MR. THOMAS JAMES MARTIN, MA, MFT
Marriage and Family Therapists at Clayton Rd, Concord, CA
License number
California 38934
Category
Marriage and Family Therapists
Type
Marriage & Family Therapist
Address
Address
2
5562 Clayton Rd, Concord, CA 94521
1640 Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94703
1640 Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94703
Phone
(510) 205-8832
(510) 849-1655
(510) 849-1655
Professional information
Thomas Martin - Pleasant Hill, CA
Work:
Independent Contractor - Marketing
Xobni Corporation
Marketing Associate US Army
Intelligence Analyst, U.S. Army Analytics SIGNET Unit US Army
Collection Manager for Overhead Collection Management Center
Marketing Associate US Army
Intelligence Analyst, U.S. Army Analytics SIGNET Unit US Army
Collection Manager for Overhead Collection Management Center
Education:
California State University - Northridge, CA
BS in Marketing and Business Law (PLDC) NCO Academy - Academy, NY, US
Leadership Development Course CSUN - Northridge, CA
BA in Media Arts
BS in Marketing and Business Law (PLDC) NCO Academy - Academy, NY, US
Leadership Development Course CSUN - Northridge, CA
BA in Media Arts
Magnetically Coupled Gear Pump Construction
US Patent:
4111614, Sep 5, 1978
Filed:
Jan 24, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/761867
Inventors:
Thomas B. Martin - Pleasant Hill CA
Ferdinandus A. Pieters - Walnut Creek CA
Ferdinandus A. Pieters - Walnut Creek CA
Assignee:
Micropump Corporation - Concord CA
International Classification:
F04B 3504, F04B 900
US Classification:
417420
Abstract:
A pump body has a cavity containing gears and parts communicating between the exterior and the cavity as well as two shafts on which the gears revolve. One face of the cavity is closed off by an apertured plate. The drive gear shaft extends through the aperture in the plate and supports the driven magnet. Drive means also extend through the aperture causing the hub of the driven magnet to turn the drive gear. All parts to the motor side of the plate may be standardized, while the pump body and its contents may be specially adapted to the particular ultimate installation of the pump.
Three Gear Pump With Module Construction
US Patent:
4165206, Aug 21, 1979
Filed:
Jun 8, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/804766
Inventors:
Thomas B. Martin - Pleasant Hill CA
Ferdinandus A. Pieters - Walnut Creek CA
Ferdinandus A. Pieters - Walnut Creek CA
Assignee:
Micropump Corporation - Concord CA
International Classification:
F04C 108, F04C 1500, F04B 4902, F04B 3500
US Classification:
417310
Abstract:
A module pump comprises a manifold having intake and outlet connections; a plate to which gears and a "shoe" (which function to define pump chambers for a pair of gears) or, in a pump having three gears two "shoes;" a drive for the gears, which in a preferred embodiment is a magnetic drive; and a barrier between the drive and the plate. Each of the modules is subject to variations in design depending upon end use and hence wide versatility is achieved without great increases in manufacturing cost since only one of the modules need be altered. Use of three gears doubles the capacity of the pump; if three gears are not needed the mounting holes for the third gear may be plugged. A unique bypass is installed in the manifold to permit flow back to the intake when the pressure exceeds an adjustable amount.
Thomas J Martin, Concord CA - MA (Medicare Advantage)
Specialties:
Marriage & Family Therapy
Address:
5562 Clayton Rd, Concord 94521
Languages:
English
Thomas James Martin, Concord CA
Specialties:
Psychotherapist
Address:
5562 Clayton Rd, Concord, CA 94521
Gear Pump With Suction Shoe At Gear Mesh Point
US Patent:
4127365, Nov 28, 1978
Filed:
Jan 28, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/763523
Inventors:
Thomas B. Martin - Pleasant Hill CA
Assignee:
Micropump Corporation - Concord CA
International Classification:
F04B 1700, F01C 118, F01C 1910, F04C 108
US Classification:
417420
Abstract:
A pump has a block and a cup-like member having a rim engaging the block to define a pump cavity. Recessed into the block and opening or extending into the cavity are an inlet and an outlet duct and three parallel pins. The drive and driven gears are mounted on two of the pins, one face of each gear being tight against the block, and the two ducts are on opposite sides of the mesh point of the gears. A shoe is mounted on the third pin and overlies the inlet duct and the mesh point of the gears plus about two teeth to either side of the mesh point. A spring biases the shoe into contact with portions of the gears and the block to define a pump chamber. After a differential between the inlet and outlet duct pressures is established, this differential supplements the spring. One means of driving the drive gear comprises a motor driven annular magnet on the outside of the cup-like member and a smaller magnet within the cup-like member drivingly connected to the drive gear.