Patents by Inventor Robert Borre
Robert Borre 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: 9273263Abstract: A method for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 2013Date of Patent: March 1, 2016Assignee: Wyssmont Company Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Publication number: 20130318865Abstract: A method for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 29, 2013Publication date: December 5, 2013Applicant: WYSSMONT COMPANY INC.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Patent number: 8549769Abstract: A method for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: GrantFiled: July 27, 2012Date of Patent: October 8, 2013Assignee: Wyssmont Company Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Publication number: 20120292175Abstract: A method for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2012Publication date: November 22, 2012Applicant: WYSSMONT COMPANY INC.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Patent number: 8266821Abstract: A method for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2011Date of Patent: September 18, 2012Assignee: Wyssmont Company Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Patent number: 8266812Abstract: An apparatus for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2011Date of Patent: September 18, 2012Assignee: Wyssmont Company Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Patent number: 8161663Abstract: A method and apparatus for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: GrantFiled: June 15, 2009Date of Patent: April 24, 2012Assignee: Wyssmont Co. Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Publication number: 20120073159Abstract: A method for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2011Publication date: March 29, 2012Applicant: Wyssmont Company Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Publication number: 20120073157Abstract: An apparatus for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2011Publication date: March 29, 2012Applicant: WYSSMONT COMPANY INC.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Publication number: 20100083530Abstract: A method and apparatus for torrefaction of water containing cellulosic materials is performed in an inert atmosphere. The cellulosic material is cascaded through the apparatus between a plurality of rotatable trays vertically stacked within multiple processing zones. Steam being generated from heating of the cellulosic material is recycled back to the apparatus to provide an inert atmosphere. The steam may be superheated in a heat exchanger. Exhaust from the torrefaction zone of the apparatus has some moisture and other volatiles removed prior to being reheated in a burner. The heated exhaust is used in the heat exchanger to superheat the recycled steam.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 15, 2009Publication date: April 8, 2010Applicant: Wyssmont Co. Inc.Inventors: Edward Weisselberg, Joseph Bevacqua, Robert Borre
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Publication number: 20070113575Abstract: A valve assembly for a refrigeration system having a casing comprising a plurality of apertures, a first rotatable valve member comprising a first passageway and a second rotatable valve member comprising a second passageway where the first and second valve members may be coupled to define various fluid passageways.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 4, 2006Publication date: May 24, 2007Applicant: Ritchie Engineering Company, Inc.Inventors: Robert Borre, Ralph Vergara, Ronald Plasek, Ajit Ramachandran, Keith Sliger, William West
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Patent number: D449842Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 2000Date of Patent: October 30, 2001Assignee: Ritchie Engineering CompanyInventors: Robert Borre, Ajit Ramachandran, Neil T. Amundsen, Joseph J. Schachtner