Patents by Inventor Daniel P. Jenkins
Daniel P. Jenkins 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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Publication number: 20250128293Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2024Publication date: April 24, 2025Inventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 12208419Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 2024Date of Patent: January 28, 2025Assignee: DERRICK CORPORATIONInventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Publication number: 20240375148Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2024Publication date: November 14, 2024Inventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Publication number: 20240375147Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 24, 2023Publication date: November 14, 2024Inventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 12128445Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 2023Date of Patent: October 29, 2024Assignee: DERRICK CORPORATIONInventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 12053800Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 2023Date of Patent: August 6, 2024Assignee: DERRICK CORPORATIONInventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 11958077Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 2023Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: DERRICK CORPORATIONInventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 11938516Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 2023Date of Patent: March 26, 2024Assignee: DERRICK CORPORATIONInventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 11890647Abstract: A vibratory screening machine includes replaceable screen assemblies. Compression mechanisms are used to secure replaceable screen assemblies to the vibratory screening machine. Each compression mechanism applies a force to a replaceable screen assembly that includes both a horizontal component and a downward vertical component. Each replaceable screen assembly is typically substantially flat prior to installation on a vibratory screening machine. The force applied to a screen assembly by one or more compression mechanisms causes the screen assembly to be pushed into engagement with underlying concave support members such that the screen assembly itself assumes a concave shape with the center of the screen assembly being lower than the side edges. The vertical downward component of the force helps to secure the screen assembly to the screening machine.Type: GrantFiled: July 5, 2023Date of Patent: February 6, 2024Assignee: DERRICK CORPORATIONInventors: Christian Newman, Michael Peresan, Daniel P. Jenkins, Keith Wojciechowski, William H. Gross
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Patent number: 11445771Abstract: A personal respiratory protection device comprising a main body (12) carrying an exhalation valve (28), the valve (28) having a grip region (29) which is grippable in use by the user, the grip region (29) being configured to indicate to the user that the valve (28) is to be gripped during opening, donning and doffing of the device.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2015Date of Patent: September 20, 2022Assignee: 3M Innovative Properties CompanyInventors: Christopher P. Henderson, Reyad A. Abdulqader, James J. May, Mark A. J. Fernandes, Daniel P. Jenkins, Stuart J. King, Elliott J. Baxter, Mario-Alexander Lehmann, Andrea Lejewski
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Publication number: 20210112893Abstract: A personal respiratory protection device comprising an upper panel, a central panel, and a lower panel, the central panel being separated from each of the upper and lower panels by a first and second fold, seam, weld or bond, respectively, such that device is capable of being folded flat for storage along the first and second fold, seam, weld or bond and opened to form a cup-shaped air chamber over the nose and mouth of the wearer when in use, wherein the lower panel includes a stiffening sheet which has a longitudinal crease line, wherein the stiffening sheet is folded about the longitudinal crease line when the device is in use.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2020Publication date: April 22, 2021Inventors: Reyad A. Abdulqader, James J. May, Mark A. J. Fernandes, Daniel P. Jenkins
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Patent number: 10863784Abstract: Various embodiments of a personal respiratory protection device (10) are disclosed. The personal respiratory protection device (10) includes an upper panel (18), a central panel (16), and a lower panel (20), the central panel (16) being separated from each of the upper and lower panels (18) by a first and second fold (36), seam, weld (76) or bond, respectively, such that the device is capable of being folded flat for storage along the first and second fold (36), seam, weld (76) or bond and opened to form a cup-shaped air chamber over the nose and mouth of the wearer when in use. The lower panel (20) includes a stiffening sheet (40) that has a longitudinal crease line, where the stiffening sheet (40) is folded about the longitudinal crease line when the device is in use.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 2015Date of Patent: December 15, 2020Assignee: 3M Innovative Properties CompanyInventors: Reyad A. Abdulqader, James J. May, Mark A. J. Fernandes, Daniel P. Jenkins
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Publication number: 20170340031Abstract: A personal respiratory protection device comprising a main body (12) carrying an exhalation valve (28), the valve (28) having a grip region (29) which is grippable in use by the user, the grip region (29) being configured to indicate to the user that the valve (28) is to be gripped during opening, donning and doffing of the device.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2015Publication date: November 30, 2017Inventors: Christopher P. Henderson, Reyad A. Abdulqader, James J. May, Mark A. J. Fenandes, Daniel P. Jenkins, Stuart J. King, Elliott J. Baxter, Mario-Alexander Lehmann, Andrea Lejewski
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Publication number: 20170258150Abstract: A personal respiratory protection device (10) comprising an upper panel (18), a central panel (16), and a lower panel (20), the central panel (16) being separated from each of the upper and lower panels (18) by a first and second fold (36), seam, weld (76) or bond, respectively, such that device is capable of being folded flat for storage along the first and second fold (36), seam, weld (76) or bond and opened to form a cup-shaped air chamber over the nose and mouth of the wearer when in use, wherein the lower panel (20) includes a stiffening sheet (40) which has a longitudinal crease line, wherein the stiffening sheet (40) is folded about the longitudinal crease line when the device is in use.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 3, 2015Publication date: September 14, 2017Inventors: Reyad A. Abdulqader, James J. May, Mark A. J. Fernandes, Daniel P. Jenkins