Patents by Inventor Barry Lebost

Barry Lebost 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).

  • Patent number: 8181384
    Abstract: A device for interrupting the gestating cycle of a mosquito includes a container having a bottom wall and side walls. A generally porous sheet of material is placed over the upper opening thus formed in the container by securing it to the periphery of the container. Double sided tape, mechanical clips, etc. may be used to attach the porous material to the periphery of the container to cover the open area. The porous sheet of material is farametis and contains apertures that are small enough to prevent an adult mosquito from passing through it but yet allow evaporation of water placed into the container and water molecules through the apertures. A sticky substance is placed on the outer surface of the porous sheet. Water is evaporated from the container and water molecules are released through the apertures into the atmosphere above the porous sheet. Gestating mosquito's are attracted to the device and attempt to enter the container to lay there eggs in the water within the container but can not.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 16, 2008
    Date of Patent: May 22, 2012
    Inventor: Barry Lebost
  • Publication number: 20090260277
    Abstract: A device for interrupting the gestating cycle of a mosquito includes a container having a bottom wall and side walls. A generally porous sheet of material is placed over the upper opening thus formed in the container by securing it to the periphery of the container. Double sided tape, mechanical clips, etc. may be used to attach the porous material to the periphery of the container to cover the open area. The porous sheet of material is farametis and contains apertures that are small enough to prevent an adult mosquito from passing through it but yet allow evaporation of water placed into the container and water molecules through the apertures. A sticky substance is placed on the outer surface of the porous sheet. Water is evaporated from the container and water molecules are released through the apertures into the atmosphere above the porous sheet. Gestating mosquito's are attracted to the device and attempt to enter the container to lay there eggs in the water within the container but can not.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 16, 2008
    Publication date: October 22, 2009
    Inventor: Barry Lebost
  • Patent number: 4295783
    Abstract: A fluid turbine designed for increased power output including an annular housing provided with a semispherical dome for directing incoming fluid flow from a fluid source in an angular and downward direction to impinge simultaneously on a plurality of radial, horizontal, rotor blades within the housing fixed to a vertical output shaft. The simultaneous impingement of the incoming fluid on all of the rotor blades quickly overcomes the initial inertia of the blades to rotation and maintains the rotor operating at peak velocity.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 9, 1978
    Date of Patent: October 20, 1981
    Inventor: Barry A. Lebost
  • Patent number: 4234289
    Abstract: A fluid turbine designed for increased power output includes an annular housing provided with a semi-spherical dome for directing incoming fluid flow to impinge on a plurality of rotor blades within the housing fixed to a vertical output shaft. An angle on the order of between 5.degree.-85.degree., in the direction of rotation of the shaft, exists between the upper (leading) and lower (trailing) edges of each blade. The blades are manufactured from a plurality of aerodynamically-shaped, radially spaced ribs covered with a skin. The leading edge of each rib is curved, while the trailing edge is straight. The straight edge of the ribs in each blade approach a vertical plane through the vertical axis of the housing output shaft as the ribs progress radially inwardly towards the output shaft.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 5, 1978
    Date of Patent: November 18, 1980
    Inventor: Barry A. Lebost