Stephen M Holl from 1552 N Ridgewood Dr, Columbus, IN 47203, age 60, Phone: 8123799239

Us Patents

Stowing Birthing Bed Foot Section
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US Patent:

7757317, Jul 20, 2010
Filed:

Nov 15, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/560346
Inventors:

Francis C. Ganance - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert Cooks - Cincinnati OH, US
Kenneth L. Kramer - Greensburg IN, US
Jerome E. Reckelhoff - Blue Ash OH, US
Peter M. Wukusick - Batesville IN, US
Robert M. Zerhusen - Cincinnati OH, US
Mark E. Haufler - Cincinnati OH, US
Darrell L. Metz - Batesville IN, US
Kenneth Q. Rudolf - Batesville IN, US
Stephen M. Holl - Columbus IN, US
Richard W. Chance - Greenwood IN, US
David W. Hornbach - Brookville IN, US
John P. Biondo - Durant IA, US
Assignee:

Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:

A61G 7/015
A61G 7/075
US Classification:

5602, 5624, 5648
Abstract:

A patient-support apparatus includes receivers for supporting a patient-support deck. The patient-support deck is configured to engage the receivers to support the deck in a cantilevered configuration. The patient-support deck may be secured to the patient-support apparatus by a locking mechanism.

Patient-Support Apparatus With A Locking Deck Section
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US Patent:

8117697, Feb 21, 2012
Filed:

Feb 18, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/708344
Inventors:

Francis C Ganance - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert Cooks, Jr. - Cincinnati OH, US
Kenneth L Kramer - Greensburg IN, US
Jerome E Reckelhoff - Blue Ash OH, US
Peter M Wukusick - Batesville IN, US
Robert M Zerhusen - Cincinnati OH, US
Mark E Haufler - Cincinnati OH, US
Darrell L Metz - Batesville IN, US
Kenneth Q Rudolf - Batesville IN, US
Stephen M Holl - Columbus IN, US
Richard W Chance - Greenwood IN, US
David W Hornbach - Brookville IN, US
John P Biondo - Durant IA, US
James K Findlay - Fishers IN, US
David W Hensley - Milan IN, US
Assignee:

Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:

A61G 7/015
A61G 7/075
US Classification:

5624, 5602, 5648
Abstract:

A patient-support apparatus includes a patient-support deck movable from a use position to a stowed position. The patient-support deck is configured to engage receivers of the patient-support apparatus to support the deck in a cantilevered configuration. The patient-support deck may be secured to the patient-support apparatus by a locking mechanism. A storage structure is configured to support the patient-support deck in a stowed position. The storage structure is configured to deflect under load to prevent damage to the storage structure or patient-support deck.

Birthing Bed Lift Off Foot Section
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US Patent:

8327480, Dec 11, 2012
Filed:

Jul 12, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/834681
Inventors:

Francis C Ganance - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert Cooks, Jr. - Cincinnati OH, US
Kenneth L Kramer - Greensburg IN, US
Jerome E Reckelhoff - Blue Ash OH, US
Peter M Wukusick - Batesville IN, US
Robert M Zerhusen - Cincinnati OH, US
Mark E Haufler - Cincinnati OH, US
Darrell L Metz - Batesville IN, US
Kenneth Q Rudolf - Batesville IN, US
Stephen M Holl - Columbus IN, US
Richard W Chance - Greenwood IN, US
David W Hornbach - Brookville IN, US
John P Biondo - Durant IA, US
Assignee:

Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:

A61G 7/015
A61G 7/075
US Classification:

5602, 5624, 5648
Abstract:

A patient-support apparatus includes receivers for supporting a patient-support deck. The patient-support deck is configured to engage the receivers to support the deck in a cantilevered configuration. The patient-support deck may be secured to the patient-support apparatus by a locking mechanism.

Patient-Support Apparatus With A Locking Deck Section
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US Patent:

8640287, Feb 4, 2014
Filed:

Feb 17, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/399087
Inventors:

Peter M. Wukusick - Batesville IN, US
Kenneth L. Kramer - Tai Po, NT, HK
Jerome E. Reckelhoff - Blue Ash OH, US
Francis C. Ganance - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert Cooks, Jr. - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert M. Zerhusen - Cincinnati OH, US
Mark E. Haufler - Cincinnati OH, US
Darrell L. Metz - Batesville IN, US
Kenneth Q. Rudolf - Batesville IN, US
Stephen M. Holl - Columbus IN, US
Richard W. Chance - Greenwood IN, US
David W. Hornbach - Brookville IN, US
John P. Biondo - Durant IA, US
James K. Findlay - Fishers IN, US
David W. Hensley - Milan IN, US
Assignee:

Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:

A61G 7/015
A61G 7/075
US Classification:

5624, 5602, 5648
Abstract:

A patient-support apparatus includes a patient-support deck movable from a use position to a stowed position. The patient-support deck is configured to engage receivers of the patient-support apparatus to support the deck in a cantilevered configuration. The patient-support deck may be secured to the patient-support apparatus by a locking mechanism. A storage structure is configured to support the patient-support deck in a stowed position. The storage structure is configured to deflect under load to prevent damage to the storage structure or patient-support deck.

Equipment Support Rail For Hospital Bed
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US Patent:

20060031989, Feb 16, 2006
Filed:

Jul 20, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/185046
Inventors:

Mark Graham - Springboro OH, US
Stephen Holl - Columbus IN, US
David Newkirk - Lawrenceburg IN, US
Jonathan Turner - Dillsboro IN, US
Christian Reinke - York SC, US
Stephen Hamberg - Cincinnati OH, US
International Classification:

A61G 7/05
A61G 7/005
US Classification:

005610000, 005600000, 005503100
Abstract:

A patient support includes a lower frame, an upper frame supported above the lower frame, an equipment carrier coupled to the upper frame, and an actuator operable to adjust the orientation of the equipment carrier to compensate for the upper frame changing its orientation between the Trendelenberg and reverse Trendelenberg positions.

Birthing Bed Lift Off Foot Section
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US Patent:

20130104309, May 2, 2013
Filed:

Dec 7, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/708272
Inventors:

Kenneth L. KRAMER, JR. - Tai Po, HK
Jerome E. RECKELHOFF - Blue Ash OH, US
Francis C. GANANCE - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert COOKS, JR. - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert M. ZERHUSEN - Cincinnati OH, US
Mark E. HAUFLER - Cincinnati OH, US
Darrell L. METZ - Batesville IN, US
Kenneth Q. RUDOLF - Batesville IN, US
Stephen M. HOLL - Columbus IN, US
Richard W. CHANCE - Greenwood IN, US
David W. HORNBACH - Brookville IN, US
John P. BIONDO - Durant IA, US
Assignee:

Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:

A61G 13/00
US Classification:

5602
Abstract:

A patient-support apparatus includes receivers for supporting a patient-support deck. The patient-support deck is configured to engage the receivers to support the deck in a cantilevered configuration. The patient-support deck may be secured to the patient-support apparatus by a locking mechanism.

Apparatus And Method For Accurately Controlling Fuel Injection Flow Rate
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US Patent:

57718610, Jun 30, 1998
Filed:

Jul 1, 1996
Appl. No.:

8/674280
Inventors:

Keith L. Musser - Cloumbus IN
Daniel D. Wilhelm - Nashville IN
David A. Olson - Columbus IN
James H. Ross - Cedar Falls IA
Jeffrey P. Seger - Columbus IN
Michael J. Ruth - Franklin IN
Prakash Bedapudi - Columbus IN
David A. Bolis - Nashville IN
Stephen M. Holl - Columbus IN
Gregory Weber - Rochester Hills MI
Assignee:

Cummins Engine Company, Inc. - Columbus IN
International Classification:

F02D 3100
US Classification:

123357
Abstract:

A system for controlling fuel flow in an internal combustion engine receives a command specifying a desired fuel flow rate from an electronic control module. The system generates a feedforward estimate of actuator current required to produce the desired flow rate. This estimate is combined with a fueling current offset value generated using a proportional-integral feedback controller. A differential pressure between the fuel rail and cylinder gas is converted, by surface interpolation based on a lookup table, to an estimate of actual fuel flow rate. The difference between this actual fuel flow rate and the desired flow rate is provided to the feedback controller as an error signal. The feedback controller preferably uses different gain values depending on an operating mode of the engine (speed control and torque control modes).

Systems And Methods For Increasing Reductant Insertion Accuracy
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US Patent:

20210148268, May 20, 2021
Filed:

Aug 7, 2018
Appl. No.:

17/263236
Inventors:

- Columbus IN, US
Joe V. Hill - Columbus IN, US
Stephen M. Holl - Columbus IN, US
Masoud Ziabakhsh Deilami - Columbus IN, US
Assignee:

Cummins Emission Solutions Inc. - Columbus IN
International Classification:

F01N 3/20
F01N 11/00
Abstract:

An aftertreatment system comprises a SCR system, a reductant injector operatively coupled to the SCR system, and a reductant insertion assembly operatively coupled to the reductant injector. The reductant insertion assembly comprises a pump configured to pump the reductant through the reductant injector. A controller is operatively coupled to the reductant insertion assembly and configured to receive predetermined calibration values of the pump corresponding to delivery of a reductant by the pump through a calibration injector. The controller determines a desired flow rate value of the reductant into the SCR system. The controller determines an insertion time of the reductant injector for delivering the reductant through the reductant injector based on the desired flow rate value, a pump operating parameter value of the pump and the predetermined calibration values, and activates the reductant injector for the insertion time.