Patents by Inventor Jack H. Taylor, Jr.

Jack H. Taylor, Jr. has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Alloy material with improved catalytic properties
    Patent number: 5667751
    Abstract: This invention relates to a catalytic fuel composition capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gasses generated upon combustion of the same. A catalytic material is combined with a liquid, petroleum-based fuel, mixed and solid particles are separated out to give the catalytic fuel product. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albite-anorthite series, and contains small amount of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite. An alloy material is also disclosed, comprising a mixture of the above-described catalytic material and a metal. The alloy material exhibits unique properties relative to the metal component alone, such as increased tensile strength, improved heat resistance, improved acid resistance, improved corrosion resistance, as well as exhibiting unusual conductive properties.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 17, 1996
    Date of Patent: September 16, 1997
    Inventor: Jack H. Taylor, Jr.
  • Method of generating heat using catalytic material
    Patent number: 5626689
    Abstract: This invention relates to a catalytic fuel composition capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gasses generated upon combustion of the same. A catalytic material is combined with a liquid, petroleum-based fuel, mixed and solid particles are separated out to give the catalytic fuel product. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albiteanorthite series, and contains small amount of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite. An alloy material is also disclosed, comprising a mixture of the above-described catalytic material and a metal. The alloy material exhibits unique properties relative to the metal component alone, such as increased tensile strength, improved heat resistance, improved acid resistance, improved corrosion resistance, as well as exhibiting unusual conductive properties.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 29, 1995
    Date of Patent: May 6, 1997
    Inventor: Jack H. Taylor, Jr.
  • Catalytic liquid fuel product, alloy material with improved properties and method of generating heat using catalytic material
    Patent number: 5505745
    Abstract: This invention relates to a catalytic fuel composition capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gasses generated upon combustion of the same. A catalytic material is combined with a liquid, petroleum-based fuel, mixed and solid particles are separated out to give the catalytic fuel product. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albite-anorthite series, and contains small amount of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 6, 1995
    Date of Patent: April 9, 1996
    Inventor: Jack H. Taylor, Jr.
  • Catalytic alloy material and catalytic device containing the same
    Patent number: 5387565
    Abstract: This invention relates to an emission control device containing a catalytic material capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gases generated from an internal combustion engine, as well as from other combusted solid and liquid fossil fuels such as coal, and is also useful for treating combustion gases generated from the incineration of landfill garbage and tire rubber, among others. The catalytic material of the present invention is highly resistant to deactivation or poisoning from contaminants in the combusted material such as leaded gasoline. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albite-anorthite series and contains small amounts of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite. A catalytic alloy material is also disclosed, comprising a mixture of the above-described catalytic material and a metal. The alloy material likewise exhibits unique catalytic properties.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 17, 1994
    Date of Patent: February 7, 1995
    Inventor: Jack H. Taylor, Jr.
  • Catalytic device for treatment of combustion gases and its method of use, and the catalytic material used in the catalytic device
    Patent number: 5380506
    Abstract: This invention relates to a emission control device containing a catalytic material capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gases generated from an internal combustion engine, as well as from other combusted solid and liquid fossil fuels such as coal, and is also useful for treating combustion gases generated from the incineration of landfill garbage and tire rubber, among others. The catalytic material of the present invention is highly resistant to deactivation or poisoning from contaminants in the combusted material such as leaded gasoline. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albite-anorthite series and contains small amounts of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 20, 1993
    Date of Patent: January 10, 1995
    Inventor: Jack H. Taylor, Jr.
  • Catalytic device for treatment of combustion gases and its method of use, and the catalytic material used in the catalytic device
    Patent number: 5288674
    Abstract: This invention relates to an emission control device containing a catalytic material capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gases generated from an internal combustion engine, as well as from other combusted solid and liquid fossil fuels such as coal, and is also useful for treating combustion gases generated from the incineration of landfill garbage and tire rubber, among others. The catalytic material of the present invention is highly resistant to deactivation or poisoning from contaminants in the combusted material such as leaded gasoline. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albite-anorthite series and contains small amounts of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 29, 1991
    Date of Patent: February 22, 1994
    Inventor: Jack H. Taylor, Jr.