Luther M Barnes

US Patent:

20100089378, Apr 15, 2010

Filed:

Oct 13, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/250389

Inventors:

Robert S. Babington - McLean VA, US
Juan C. Lemus - Rocky Mount NC, US
Ramiro Andrade - Nashville NC, US
Larry Viverette - Macclesfield NC, US
Luther Barnes - Rocky Mount NC, US
Victor Worsley - Battleboro NC, US

International Classification:

A21B 1/26
F24C 15/20
B60P 3/00

US Classification:

126 21 R, 126299 D, 296 22

Abstract:

A mobile kitchen comprises a housing disposed atop one or more wheel axles and a plurality of appliances disposed within the housing. Each appliance is heated by combustion of a distillate fuel. One or more air channels are disposed about each of the appliances, such that each air channel substantially isolates excess heat from combustion of the distillate fuel from a workspace within the housing. One or more first air blowers are associated with the air channels, and each is adapted to force air through the air channels and vent the excess heat to the exterior of the housing. One or more second air blowers are coupled to the housing, and each second air blower is adapted to vent a predetermined volume of air from within the workspace at least once per minute.

US Patent:

20130319399, Dec 5, 2013

Filed:

Jul 2, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/933597

Inventors:

Victor Worsley - Battleboro NC, US
Luther Barnes - Rocky Mount NC, US
Larry Viverette - Macclesfield NC, US
Ramiro Andrade - Nashville NC, US
Juan C. Lemus - Rocky Mount NC, US

International Classification:

B60P 3/025
F24C 15/00
F24C 15/30
F24C 15/32

US Classification:

126268, 126 15 A, 126302

Abstract:

A mobile kitchen comprises a housing disposed atop one or more wheel axles and a plurality of appliances disposed within the housing. Each appliance is heated by combustion of a distillate fuel. One or more air channels are disposed about each of the appliances, such that each air channel substantially isolates excess heat from combustion of the distillate fuel from a workspace within the housing. One or more first air blowers are associated with the air channels, and each is adapted to force air through the air channels and vent the excess heat to the exterior of the housing. One or more second air blowers are coupled to the housing, and each second air blower is adapted to vent a predetermined volume of air from within the workspace at least once per minute.