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Charles Kreutzer, Springfield, IL US
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| 20100147880 | BULK MORTAR SYSTEM - A system and apparatus for preparing bulk quantities of dry colorant or pigment for blending with mortar are described. The system mixes the three primary pigments of black, red and yellow to prepare a batch of the dry colorant having a particular color. The pigments or dry colorant are generally a powder of metal oxide crystals. The system includes pigment dispensers, wherein each pigment dispenser includes a tote that is in flowing communication with a slider valve. The slider valve is in flowing communication with a transition piece, and the transition piece is in flowing communication with a vibratory tray having an exit opening. A receptacle receives pigments from the exit opening of the vibratory trays. A control unit serially operates the vibratory trays to dispense the pigment from each tote. A scale measures the weight of the pigments in the receptacle. The scale is in operational communication with the control unit. | 06-17-2010 |
Cory Kreutzer, Loveland, CO US
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| 20110114074 | Combustion Chamber for Charcoal Stove - A combustion chamber may include an upper and a lower chamber. The chambers may be separable to aid in loading fuel and removing spent fuel. The cross-section of the upper combustion chamber may be less than the cross-section of the lower section. Charcoal or other biomass fuel may be added into the lower combustion chamber and may be supported by a grate. Oxygen may be fed into the combustion chamber through a plurality of apertures that may be substantially shielded from direct line of site of the fuel bed. The upper combustion chamber may further include an annular constriction, to aid in constricting the view factor between the cooking vessel and the fuel bed. The constriction may also aid in radiating energy back to the fuel bed. | 05-19-2011 |
Debra J. Kreutzer, Henniker, NH US
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| 20110308112 | Collapsible Snowshoe - A collapsible snowshoe is provided. The snowshoe includes a frame having a first supporting cross-bar configured to interact with a second supporting cross-bar, wherein the cross-bars are configured to alternate between an open position and a closed position, a first supporting material configured to be coupled to the cross-bars and further configured to extend between the cross-bars, whereby the extended supporting material creates a support surface for walking when the cross-bars are in the open position; and a frame-locking mechanism configured to secure the cross-bars in the open position. | 12-22-2011 |
Joe Kreutzer, Phillipsburg, KS US
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| 20110207176 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING ALCOHOL OR SUGAR USING A COMMERCIAL-SCALE BIOREACTOR - Provided is a method of producing alcohol or sugar in a commercial-scale bioreactor using a reformulated commercial enzyme preparation. Also provided is a bioreactor modified to practice the method. | 08-25-2011 |
Manfred Kreutzer, Vienna AT
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| 20110016455 | Power Profiling for Embedded System Design - The power usage of software executable by an embedded system may be profiled without the need for test benches or power measurement systems. Additionally, the power profiles corresponding to multiple pieces of software may be determined and compared. | 01-20-2011 |
Robert E. Kreutzer, Columbia, IL US
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| 20090308084 | COOLER/COUNTER MERCHANDISING DISPLAY UNIT - A cooler/counter merchandising display unit combination wherein a merchandising cooler is integrated into various counter arrangements, the cooler being substantially contained within the footprint of the merchandising counter or check-out counter arrangement. In one embodiment, a modular refrigerated cooler is interfaced with a docking base unit which can be positioned, secured or interfaced at the end of a particular service counter, or between two counter portions. In another embodiment, the docking base unit is integrally formed into the merchandising counter and the modular refrigerated cooler is again interfaced with the integrated docking base unit. In still another embodiment, the service counter, docking base unit and refrigerated cooler are all integrated into a one-piece counter arrangement. At least one access door is provided on the cooler to allow consumers to retrieve products therefrom and at least one of the walls forming the cooler compartment includes a transparent window to allow consumers to view the products positioned within the cooler compartment. | 12-17-2009 |
| 20100014288 | RETRO-FIT LIGHT STICK DEVICE AND SECONDARY LIGHT SOURCE OR OTHER ELECTRICAL DEVICE FOR USE WITH WALK-IN TYPE COOLERS AND OTHER PRODUCT DISPLAY UNITS - A light stick device and a secondary light source for use in walk-in coolers and other product display devices. The light stick device is configured for replacing existing fluorescent tubes and includes a body portion, an array of light emitting diodes (LEDs) extending along a length of the body portion, an array of deflectors located such that at least one deflector is positioned between each LED to deflect light therefrom, and an electrical power connection to power the LEDs. The electrical power connection is adapted for use with existing fluorescent tube fixtures located within the walk-in cooler or other display unit. The present light stick device may also include at least one plug-in socket for powering another electrical device including a secondary light source from the present light stick device. The secondary electrical device may be configured to interface between a standard fluorescent tube and its power fixtures to draw power from such fixtures. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20100327748 | MULTI-LEVEL MODULAR LIGHT BAR - A modular light bar having crisscross lighting in the front and rear. Each module may include two horizontal layers of lighting supported on supports connected to a longitudinal base. A wire harness is positioned within a longitudinal channel in the longitudinal base, with the harness having one end connected to quick disconnects within the modules and having another end connected to a controller. Each of the light bar module is serviceable independent of the other light bar modules, such that the support positioned within and connected to the light bar module being serviced is removable from the light bar module without accessing the other light bar modules by disconnecting the quick disconnect positioned within each light bar module being serviced. | 12-30-2010 |
Siegmar Kreutzer, Heerlen NL
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| 20090020957 | Radial Shaft Sealing Ring - A radial shaft sealing ring, especially for use together with a CO | 01-22-2009 |
| 20100237568 | Radial Shaft Seal and Radial Shaft Sealing System - A radial shaft seal for sealing a closed inner chamber (K), filled with a fluid medium (M), on a rotating shaft (W) that is guided out of the inner chamber (K) through a receiving opening ( | 09-23-2010 |