakefield, MA

License number
Massachusetts 15526
Issued Date
Mar 8, 1961
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2006
Type
Mechanical Engineer
Address
Address
Wakefield, MA 01880

Professional information

Mitchell Hannoosh Photo 1

Integrated Enclosure And Adjustable Electronic Equipment Mounting System

US Patent:
4974377, Dec 4, 1990
Filed:
Mar 18, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/170377
Inventors:
Jack Dominitz - Potomac MD
Mitchell M. Hannoosh - Wakefield MA
Anthony J. Belloli - Townsend MA
Charles L. Larson - Annandale VA
William C. Dixon - Alexandria VA
Kenneth S. Woodard - Townsend MA
Gerald Carp - Potomac MD
Assignee:
The Mitre Corporation - Bedford MA
International Classification:
A47B 4500
US Classification:
52 36
Abstract:
A light-weight, integrated enclosure and fully-adjustable mounting and support system for transport and use of mobile electronic equipment in the field. A curved upper shell and flat base of sandwich panel construction are connected by reinforced plastic members to form a lightweight enclosure which can be mounted on a truck for transport. The fully adjustable mounting and support system includes rails mounted within the enclosure on which a series of frame elements are horizontally movable to accomodate electronic equipment of varying widths between the frame elements. The frame elements are also lightweight extrusions and include an elastomeric pad engaged in a vertical channel to provide infinite vertical adjustability in mounting the equipment to the frames. The enclosure is shaped for efficiently housing the equipment, reducing aerodynamic drag, and providing superior structural strength and stiffness. A conductive coating or screen may be applied to the enclosure to provide electromagnetic interference protection.


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Self Righting Walking Cane

US Patent:
5392801, Feb 28, 1995
Filed:
Dec 21, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/171236
Inventors:
Mitchell M. Hannoosh - Wakefield MA
James G. Hannoosh - Avon CT
International Classification:
A45B 100
US Classification:
135 65
Abstract:
A self righting walking cane device which comprises a lightweight hand grip handle, a lightweight shaft device and a bottom weighted base device to facilitate the righting action of the cane device. The base device includes a plurality of frame devices and faceted shell sections which are attached about the bottom portion of the shaft device. The frame devices or shell have a unique configuration which together with the weight device positioned about the bottom portion of shaft device which together with unique shaft configuration provide a unique self righting walking cane. This combination of elements produces a cane whose center of gravity is below the center of rotation of the righting surface causing the cane to remain vertically stable and if disturbed from its vertical position to return to it. The construction of the cane device also allows it to stand by itself without the need of support.