Patents by Inventor Kent Gregory Woods

Kent Gregory Woods 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).

  • Inlet for particulate loader
    Patent number: 9555980
    Abstract: A particulate loader for transferring particulates. The particulate loader comprises an air-particulates separating chamber for separating the particulates from an air stream caused by suction provided thereto. A suction mechanism is connected to the air-particulates separating chamber for providing the suction thereto. The particulate loader comprises a conveying mechanism for conveying the separated particulates from the air-particulates separating chamber to a remote location. A vacuum pickup hose is in fluid communication with the air-particulates separating chamber for transmitting the airstream with the particulates therethrough. An inlet conduit is in fluid communication with the vacuum pickup hose at a first end and with the air-particulates separating chamber at a second end for transmitting the airstream with the particulates from the vacuum pickup hose to the air-particulates separating chamber.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 17, 2014
    Date of Patent: January 31, 2017
    Assignee: AG GROWTH INDUSTRIES PARTNERSHIP
    Inventors: Kent Gregory Woods, Joseph Robert Parisien, Paul Kerr
  • Exhaust dust collector for a particulate loader
    Patent number: 9205999
    Abstract: A particulate loader for transferring particulates. The particulate loader comprises an air-particulates separating chamber for separating the particulates from an air stream caused by suction provided thereto. A suction mechanism is connected to the air-particulates separating chamber for providing the suction thereto by removing air from the air-particulates separating chamber and exhausting the air. A conveying mechanism is connected to the air-particulates separating chamber for conveying the separated particulates from the air-particulates separating chamber to a remote location. The cyclone has an inlet connected to an exhaust outlet of the suction mechanism, an air outlet for discharging the air after separating the dust therefrom, and a dust outlet for discharging the collected dust.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 17, 2014
    Date of Patent: December 8, 2015
    Assignee: AG GROWTH INDUSTRIES PARNERSHIP
    Inventors: Kent Gregory Woods, Joseph Robert Parisien, Paul Kerr
  • Exhaust Dust Collector for a Particulate Loader
    Publication number: 20150147124
    Abstract: A particulate loader for transferring particulates. The particulate loader comprises an air-particulates separating chamber for separating the particulates from an air stream caused by suction provided thereto. A suction mechanism is connected to the air-particulates separating chamber for providing the suction thereto by removing air from the air-particulates separating chamber and exhausting the air. A conveying mechanism is connected to the air-particulates separating chamber for conveying the separated particulates from the air-particulates separating chamber to a remote location. The cyclone has an inlet connected to an exhaust outlet of the suction mechanism, an air outlet for discharging the air after separating the dust therefrom, and a dust outlet for discharging the collected dust.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 17, 2014
    Publication date: May 28, 2015
    Applicant: REM ENTERPRISES INC.
    Inventors: Kent Gregory Woods, Joseph Robert Parisien, Paul Kerr
  • Inlet for Particulate Loader
    Publication number: 20150147125
    Abstract: A particulate loader for transferring particulates. The particulate loader comprises an air-particulates separating chamber for separating the particulates from an air stream caused by suction provided thereto. A suction mechanism is connected to the air-particulates separating chamber for providing the suction thereto. The particulate loader comprises a conveying mechanism for conveying the separated particulates from the air-particulates separating chamber to a remote location. A vacuum pickup hose is in fluid communication with the air-particulates separating chamber for transmitting the airstream with the particulates therethrough. An inlet conduit is in fluid communication with the vacuum pickup hose at a first end and with the air-particulates separating chamber at a second end for transmitting the airstream with the particulates from the vacuum pickup hose to the air-particulates separating chamber.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 17, 2014
    Publication date: May 28, 2015
    Applicant: REM ENTERPRISES INC.
    Inventors: Kent Gregory Woods, Joseph Robert Parisien, Paul Kerr