WILLIAM JULIAN MILESKI
Pilots at Fargo Dr, Gales Ferry, CT
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Connecticut A2723145
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
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Address
5 Fargo Dr, Gales Ferry, CT 06339
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System To Control Fluid Flow Based On A Leak Detected By A Sensor
US Patent:
8545248, Oct 1, 2013
Filed:
Dec 29, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/340484
Inventors:
Melville Davey - Guilford CT, US
George Roth - Fairfield CT, US
David Marran - Durham CT, US
William Mileski - Ledyard CT, US
John Nobile - Fairfield CT, US
George Roth - Fairfield CT, US
David Marran - Durham CT, US
William Mileski - Ledyard CT, US
John Nobile - Fairfield CT, US
Assignee:
Life Technologies Corporation - Carlsbad CA
International Classification:
H01R 13/52
US Classification:
439271
Abstract:
A system including a communication interface to communicatively couple to a sensor cartridge, a fluidic subsystem to exchange a reagent solution with the sensor cartridge, and a computational circuitry communicatively coupled to the communication interface and the fluidic subsystem. The computation circuitry is to monitor a sensor signal of a sensor of the sensor cartridge, detect a leak based on the sensor signal, and control fluid flow of the fluidic subsystem in response to detecting.
Temperature Control Of Chemical Detection System
US Patent:
2012006, Mar 22, 2012
Filed:
Aug 23, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/216008
Inventors:
Todd REARICK - Cheshire CT, US
Jeremy JORDAN - Cromwell CT, US
John NOBILE - , US
William MILESKI - Ledyard CT, US
Chun HO - , US
Jeremy JORDAN - Cromwell CT, US
John NOBILE - , US
William MILESKI - Ledyard CT, US
Chun HO - , US
Assignee:
LIFE TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION - CARLSBAD CA
International Classification:
G01N 33/48, G01N 27/26, F28F 27/00
US Classification:
204408, 422 681, 165287
Abstract:
An apparatus for detecting chemical reactions may be provided. The apparatus may comprise a chemical detection device. The chemical detection device may include a chemical sensor, which may be mounted on the chemical detection device. The apparatus may further comprise a valve block. The valve block may fluidly couple a plurality of reagent containers to the chemical detection device. The apparatus may further comprise a heat exchanger and a controller. The controller may control a fluid connection between the valve block and the chemical detection device. The controller may be also configured to adjust a temperature of a selected reagent from the plurality of reagent containers via the heat exchanger. The temperature of the selected reagent may be adjusted prior to the reagent entering the chemical detection device.