Patents by Inventor Blaine S. Talbot
Blaine S. Talbot 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).
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Patent number: 11686320Abstract: A centrifugal fan is formed from an impeller installed within a casing. The impeller is formed from two plates that are interconnected by a plurality of blades. A duct extends through each blade. At each of its ends, the duct opens at one of the plates. Air enters the fan from through a central opening formed in one of the plates, moves to a medial zone between the plates, and exits the fan at the medial zone's unwalled periphery. Air also crosses the fan by way of the ducts formed within each blade.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2022Date of Patent: June 27, 2023Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Tyler J. Stanley, Blaine S. Talbot, Matthew L. Lemmons, Thomas Howard Mertz
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Publication number: 20230036202Abstract: A centrifugal fan is formed from an impeller installed within a casing. The impeller is formed from two plates that are interconnected by a plurality of blades. A duct extends through each blade. At each of its ends, the duct opens at one of the plates. Air enters the fan from through a central opening formed in one of the plates, moves to a medial zone between the plates, and exits the fan at the medial zone's unwalled periphery. Air also crosses the fan by way of the ducts formed within each blade.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2022Publication date: February 2, 2023Inventors: Tyler J. Stanley, Blaine S. Talbot, Matthew L. Lemmons, Thomas Howard Mertz
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Patent number: 11480189Abstract: A centrifugal fan is formed from an impeller installed within a casing. The impeller is formed from two plates that are interconnected by a plurality of blades. A duct extends through each blade. At each of its ends, the duct opens at one of the plates. Air enters the fan from through a central opening formed in one of the plates, moves to a medial zone between the plates, and exits the fan at the medial zone's unwalled periphery. Air also crosses the fan by way of the ducts formed within each blade.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 2021Date of Patent: October 25, 2022Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Tyler J. Stanley, Blaine S. Talbot, Matthew L. Lemmons, Thomas Howard Mertz
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Publication number: 20210231126Abstract: A centrifugal fan is formed from an impeller installed within a casing. The impeller is formed from two plates that are interconnected by a plurality of blades. A duct extends through each blade. At each of its ends, the duct opens at one of the plates. Air enters the fan from through a central opening formed in one of the plates, moves to a medial zone between the plates, and exits the fan at the medial zone's unwalled periphery. Air also crosses the fan by way of the ducts formed within each blade.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 9, 2021Publication date: July 29, 2021Inventors: Tyler J. Stanley, Blaine S. Talbot, Matthew L. Lemmons, Thomas Howard Mertz
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Patent number: 10975879Abstract: A centrifugal fan is formed from an impeller installed within a casing. The impeller is formed from two plates that are interconnected by a plurality of blades. A duct extends through each blade. At each of its ends, the duct opens at one of the plates. Air enters the fan from through a central opening formed in one of the plates, moves to a medial zone between the plates, and exits the fan at the medial zone's unwalled periphery. Air also crosses the fan by way of the ducts formed within each blade.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 2019Date of Patent: April 13, 2021Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Tyler J. Stanley, Blaine S. Talbot, Matthew L. Lemmons, Thomas Howard Mertz
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Patent number: 10953691Abstract: A beadlock to secure a tire to a wheel. The beadlock comprises a first grip element and a second grip element. The first grip element is welded to the outer rim of a wheel. A bead of the tire is positioned over the first grip element. The second grip element has a plurality of rib elements angularly spaced around its periphery. The second grip element is secured to the first grip element such that the ribs grip the bead to hold it in place and secure the tire to the wheel.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2017Date of Patent: March 23, 2021Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Michael D. Buck, Blaine S. Talbot, Jodi Vinyard
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Publication number: 20200025209Abstract: A centrifugal fan is formed from an impeller installed within a casing. The impeller is formed from two plates that are interconnected by a plurality of blades. A duct extends through each blade. At each of its ends, the duct opens at one of the plates. Air enters the fan from through a central opening formed in one of the plates, moves to a medial zone between the plates, and exits the fan at the medial zone's unwalled periphery. Air also crosses the fan by way of the ducts formed within each blade.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 17, 2019Publication date: January 23, 2020Inventors: Tyler J. Stanley, Blaine S. Talbot, Matthew L. Lemmons, Thomas Howard Mertz
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Publication number: 20180104985Abstract: A beadlock to secure a tire to a wheel. The beadlock comprises a first grip element and a second grip element. The first grip element is welded to the outer rim of a wheel. A bead of the tire is positioned over the first grip element. The second grip element has a plurality of rib elements angularly spaced around its periphery. The second grip element is secured to the first grip element such that the ribs grip the bead to hold it in place and secure the tire to the wheel.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2017Publication date: April 19, 2018Inventors: Michael D. Buck, Blaine S. Talbot, Jodi Vinyard
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Publication number: 20140243133Abstract: A trencher boom sprocket having a hub body rotatable at an engagement point by the shaft, a plurality of teeth supported on the hub body, an excluder ring supported within the hub body on the first side, at least one O-ring provided between the hub body and the excluder ring and applying a spring-load to the excluder ring, a cap supported within the hub at the second side to substantially seal the second side of the hub, a bearing disposed between the shaft and the hub between the engagement point and the second side, and a spacer disposed between the bearing and the cap.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 24, 2014Publication date: August 28, 2014Applicant: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Michael D. Buck, Blaine S. Talbot
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Publication number: 20090007460Abstract: An apparatus used to excavate trenches. In a preferred embodiment the trenching machine has a cutting disc supported on a frame and adapted to operate with the center point of the cutting disc below ground. A spoils handler supported above the cutting disc and forward of the center point is used to move spoils away from the cutting disc. The ratio of cutting depth to weight of the trenching assembly and the cutting depth to wheel diameter is improved through the use of a cutting disc that is concave. The outer rim of the concave disc may support a plurality of replaceable cutting member. The cutting disc is rotated using a drive assembly that is contained within the cutting width of the cutting disc.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 21, 2005Publication date: January 8, 2009Inventors: Joseph G. Greenlee, Cody L. Sewell, Michael D. Buck, Blaine S. Talbot