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Capstone Issued U. S. Patents. No Issue No. Description App. Ser. No. Filing Date Issue Date 1. D433,997 Turbogenerator 29/111,104 9/20/99 11/21/00 2. 5,427,455 Compliant Foil Hydrodynamic Fluid Film Radial Bearing 229,205 4/18/94 6/27/95 3. 5,497,615 Gas Turbine Generator Set 180,881 3/21/94 3/12/96 4. 5,529,398 Compliant Foil Hydrodynamic Fluid Film Thrust Bearing 08/363,540 12/23/94 6/25/96 5. 5,685,156 Catalytic Combustion System 650,625 5/20/96 11/11/97 6. 5,697,848 Compound Shaft with Flexible Disk Coupling 440,541 5/12/95 12/16/97 7. 5,752,380 Liquid Fuel Pressurization and Control System 730,941 10/16/96 5/19/98 8. 5,791,868 Thrust Load Compensating System for a Compliant Foil Hydrodynamic Fluid Film Thrust Bearing 663,732 6/14/96 8/11/98 9. 5,819,524 Gaseous Fuel Compression and Control S&M 730,945 10/16/96 10/13/98 10. 5,827,040 Hydrostatic Augmentation of a Compliant Foil Hydrodynamic Fluid Film Thrust Bearing 662,250 6/14/96 10/27/98 11. 5,850,732 Low Emissions Combustion System for a Gas Turbine Engine 855,210 5/13/97 12/22/98 12. 5,850,733 Gaseous Fuel Compression and Control S&M 85,817 5/27/98 12/22/98 13. 5,873,235 Liquid Fuel Pressurization and Control Method 990,467 12/15/97 2/23/99 14. 5,894,720 Low Emissions Combination System For A Gas Turbine Engine Employing Flame Stabilization Within The Injector Tube 09/168,299 10/7/98 4/20/99 15. 5,899,673 Helical Flow Compressor/Turbine Permanent Magnet Motor/Generator 08/730,946 10/16/96 5/4/99 16. 5,903,116 Turbogenerator/Motor Controller 08/924,966 9/8/97 5/11/99 17. 5,915,841 See Re39190 Compliant Foil Fluid Film Radial Bearing 09/002,690 1/5/98 6/29/99 18. 5,918,985 See Re38373 Compliant Foil Fluid Thrust Film Bearing With a Tilting Pad Underspring 08/933,695 9/19/97 7/6/99 19. 5,964,663 Double Diaphragm Compound Shaft 08/934,430 9/19/97 10/12/99 20. 5,966,926 Liquid Fuel Injector Purge System 08/864,279 5/28/97 10/19/99 21. 6,016,658 Low Emissions Combustion System 09/182,966 10/8/98 1/25/00 22. 6,020,713 Turbogenerator/Motor Pulse Width Modulated Controller 09/002,890 1/5/98 2/1/00 23. 6,023,135 Turbogenerator/Motor Control System 09/080,892 5/18/98 2/8/00 24. 6,031,294 Turbogenerator/Motor Controller With Ancillary Energy Storage/Discharge 09/003,078 1/5/98 2/29/00 25. 6,037,687 Double Diaphragm Compound Shaft 09/224,208 12/30/98 3/14/00 No Issue No. Description App. Ser. No. Filing Date Issue Date 26. 6,049,195 Split Generator Winding Inverter 09/356,065 7/19/99 4/11/00 27. 6,062,016 Gas Turbine Engine Fixed Speed Lig...
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