Westinghouse Air Spring Company
Several Westinghouse-associated companies have aero patents. Possibly each company or subsidiary should have a page, or perhaps they should all be discussed here. Hopefully that becomes clear when we learn about their roles in the aero world, and with respect to one another. In the near run feel free to do either.
We have Westinghouse Air Spring Company as a "Corporation of Pennsylvania".[1]
We have hints at complicated interaction, both proprietary and innovative, between this company, and Richard Liebau, and George Westinghouse himself.[2]
This may be the same as Westinghouse Air Brake Company, aka Q3257938.
- Westinghouse Air Spring Company
- Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company, aka Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, aka Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company of Pennsylvania
- British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co., aka British Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.
- Societe Anonyme Westinghouse
- EXPL DES PROCEDES WESTINGHOUSE LEBLANC
- Westinghouse Air Brake
See Westinghouse for growing clarification on these matters.
Patents associated with organization named Westinghouse Air Spring Company
- Patent US-1908-1111754 (Inventors: Richard Liebau, English title: Elastic suspension device for vehicles, Filing date: 1908-12-22, Applicant firm: Westinghouse Air Spring Company)
- Patent US-1910-1146335 (Inventors: Richard Liebau, English title: Fluid-pressure device, Filing date: 1910-02-25, Applicant firm: Westinghouse Air Spring Company)
- Patent US-1910-1089517 (Inventors: George Westinghouse, English title: Fluid-pressure device, Filing date: 1910-09-12, Applicant firm: Westinghouse Air Spring Company)
- Patent US-1913-1071446 (Inventors: Richard Liebau, English title: Fluid-pressure device, Filing date: 1910-02-15, Applicant firm: Westinghouse Air Spring Company)
References
| Names | Westinghouse Air Spring Company |
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| Affiliations | Westinghouse |
| Keywords | suspension, shock absorber |
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| Key people | Richard Liebau |
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