DR. TIMOTHY RYAN SMITH, MD
Medical Practice at Delaware St, Minneapolis, MN

6301126, Oct 9, 2001

Jun 17, 1999

9/335390

Timothy J. Smith - Minneapolis MN

Honeywell International Inc. - Morristown NJ

H02B 110

361826

A housing for electrical equipment has first and second halves. An electrical connecting plug between the housing halves is arranged to require halves of the plug to be separated before the housing halves can be separated.

2013033, Dec 19, 2013

Jun 15, 2012

13/525180

Donald J. Kasprzyk - Maple Grove MN, US
Gregory Young - Richfield MN, US
James Glenn Buezis - Plymouth MN, US
Willem Vander Werf - Maple Grove MN, US
Timothy J. Smith - Minneapolis MN, US

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. - Morristown NJ

F23D 14/46

431154

A pilot burner assembly for easy removal of a thermo-electric or other device is disclosed. In an illustrative embodiment, a pilot burner assembly may include a bracket and a resilient clip, which together, help maintain at least some of the pilot burner components in a desired configuration.

6355091, Mar 12, 2002

Mar 6, 2000

09/518924

Steven M. Felber - Eagan MN
Timothy J. Smith - Minneapolis MN
Brad A. Terlson - Maple Grove MN

Honeywell International Inc. - Morristown NJ

B01D 5306

95 10, 95 11, 95113, 95126, 96111, 96112, 96125, 96127, 96130, 96150, 96154

A ventilation and dehumidification system for ventilating fresh air to a conditioned space. The system is comprised of a unitary heat transfer desiccant wheel for dehumidifying incoming air by exchanging moisture from an inflow current of air with an outflow current of air. The unitary heat recovery wheel is able to transfer heat between the two air currents when the wheel is spun at a faster speed. The unitary heat transfer desiccant wheel is both regenerated and defrosted by a regenerative heater which is placed to heat the outflow current of air before the outflow current passes through the unitary heat transfer desiccant wheel. The unitary heat transfer desiccant wheel is spun at a slow speed to accomplish more dehumidification, and at a fast speed to accomplish more heat recovery. The system includes at least two blowers in order to motivate the inflow and outflow currents of air. The blowers can be arranged so as to create an air pressure differential between the inflow chamber and the outflow chamber so that any leakage of air between the two chambers will occur from the inflow chamber to the outflow chamber.

6364942, Apr 2, 2002

Mar 6, 2000

09/519870

Steven M. Felber - Eagan MN
Timothy J. Kensok - Minnetonka MN
Timothy J. Smith - Minneapolis MN

Honeywell International Inc. - Morristown NJ

B01D 5304

96111, 96127, 96130

A dehumidification system for dehumidifying a conditioned space. The system is comprised of a motionless desiccant block for dehumidifying air within the conditioned space. The system is configured to operate in one of two modes. In a first dehumidifying mode the system draws air from the conditioned space, dehumidifies the air, and returns the air to the conditioned space. In a second regeneration mode the system draws air from outside the conditioned space, heats the air, passes the heated air through the desiccant to dry the desiccant, and expels the air back outside the conditioned space. The system is configured with pivoting dampers to select air source and air destination for the two modes of the system. The system includes blowers in order to motivate the flow of air and a regenerative heater for use during regeneration mode. By utilizing a motionless desiccant block the system avoids the expense and maintenance of desiccant wheels and wheel motors.

5971366, Oct 26, 1999

Jul 28, 1998

9/123798

Timothy J. Smith - Minneapolis MN

Honeywell Inc. - Minneapolis MN

B01F 304

261 29

A nozzle assembly for the water distribution tray of a humidifier has at least one arm which cooperates with a feature such as a slot on a tray wall, to hold the nozzle assembly in a desired position above a water distribution area of the tray. In a preferred embodiment, the nozzle assembly has two pairs of arms for mounting the nozzle assembly to the tray. Each pair of arms together form a wishbone shape. The arm ends of each pair can be deflected toward each other to permit the ends to enter a slot on the tray wall. When the arm ends are released within the slot, they latch with the slot to hold the nozzle assembly in the desired position.

5919533, Jul 6, 1999

Jun 27, 1997

8/883987

Timothy J. Smith - Minneapolis MN
Edward L. Schwarz - Minneapolis MN

Honeywell Inc. - Minneapolis MN

A47G 112, B01F 304

428 14

An in-duct humidifier has a permeable rectangular pad to be placed in a heated air stream. Water dripping onto the top of the pad is evaporated by the air stream which is passing through the pad to thereby increase its humidity. The pad is held in a frame and the frame is mounted in the humidifier's housing. The frame holds the pad by an arrangement of sloped surfaces and narrow projections to minimize the area of the frame in direct contact with the pad. By minimizing the contact area between the pad and the frame, the amount of water flowing onto the frame and evaporating from the frame is minimized, thereby reducing the rate and amount of minerals dissolved in the water which are deposited on the frame surfaces.