RICHARD CARY SCHMIDT
Pilots at Horseshoe Bnd, Madison, WI
License number
Wisconsin A4707409
Issued Date
Jul 2016
Expiration Date
Jul 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
6818 Horseshoe Bnd, Madison, WI 53593
Professional information
Richard L. Schmidt, Madison WI - Lawyer
Address:
Boardman & Clark LLP
PO Box 927, Madison 53703
(608) 283-1746, (608) 283-1731
PO Box 927, Madison 53703
(608) 283-1746, (608) 283-1731
Licenses:
Wisconsin - Good Standing 1989
Education:
University of Wisconsin Law SchoolGraduated 1989
Specialties:
Personal Injury - 100%
Languages:
English
Richard L. Schmidt, Madison WI - Lawyer
Office:
Boardman & Clark LLP
PO Box 927, Madison, WI
PO Box 927, Madison, WI
Specialties:
Agribusiness, Business, Construction, Litigation, Real Estate, Restaurant & Hospitality
ISLN:
903966458
Admitted:
1989
University:
University of Wisconsin-Platteville, B.S.
Law School:
University of Wisconsin-Madison, J.D.
Target Pedestal Assembly And Method Of Preserving The Target
US Patent:
7835502, Nov 16, 2010
Filed:
Feb 11, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/369449
Inventors:
David Arthur Spence - Hartland WI, US
Richard Cary Schmidt - Verona WI, US
Richard Cary Schmidt - Verona WI, US
Assignee:
Tomotherapy Incorporated - Madison WI
International Classification:
H01J 35/08, H05G 1/00
US Classification:
378143, 378204
Abstract:
An x-ray target pedestal assembly and a method of protecting the x-ray target from breaking down as a result of the extreme heat that is produced when an electron beam is aimed at the target to produce x-rays. The target is submerged in cooling fluid and is rotated by a constant flow of the cooling fluid over and around the target in order to dissipate heat. The fluid is guided by integrated flow diverters in the target cover. The target may also be protectively coated either in its entirety or along the electron beam path in order to further protect it from the heat of the electron beam impact or from breakdown as a result of attack of free radicals or other chemically reactive components of the cooling fluid which are produced in the extreme target environment.