Charles Lee Stephens

US Patent:

45376379, Aug 27, 1985

Filed:

Feb 2, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/463187

Inventors:

George L. K. Hunter - Atlanta GA
Daniel B. Dennison - Tucker GA
Charles E. Stephens - Dunwoody GA

Assignee:

The Coca-Cola Company - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

C13F 500

US Classification:

127 60

Abstract:

A process for hydration drying a solids containing aqueous product is disclosed in which particulate anhydrous alpha-dextrose is violently agitated with the aqueous product for a predetermined short period of time, with the temperature agitated product maintained at or below 50. degree. C. Specifically a process to be carried out at room temperature is disclosed in which the temperature of the agitated products is maintained at or below 50. degree. C. by allowing the agitated products to remain quiescent for some period after violent agitation to dissipate the heat of hydration and the heat generated by friction during agitation.

US Patent:

20210348801, Nov 11, 2021

Filed:

Jun 11, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/181561

Inventors:

- Duluth GA, US
Franco F. Daino - Dacula GA, US
Jonathan M. Sada - Lawrenceville GA, US
Bryce M. Lowe - Atlanta GA, US
Charles S. Stephens - Atlanta GA, US
James A. Kitchen - Lawrenceville GA, US

International Classification:

F24F 13/32
F24F 1/60

Abstract:

A method comprises: causing a volume of a material in an uncured state to be input into a container; causing a plurality of spikes hosted via a lid to extend into the volume of the material in the uncured state within the container such that the lid closes the container and the lid faces the volume of the material; causing the volume of the material within the container to change from the uncured state to a cured state within the container while the lid is closed such that the volume of the material in the cured state within the container secures the lid to the container via the spikes; and causing an outdoor HVAC condenser unit to be positioned on the container such that the volume of the material in the cured state within the container extends between the outdoor HVAC condenser unit and the lid.