Christopher James Scott

US Patent:

8075666, Dec 13, 2011

Filed:

May 3, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/743959

Inventors:

Redmond R. Clark - Lake Barrington IL, US
James A. Lively - Lindenhurst IL, US
Christopher D. Scott - Crystal Lake IL, US

Assignee:

CBL Industrial Services, Inc. - Cary IL

International Classification:

C22B 1/243
A62D 101/43

US Classification:

75773, 588256, 588257

Abstract:

A process for treating particulate material containing heavy metal generated during a manufacturing process is disclosed. The process includes providing particulate material containing heavy metal within an enclosed area and mixing an additive of calcium silicate forming material with the particulate material in the enclosed area to create an additive-particulate material. The additive-particulate material can be passed into a waste collection device located downstream of the enclosed area. The calcium silicate forming material can be provided as particles with a particle size of minus 50 to plus 325 mesh. An additional aspect of the invention is an additive for use in such a process for treating metallic oxide impregnated dust, which has a particle size of plus 325 mesh and consists essentially of calcium silicate forming material.

US Patent:

20090183669, Jul 23, 2009

Filed:

Jan 22, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/321556

Inventors:

Christopher J. Scott - West Dundee IL, US
Christopher Y. Straka - Aurora IL, US

International Classification:

G01K 1/02

US Classification:

116216, 374162

Abstract:

A label arrangement is outfitted upon a beverage container. The label arrangement comprises a plurality of dynamic zones, each of which is provided with a select thermochromic ink or paint. Each select thermochromic ink or paint is chosen and arranged within the dynamic zones such that a temperature change through a range will effect a series of successive and sequential color or visual changes in the ink or paint media. In other words, as the beverage container changes temperature, the label arrangement will progress through a series of successive and/or sequential color changes as set apart by zones within the label arrangement to effect a visually dynamic temperature indicator.

US Patent:

20120190908, Jul 26, 2012

Filed:

Dec 13, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/324813

Inventors:

Redmond R. Clark - Lake Barrington IL, US
James A. Lively - Lindenhust IL, US
Christopher D. Scott - Crystal Lake IL, US

Assignee:

CBL Industrial Services, Inc., an Iowa Corporation - Cary IL

International Classification:

A62D 3/30
B09B 3/00

US Classification:

588313, 588404

Abstract:

A process for treating particulate material containing heavy metal generated during a manufacturing process is disclosed. The process includes providing particulate material containing heavy metal within an enclosed area and mixing an additive of calcium silicate forming material with the particulate material in the enclosed area to create an additive-particulate material. The additive-particulate material can be passed into a waste collection device located downstream of the enclosed area. The calcium silicate forming material can be provided as particles with a particle size of minus 50 to plus 325 mesh. An additional aspect of the invention is an additive for use in such a process for treating metallic oxide impregnated dust, which has a particle size of plus 325 mesh and consists essentially of calcium silicate forming material.

US Patent:

20160278343, Sep 29, 2016

Filed:

Jun 14, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/181679

Inventors:

Christopher Andrew Scott - St. Charles IL, US

International Classification:

A01K 15/02
B65D 83/00
G06K 7/10
A01K 29/00

Abstract:

A pet toy dispenser and method are provided. The dispenser has a housing, a dispenser mechanism, a drive mechanism, an electronic tag reader, and a controller. The drive mechanism is operable to move one or more of the plurality of compartments of the dispenser mechanism from a load location to an exit location. The electronic tag reader is capable of reading an electronic tag embedded in an animal toy within at least one compartment. The controller having an authentication function configured to determine whether a code of an electronic tag within the at least one compartment received from the tag reader corresponds to an authorized code and to allow the load completion of the compartment if the code is authorized code.

US Patent:

20150332536, Nov 19, 2015

Filed:

May 13, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/276420

Inventors:

- Palatine IL, US
Christopher Andrew Scott - St. Charles IL, US

Assignee:

Wagables, LLC - Palatine IL

International Classification:

G07F 7/08
B65D 83/00

Abstract:

A pet toy dispenser and method are provided. The dispenser has a housing, a dispenser mechanism, a drive mechanism, an electronic tag reader, and a controller. The drive mechanism is operable to move one or more of the plurality of compartments of the dispenser mechanism from a load location to an exit location. The electronic tag reader is capable of reading an electronic tag embedded in an animal toy within at least one compartment. The controller having an authentication function configured to determine whether a code of an electronic tag within the at least one compartment received from the tag reader corresponds to an authorized code and to allow the load completion of the compartment if the code is an authorized code.