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Gerald L Yeaney

from Raleigh, NC
Age ~72
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Also known as:
Jerry Yeaney
Phone and address:
4116 Ridgebrook Bluffs Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 661-7551
Related to:
Marie S Fulchino, 42Dave T Fulchino, 43Barbara A Yeaney, 71Sarah E Yeaney, 41Colin J YeaneyPaula A Yeaney, 45Gail L Yeaney, 70Shirley A Yeaney, 91
Connected to:
Christine A Yeaney, 65Kuy Yeang, 61Al Yeany, 103Shirley M Yeany, 88Chun L Yeap, 70Lai S Yeap, 59Denise Yeaple, 54Danielle Yeaples, 46James C Year, 37John Year, 40

Gerald Yeaney Phones & Addresses

  • 4116 Ridgebrook Bluffs Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603 (919) 661-7551 (919) 779-7991
  • 4365 Holiday Dr, Erie, PA 16506
  • 4116 Ridgebrook Bluffs Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603 (919) 779-7991

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Position: Professional/Technical

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Gerald L Yeaney

Address:
Raleigh, NC 27603
License #:
PE043900E - Expired
Category:
Engineers
Type:
Professional Engineer

Publications

Us Patents

Surgical Light Apparatus With Improved Cooling

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US Patent:
6443596, Sep 3, 2002
Filed:
Mar 30, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/050529
Inventors:
John M. Bulko - Apex NC
Gerald L. Yeaney - Raleigh NC
Michael A. Taft - Raleigh NC
Assignee:
Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:
F21V 900
US Classification:
362293, 362 33, 362804
Abstract:
A surgical light apparatus is disclosed having a first light source generating visible light and heat energy radiation, an enclosure surrounding the first light source and including a lens substantially transparent to visible light and a reflector for reflecting light from the first light source through the lens, and a filter apparatus coupled to the enclosure and formed at least in part from a material that is substantially transparent to at least a portion of visible light radiation and that substantially blocks transmission of heat energy radiation The filter apparatus is configured to block transmission of heat energy radiation from the first light source to the reflector and to intercept substantially all radiation from the first light source that otherwise would pass to the reflector and through the lens. The filter apparatus includes a plurality of filter elements configured to define at least one gap between two adjacent filter elements allowing air flow therethrough.

Surgical Light Apparatus With Improved Cooling

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US Patent:
6893137, May 17, 2005
Filed:
Jul 2, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/188439
Inventors:
John M. Bulko - Apex NC, US
Gerald L. Yeaney - Raleigh NC, US
Michael A. Taft - Raleigh NC, US
Assignee:
Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
F21V009/06
US Classification:
362 33, 362293, 362804
Abstract:
A surgical light apparatus is disclosed having a first light source generating visible light and heat energy radiation, an enclosure surrounding the first light source and including a lens substantially transparent to visible light and a reflector for reflecting light from the first light source through the lens, and a filter apparatus coupled to the enclosure and formed at least in part from a material that is substantially transparent to at least a portion of visible light radiation and that substantially blocks transmission of heat energy radiation. The filter apparatus is configured to block transmission of heat energy radiation from the first light source to the reflector and to intercept substantially all radiation from the first light source that otherwise would pass to the reflector and through the lens. The filter apparatus includes a plurality of filter elements configured to define at least one gap between two adjacent filter elements allowing air flow therethrough.

Support Arm For Surgical Light Apparatus

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US Patent:
60128216, Jan 11, 2000
Filed:
Mar 30, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/050530
Inventors:
Gerald L. Yeaney - Raleigh NC
John M. Bulko - Apex NC
Frank L. Martyna - Oil City PA
Thomas M. Peterson - Erie PA
Michael A. Taft - Raleigh NC
Assignee:
Hill-Rom, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:
A61G 1300
F21V 2126
US Classification:
362 33
Abstract:
An arm assembly for supporting a surgical lighthead of a surgical light apparatus includes a first arm and a first clevis appended to the first arm and having a first stop surface and a second stop surface. The arm assembly also includes a second arm formed to include an interior region and a second clevis appended to the second arm and having a third stop surface and a fourth stop surface. The surigcal lighthead is supported by the second arm. The second arm and second clevis are pivotable about a main pivot axis relative to the first arm and first clevis between a first position in which the third stop surface engages the first stop surface to limit pivoting movement of the second clevis and second arm in a first direction and a second position in which the fourth stop surface engages the second stop surface to limit pivoting movement of the second clevis and second arm in a second direction.

Wire Rack With Removable Replaceable Sleeves

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US Patent:
45938229, Jun 10, 1986
Filed:
Jul 9, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/629230
Inventors:
Gerald L. Yeaney - Erie PA
Roy S. Klein - Erie PA
Assignee:
American Sterilizer Company - Erie PA
International Classification:
A47G 1908
US Classification:
211 41
Abstract:
A rack for holding items in a washing, washing-sterilizing or sterilizing apparatus having a frame and a plurality of wire components, each wire component having at least one end releasably secured to the frame. A plurality of sleeves, preferably made of a silicon based elastomer, are provided. One sleeve encloses the length of each wire component and is sufficiently flexible to substantially conform to the configuration of the component on which the sleeve is disposed. The sleeves are removable for selective replacement thereof.

Self-Contained, Closed Loop Steam Sterilizer

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US Patent:
48083771, Feb 28, 1989
Filed:
Jul 26, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/759539
Inventors:
Robert W. Childers - Erie PA
Thomas G. Cook - Fairview PA
David A. Karle - McKean PA
Ronald P. Krahe - Girard PA
George E. Sparber - Linesville PA
Gerald L. Yeaney - Erie PA
Assignee:
American Sterilizer Company - Erie PA
International Classification:
A61L 206
US Classification:
422 26
Abstract:
A self-contained, closed loop steam sterilizer having an integral external boiler. The sterilizer employs a prevacuum sterilization cycle with a dwell phase. A single pump accomplishes all pumping functions in a prioritized manner.

Steam Efficient Prevacuum Sterilizer Cycle

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US Patent:
49099884, Mar 20, 1990
Filed:
Oct 23, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/113090
Inventors:
Robert W. Childers - Erie PA
Thomas G. Cook - Fairview PA
David A. Karle - McKean PA
Ronald P. Krahe - Girard PA
George E. Sparber - Linesville PA
Gerald L. Yeaney - Erie PA
Assignee:
American Sterilizer Company - Erie PA
International Classification:
A61L 206
US Classification:
422 26
Abstract:
A self-contained, closed loop steam sterilizer has an integral external boiler. The sterilizer employs a prevacuum sterilization cycle with a dwell phase to promote steam efficiency. A single pump accomplishes all pumping functions in a prioritized manner.

Wire Rack For Processing Hard Container Systems In Washing-Sterilizers

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US Patent:
45777640, Mar 25, 1986
Filed:
Jul 9, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/629168
Inventors:
John L. Silka - Union City PA
Gerald L. Yeaney - Erie PA
Assignee:
American Sterilizer Company - Erie PA
International Classification:
A47G 1908
US Classification:
211 41
Abstract:
An improved rack for holding first or second containers in washing and/or sterilizing apparatus, where the containers include a deep bottom portion and a shallow lid which, together with the bottom portion defines an enclosed chamber, and an intermediate portion for insertion into the chamber. The improved rack includes a rigid rectangular frame defining an opening and having a substantially rectangular diagonal member and two skewed square diagonal members on each side of the rectangle, a first set of wire components disposed on the lengths of the frame for supporting the bottom portions in an inverted position spanning at least a portion of the opening, a second set of wire components disposed on the diagonals for supporting the intermediate portions in a substantially vertical position, and a third set of wire components disposed on the frame for supporting the lids in a substantially obtusely angular position relative to the frame.
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