Patents Represented by Attorney R. Darryl Worsham, Forsythe & Wooldridge Burke
  • Patent number: 5838078
    Abstract: An electrical interface is comprised of permanent electrical facilities and a temporary electrical facility. The permanent electrical facilities provide electrical power to a residential neighborhood. The temporary electrical facility electrically is connected to the permanent electrical facilities and provides electrical utilities to construction sites. The temporary electrical facility is comprised of a first housing, at least one electrical breaker, and at least one electrical plug. The electrical breaker and the electrical plug are positioned in and enclosed within the first housing is such a manner that the at least one electrical breaker and the at least one electrical plug can be accessed from a position exterior to the first housing. The at least one electrical breaker electrically is coupled to the permanent electrical facilities and to the at least one electrical plug in such a manner as to selectively switch power to and from the at least one electrical plug.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 25, 1996
    Date of Patent: November 17, 1998
    Assignee: Basic Resources, Inc.
    Inventor: James D. Tipton
  • Patent number: 5794446
    Abstract: A steam powered electric power generating station to provide electricity comprises a steam turbine positioned in a steam turbine shell, equipment, such as a heater, a first and a second temperature detector, and a computer. The steam turbine has necessary blades and a rod to turn an electrical generator to create electricity. The steam turbine shell mechanically coupled to receive steam to turn the at least one blade steam turbine. The equipment is mechanically coupled to the steam turbine shell to receive steam from the steam turbine shell and receives feed water through an entry port and releases feed water heater through an exit port. The first temperature detector is positioned to detect a first temperature of the feed water prior to entering the equipment via the entry port. The second temperature detector is positioned to detect a second temperature of the feed water after exiting the first piece of feed water via the exit port.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 28, 1996
    Date of Patent: August 18, 1998
    Assignee: Basic Resources, Inc.
    Inventors: James N. Earley, Jeffrey D. Hooper, Billy H. Stigall, John S. Stinson
  • Patent number: 5791147
    Abstract: A steam powered electric power generating station to provide electricity comprises a steam turbine positioned in a steam turbine shell, equipment, such as a heater, a first and a second temperature detectors, and a computer. The steam turbine has necessary blades and a shaft to turn an electrical generator to create electricity. The steam turbine shell mechanically coupled to receive steam to turn the at least one blade steam turbine. The equipment is mechanically coupled to the steam turbine shell to receive steam from the steam turbine shell and receives feed water through an entry port and releases feed water through an exit port. The first temperature detector is positioned to detect a first temperature of the feed water prior to entering the equipment via the entry port. The second temperature detector is positioned to detect a second temperature of the feed water after exiting the equipment via the exit port.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 28, 1996
    Date of Patent: August 11, 1998
    Assignee: Basic Resources, Inc.
    Inventors: James N. Earley, Jeffrey D. Hooper, Billy H. Stigall, John S. Stinson
  • Patent number: 5758817
    Abstract: An apparatus comprises (a) at least one heater to heat a printed wiring assembly until solder holding selected electrical components reaches a flow temperature; (b) a presence detector to determine when the printed wiring assembly is properly positioned at a first location after the printed wiring assembly (particularly, the solder holding the electrical components) has been heated by the heater(s); and (c) a vibrator positioned to vibrate a selected portion of the printed wiring board of the printed wiring assembly with a first vibrating intensity for a first time period. The first vibrating intensity and the first time period must be of sufficient strength and duration to detach the selected electrical component(s) from the printed wiring assembly. The presence detector is electrically coupled to the mechanical vibrator to activate the mechanical vibrator when the printed wiring assembly is positioned at the first location.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 19, 1996
    Date of Patent: June 2, 1998
    Assignee: Resource Concepts, Inc.
    Inventor: Ray Chapman
  • Patent number: 5726507
    Abstract: An electrical interface provides a permanent electrical facility electrically connected to a temporary electrical facility which provides electrical utilities to construction sites which can be activated by a non-utility qualified individual. The electrical interface generally comprises (a) permanent electrical facilities that provide electrical power to a residential neighborhood; and (b) temporary electrical facility electrically connected to the permanent electrical facilities. The temporary electrical facility provide electrical utilities to construction sites which can be activated by a non-utility qualified individual(s). The temporary electrical facility further comprises a non-conductive housing and a base, electrical connectors, and a electrical converter. The nonconductive housing fits over and doses the base. Alternate temporary electrical facilities comprise a pole, electrical connectors, and an electrical converter.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 19, 1996
    Date of Patent: March 10, 1998
    Assignee: Basic Resources, Inc.
    Inventor: James D. Tipton