William Alfred Waters
Physician at 31 St, Tulsa, OK

5146765, Sep 15, 1992

Oct 3, 1991

7/770484

William A. Waters - Tulsa OK

F25D 2312

622593

An air conditioning unit for use in the cooling of persons includes a fan secured below the person's neck. A moistened foam necklace may be wrapped around the neck or a moistened foam pad otherwise positioned between the fan and the neck of the user. The fan of the air conditioning unit includes a frame, an electric motor mounted on the frame, a fan blade operably connected with the motor and rotatable by the motor for moving air, a battery or other power source operably connected with the motor for actuation thereof, and a switch operably connected between the battery or power source and the motor for controlling the actuation of the motor. Furthermore, the air conditioning unit includes a flexible element attached to the frame, the flexible element being constructed and arranged to be worn around the user's neck so that air generated by the moving fan blade moves against the neck area after being evaporatively cooled by the foam necklace or pad.

4097569, Jun 27, 1978

Oct 13, 1976

5/732034

William D. Waters - Tulsa OK

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company - Youngstown OH

B29C 504

264255

A flexible crack-resistant and chemically resistant thermosetting vinyl ester resin is produced by co-reacting an epoxy resin, a carboxyl terminated elastomer and an unsaturated monocarboxylic acid, such as acrylic or methacrylic acid. The neat resin is miscible and copolymerizable with ethylenically unsaturated monomers such as styrene. A novel cast pipe utilizes the resin of the invention as an unreinforced crack-resistant inner lining. This abstract is neither intended to define the invention of the application which, of course, is measured by the claims, nor is it intended to be limiting as to the scope of the invention in any way.

4893356, Jan 16, 1990

Sep 22, 1987

7/099791

William A. Waters - Tulsa OK

A42C 504

21713

Headwear, including all forms of caps, hats, hard hats, visor type caps, to include a switchable power module capable of converting an electric motor driven air moving means from battery power to solar power wherein the solar power panel is removable.

5262212, Nov 16, 1993

May 8, 1992

7/880745

William D. Waters - Tulsa OK

Fibercast Company - Sand Springs OK

B29D 2200, B32B 108, C08K 552, C08K 310

428 357

The present invention provides novel filament winding, hand lay-up, reaction injection molding, and pultrusion methods for producing novel articles. Each of the inventive methods utilizes a resin composition comprising a polyester base resin, a viscosity and flow improving agent, and a filler. The viscosity and flow improving agent comprises a phosphated polyester, said phosphated polyester being a saturated polyester having acidic groups. Using the inventive methods, articles having exceptionally high aluminum trihydrate loadings can be formed. These articles exhibit excellent flame resistance and smoke evolution properties.

4141083, Feb 27, 1979

Mar 28, 1975

5/563066

William A. Waters - Tulsa OK

A42C 504

21713

A self-contained air conditioning unit for headwear of substantially any type comprising an electric motor and fan removably secured within a lightweight housing, said motor being secured to an air inlet screen removably securable to the headwear, a power supply holder means supporting suitable power supply means electrically connected with the motor, a switch operably connected with the power supply and motor for selective actuation of the motor and fan, and said fan being selectively operably by the motor for blowing warm or cool air onto the wearer of the headwear.

4238857, Dec 16, 1980

Sep 22, 1978

5/944857

William A. Waters - Tulsa OK

A42C 504

21713

A self-contained air conditioning unit for headwear of substantially any type comprising an electric motor and fan removably secured within a lightweight housing, said motor being secured to an air inlet screen removably securable to the headwear, a power supply holder means supporting suitable power supply means electrically connected with the motor, a switch operably connected with the power supply and motor for selective actuation of the motor and fan, and said fan being selectively operably by the motor for blowing warm or cool air onto the wearer of the headwear.

4041007, Aug 9, 1977

Mar 5, 1976

5/664092

William D. Waters - Tulsa OK

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company - Youngstown OH

C08L 6300

260 37EP

An epoxy composition including an epoxy resin, an aromatic amine which is used in an amount which is substantially the stoichiometric amount sufficient to react with the epoxy groups of the epoxy resin, a clay filler, and a material provided to extend the shelf life the composition which material has a composition as follows: ##STR1## and wherein R may be hydrogen or an organic radical and preferably where said material is selected from a group consisting of imidazole, 1-methyl imidazole, 2-ethyl imidazole, 1-vinyl imidazole, and 2-ethyl 4-methyl imidazole with such material being in the range of from 0. 2% to 12% by weight of the clay filler or in the range from 0. 06% to 3. 30% by weight of the total composition.

4931514, Jun 5, 1990

Jun 10, 1988

7/205549

William D. Waters - Tulsa OK

C08G 5916, C08L 6310

525531

A method of accelerating the curing of a vinyl ester resin (e. g. , vinyl ester adhesives) and related compositions comprising: a vinyl ester resin (e. g. , bisphenol/epichlorohydrin condensation polymer end capped with methacrylic or ethylacrylic acid); a vinyl monomer (e. g. , styrene or the like); a free radical initiator (e. g. , MEKP); a free radical promoter (e. g. , polyvalent metal naphthenates, polyvalent metal octoates or the like); and an accelerator selected from the group consisting of methyl acetoacetate and ethyl acetoacetate, such compositions are characterized by gel times under ten minutes and physical properties approaching fully cured values within one hour.

4018250, Apr 19, 1977

Jun 23, 1975

5/589539

William D. Waters - Tulsa OK

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company - Youngstown OH

F16L 912, F16L 914

138140

A flexible crack-resistant and chemically resistant thermosetting vinyl ester resin is produced by co-reacting an epoxy resin, a carboxyl terminated elastomer and an unsaturated monocarboxylic acid, such as acrylic or methacrylic acid. The neat resin is miscible and copolymerizable with ethylenically unsaturated monomers such as styrene. A novel cast pipe utilizes the resin of the invention as an unreinforced crack-resistant inner lining. This abstract is neither intended to define the invention of the application which, of course, is measured by the claims, nor is it intended to be limiting as to the scope of the invention in any way.

5001847, Mar 26, 1991

Mar 14, 1989

7/323413

William A. Waters - Tulsa OK

A43B 1100

36 50

A lace fastener has upper and lower jaws and a latch to selectively hold the jaws in their closed position. The lower jaw has an opening through which the lace is inserted into the fastener. The upper jaw is arced so that, in the closed position, the up sides of the jaws form an elliptical opening. The teeth of the jaws are curved slightly inwardly to accentuate the elliptical relationship and are in an underbite relationship. A plurality of fasteners may be fixed with their lower jaw openings aligned with selected eyelets or other form of laceholder so that a lace can be fed in normal criss-cross fashion through the laceholder. The lace can then be tautened, even with the latches closed, by drawing it through the opening in the lower jaw and out the elliptical up side opening. The lace is secured in the taut position by closing the latches with the lace between the teeth of the fastener. A bow knot may be used, but is not required.