Patents by Inventor William P. Riley
William P. Riley 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: 20150274045Abstract: An upper seat mount for an adjustable seat includes a seat bracket, a frame attachment and an adjustable linkage. The seat bracket is attachable to the upper portion of the adjustable seat. The frame attachment is attachable to a frame for supporting the adjustable seat. The adjustable linkage interconnects the seat bracket and the frame attachment. Wherein, the adjustable linkage is adjustable between a forward position and a back position of the adjustable seat while maintaining support to the upper portion of the adjustable seat.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 26, 2014Publication date: October 1, 2015Applicant: RILEY TECHNOLOGIES, LLCInventors: ROBERT W. RILEY, WILLIAM P. RILEY
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Patent number: 7097111Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of storage facilities, including produce and livestock storage facilities, and the like, is described. Movement of air within the facility is accomplished by air-handling units or fans. The speed of each fan is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the fans to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans or air-handling units is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans or air-handling units are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method, including the control of the admittance of external air into the storage facility.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 2002Date of Patent: August 29, 2006Assignee: Gun Valley Temperature Controls LLCInventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley, II
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Publication number: 20030029925Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of storage facilities, including produce and livestock storage facilities, and the like, is described. Movement of air within the facility is accomplished by air-handling units or fans. The speed of each fan is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the fans to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans or air-handling units is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans or air-handling units are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method, including the control of the admittance of external air into the storage facility.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2002Publication date: February 13, 2003Inventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley
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Patent number: 6481635Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of storage facilities, including produce and livestock storage facilities, and the like. Movement of air within the facility is accomplished by air-handling units or fans. The speed of each fan is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the fans to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans or air-handling units is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans or air-handling units are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method, including the control of the admittance of external air into the storage facility.Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 2001Date of Patent: November 19, 2002Assignee: Gun Valley Temperature Controls LLCInventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley, II
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Patent number: 6467696Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of residential and commercial buildings. Movement of air within the facilities is accomplished by air handling units or fans. The speed of each air handling unit is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the air handling units to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment, which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans, or air handling units, is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans, or air handling units, are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method including the control of the mixture of air supplied to the internal environment of the building.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2001Date of Patent: October 22, 2002Assignee: Gun Valley Temperature Controls LLCInventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley, II
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Patent number: 6467695Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of storage facilities, including produce and livestock storage facilities, and the like. Movement of air within the facility is accomplished by air-handling units or fans. The speed of each fan is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the fans to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans or air-handling units is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans or air-handling units are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method, including the control of the admittance of external air into the storage facility.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2000Date of Patent: October 22, 2002Assignee: Gun Valley Temperature Controls LLCInventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley, II
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Patent number: 6386460Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of storage facilities, including produce and livestock storage facilities, and the like. Movement of air within the facility is accomplished by air-handling units or fans. The speed of each fan is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the fans to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans or air-handling units is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans or air-handling units are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method, including the control of the admittance of external air into the storage facility.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2001Date of Patent: May 14, 2002Inventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley, II
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Publication number: 20020036238Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of residential and commercial buildings. Movement of air within the facilities is accomplished by air handling units or fans. The speed of each air handling unit is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the air handling units to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment, which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans, or air handling units, is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans, or air handling units, are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method including the control of the mixture of air supplied to the internal environment of the building.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2001Publication date: March 28, 2002Inventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley
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Publication number: 20020017571Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of storage facilities, including produce and livestock storage facilities, and the like. Movement of air within the facility is accomplished by air-handling units or fans. The speed of each fan is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the fans to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans or air-handling units is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans or air-handling units are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method, including the control of the admittance of external air into the storage facility.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 23, 2001Publication date: February 14, 2002Inventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley
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Publication number: 20020008149Abstract: A method and system for controlling the environment of residential and commercial buildings. Movement of air within the facilities is accomplished by air handling units or fans. The speed of each air handling unit is controlled by a variable-speed drive, allowing the air handling units to run at speeds below full capacity. Environmental parameters, such as temperature or humidity, are monitored to determine the existing state of the environment, which is then compared to a desired state. The speed of the fans, or air handling units, is adjusted to alter the existing environmental state, bringing it in alignment with the desired state. The fans, or air handling units, are operated continuously, typically at reduced capacity. Other various facets are included with the system and method including the control of the mixture of air supplied to the internal environment of the building.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 9, 2001Publication date: January 24, 2002Inventors: William P. Riley, William P. Riley
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Patent number: 5387780Abstract: An apparatus and method for heating water using a microwave powered boiler. The apparatus consists of a three cabinet arrangement which permits the dry incorporation of wave guides and the tunneling of microwave energy completely around and into a seamless water chamber. The apparatus can be adapted to provide a hydronic heating system, a forced hot air heating system, a tankless domestic hot water supply and a hot water heater.Type: GrantFiled: September 23, 1993Date of Patent: February 7, 1995Assignees: Edwin J. Riley, William P. RileyInventor: William P. Riley