Ronald J. Smith
Medical Practice at Muhammad Ali Blvd, Louisville, KY

License number

Kentucky 39155

Issued Date

Feb 8, 2005

Expiration Date

Feb 28, 2006

Professional information

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Ronald Smith - Louisville, KY

Work:

Office Depot- Position
Customer Service Representative Medical Center Laundry - Louisville, KY
Linen Room Assistant Margaret's Moving & Storage
Crew Leader, Driver, Office Assistant Bonus Building Care
Inside Sales Representative Liquor Barn
Cashier, Stocker J&J Food Mart
Cashier, Stocker In-Shop
Server Aramark
Cook

Education:

University of Louisville - Louisville, KY
Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science

Skills:

CPR/AED certified

President And Manager At The Root Cellar

Position:

President and Manager at The Root Cellar

Location:

Louisville, Kentucky Area

Industry:

Food & Beverages

Work:

The Root Cellar since Mar 2011 - President and Manager

Education:

WVU 1983 - 1993
BA, BA, MA, Chemistry, Foreign Languages

Icemaker With Reversible Thermosiphon

US Patent:

8596084, Dec 3, 2013

Filed:

Aug 17, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/857781

Inventors:

Carlos A. Herrera - Fisherville KY, US
Richard Devos - Goshen KY, US
Brian Robert Campbell - Louisville KY, US
Ronald Smith - Louisville KY, US

Assignee:

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

International Classification:

F25C 5/08

US Classification:

62351, 62349

Abstract:

An apparatus includes a mold body with at least one cavity configured and dimensioned to receive water to be frozen into ice; a hollow sealed tube having an evaporator portion in thermal communication with the mold body and an offset condenser portion opposite the evaporator portion; a two-phase heat transfer fluid contained within the hollow sealed tube; and an actuation arrangement which causes the mold body and the tube to transition between a first position and a second position. In the first position, the water can be introduced into the at least one cavity and the offset condenser portion is above the evaporator portion. In the second position, the ice can be discharged from the at least one cavity and the offset condenser portion is below the evaporator portion. A refrigerator using the apparatus is also disclosed.