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Debra May Gilbuena

age ~43

from Corvallis, OR

Also known as:
  • Debra M Gilbuena
  • Debra M Heuer
  • Debra M Friedrichsen
  • Debra Heuer May
  • Debra Gilbuena May
  • Debra May

Debra Gilbuena Phones & Addresses

  • Corvallis, OR
  • Hillsboro, OR
  • Oakland, OR
  • Roseburg, OR

Skills

Engineers • Manufacturing • Die

Us Patents

  • Tree Fruit Postharvest Chemical Sensor

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  • US Patent:
    20100159084, Jun 24, 2010
  • Filed:
    Jul 13, 2009
  • Appl. No.:
    12/501615
  • Inventors:
    Alireza Shekarriz - Lake Oswego OR, US
    W. Lloyd Allen - Vancouver WA, US
    Christopher M. Ward - Portland OR, US
    Debra M. Gilbuena - Hillsboro OR, US
  • International Classification:
    B01D 53/30
    G01N 27/30
    G01N 33/02
    B65B 55/00
    G01N 27/40
    G01N 27/26
  • US Classification:
    426118, 204424, 204407, 204406, 96244, 95 8, 426395, 426419, 204415, 585500
  • Abstract:
    An electrochemical sensor for organic molecules such as ethylene includes an electrochemical cell, gas sample inlet means and means for detecting current produced by the oxidation of the organic molecule at the anode of the cell. The sensor is capable of sensing multiple organic molecules in some embodiments. A voltage is applied to the anode of the cell to provide energy to drive the oxidation reaction and produce a corresponding current. The sensor of the invention can be made as a small, hand-held unit that is capable of real-time detection of various organic species.
  • Tree Fruit Postharvest Chemical Sensor

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  • US Patent:
    7560013, Jul 14, 2009
  • Filed:
    Jan 30, 2007
  • Appl. No.:
    11/699911
  • Inventors:
    W. Lloyd Allen - Vancouver WA, US
    Daniel James Faulkner - Portland OR, US
    Christopher M. Ward - Portland OR, US
    Debra M. Gilbuena - Hillsboro OR, US
  • Assignee:
    Fluid Analytics, Inc. - Portland OR
  • International Classification:
    G01N 27/403
  • US Classification:
    204431, 204409, 205787
  • Abstract:
    An electrochemical sensor for organic molecules such as ethylene includes an electrochemical cell, gas sample inlet means and means for detecting current produced by the oxidation of the organic molecule at the anode of the cell. The sensor is capable of sensing multiple organic molecules in some embodiments. A voltage is applied to the anode of the cell to provide energy to drive the oxidation reaction and produce a corresponding current. The sensor of the invention can be made as a small, hand-held unit that is capable of real-time detection of various organic species.

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Debra Gilbuena

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Location:
P/O Box 2477, Corvallis, OR
Skills:
Engineers
Manufacturing
Die

Classmates

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Debra Fogle (Gilbuena)

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Schools:
Corona Avenue Elementary School Bell CA 1973-1975, Nimitz Junior High School Huntington Park CA 1976-1978
Community:
Brandye Olson, Marie Hernandez, Sandy Houser
Biography:
Life I own a home in Hemet, and I work as an accountant for the County of Riverside....
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Corona Avenue Elementary ...

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Graduates:
Debra Gilbuena (1973-1975),
Patricia Pollock (1970-1973),
Rodney Armstrong (1970-1975),
Eugene Pisano (1974-1974)
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Nimitz Junior High School...

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Graduates:
Debra Gilbuena (1976-1978),
Paul Mazzanti (1975-1978),
Anbel Aguilera (1977-1981),
Marion Cizek (1976-1979),
Alberto Carlos (1986-1990)

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