Patents by Inventor Jeremy W. Handel

Jeremy W. Handel 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).

  • Trommel screen with different sized apertures
    Patent number: 10300508
    Abstract: A screening machine includes a rotary trommel screen having an overall length. The rotary trommel screen has an inlet and an outlet end. The screening machine includes a first collection area proximate to the inlet end and under the rotary trommel screen. The first collection area corresponds to at least 65 percent of the overall length of the trommel screen. The screening machine includes a second collection area proximate to the outlet end and under the rotary trommel screen. The second collection area corresponds to the remainder of the overall length of the trommel screen not corresponding to the first collection area. The first and second collection areas are configured to separate a first and second product respectively. Sections of the trommel screen corresponding to the first and second collection areas are configured such that a size of the first product is different than a size of the second product.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 24, 2016
    Date of Patent: May 28, 2019
    Assignee: Vermeer Manufacturing Company
    Inventors: Kenneth Scott Eberts, Jason Luke, Nathan Lee Torberson, Curtis A. Strand, Jeremy W. Handel, Erin C. Lachman, Douglas L. Dubs
  • TROMMEL SCREEN WITH DIFFERENT SIZED APERTURES
    Publication number: 20160354806
    Abstract: A screening machine includes a rotary trommel screen having an overall length. The rotary trommel screen has an inlet and an outlet end. The screening machine includes a first collection area proximate to the inlet end and under the rotary trommel screen. The first collection area corresponds to at least 65 percent of the overall length of the trommel screen. The screening machine includes a second collection area proximate to the outlet end and under the rotary trommel screen. The second collection area corresponds to the remainder of the overall length of the trommel screen not corresponding to the first collection area. The first and second collection areas are configured to separate a first and second product respectively. Sections of the trommel screen corresponding to the first and second collection areas are configured such that a size of the first product is different than a size of the second product.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 24, 2016
    Publication date: December 8, 2016
    Inventors: Kenneth Scott Eberts, Jason Luke, Nathan Lee Torberson, Curtis A. Strand, Jeremy W. Handel, Erin C. Lachman, Douglas L. Dubs