Keith E King

US Patent:

6513665, Feb 4, 2003

Filed:

Nov 2, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/432921

Inventors:

Ari M. Hukki - Edgewood KY
Keith J. King - Owenton KY

Assignee:

M-I L.L.C. - Houston TX

International Classification:

B07B 149

US Classification:

209405, 209408, 209269, 209411, 209412

Abstract:

A screen system employs a resiliently mounted housing, a vibration generator mounted to the housing, a mounting frame fixed to the resiliently mounted housing and a support surface. This system receives a screen including a screen frame and pre-tensioned screen cloth. The frame includes an inwardly extending mounting flange accessible from below the screen when placed in the housing. Clips pivotally mounted relative to the mounting frame include a first rounded lever extending upwardly to selectively engage the inwardly extending mounting flange. Second levers extend downwardly to cooperate with actuators. The actuators include inflatable bodies with contacts which, upon inflation, force the clips to engage the inwardly extending mounting flanges. This engagement retains the screen on a resiliently mounted housing and is able to further tension the screen in place.

US Patent:

6892889, May 17, 2005

Filed:

Nov 5, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/287846

Inventors:

Ari M. Hukki - Edgewood KY, US
Keith J. King - Owenton KY, US

Assignee:

M-I, L.L.C. - Houston TX

International Classification:

B07B001/49
B07B001/36

US Classification:

209405, 209309, 209331

Abstract:

A screen system employs a resiliently mounted housing, a vibration generator mounted to the housing, a mounting frame fixed to the resiliently mounted housing and a support surface. This system receives a screen including a screen frame and pre-tensioned screen cloth. The frame includes an inwardly extending mounting flange accessible from below the screen when placed in the housing. Clips pivotally mounted relative to the mounting frame include a first rounded lever extending upwardly to selectively engage the inwardly extending mounting flange. Second levers extend downwardly to cooperate with actuators. The actuators include inflatable bodies with contacts which, upon inflation, force the clips to engage the inwardly extending mounting flanges. This engagement retains the screen on a resiliently mounted housing and is able to further tension the screen in place.

US Patent:

20050205471, Sep 22, 2005

Filed:

May 16, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/131146

Inventors:

Ari Hukki - Edgewood KY, US
Keith King - Owenton KY, US

International Classification:

B07B001/49

US Classification:

209405000, 209409000

Abstract:

A screen system employs a resiliently mounted housing, a vibration generator mounted to the housing, a mounting frame fixed to the resiliently mounted housing and a support surface. This system receives a screen including a screen frame and pre-tensioned screen cloth. The frame includes an inwardly extending mounting flange accessible from below the screen when placed in the housing. Clips pivotally mounted relative to the mounting frame include a first rounded lever extending upwardly to selectively engage the inwardly extending mounting flange. Second levers extend downwardly to cooperate with actuators. The actuators include inflatable bodies with contacts which, upon inflation, force the clips to engage the inwardly extending mounting flanges. This engagement retains the screen on a resiliently mounted housing and is able to further tension the screen in place.

US Patent:

59518642, Sep 14, 1999

Filed:

Oct 28, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/739511

Inventors:

Azar M. Hazrati - Maineville OH
Bradley N. Jones - Walton KY
Keith J. King - Owenton KY

Assignee:

Emerson Electric Co. - St. Louis MO

International Classification:

B01D 2430
B01D 2512
B07B 128
B07B 134

US Classification:

210388

Abstract:

A vibratory separator having a resiliently mounted housing with a vibratory drive. A screen extends across the housing and a cover is positionable over the screen. The screen includes a discharge port therethrough aligned with a discharge passage for removing material from the top of the screen from the system. Another discharge passage cooperates with a manifold plate extending across the separator beneath the screen. An access port is provided through the cover and arranged to receive a discharge plug which can selectively close the discharge hole through the screen. In operation, separating or dewatering is first accomplished, the energy level of the vibration is reduced and a vacuum is drawn above the screen. Bleed air is allowed into the separator below the screen with a restricted flow so that a vacuum can be drawn. Once the material has dried, the vibrational energy can be increased and the plug removed from the hole through the screen.

US Patent:

60962100, Aug 1, 2000

Filed:

Aug 31, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/387178

Inventors:

Azar M. Hazrati - Maineville OH
Bradley N. Jones - Walton KY
Keith J. King - Owenton KY

Assignee:

Emerson Electric Co. - St. Louis MO

International Classification:

G01D 2430

US Classification:

210388

Abstract:

A vibratory separator having a resiliently mounted housing with a vibratory drive. A screen extends across the housing and a cover is positionable over the screen. The screen includes a discharge port therethrough aligned with a discharge passage for removing material from the top of the screen from the system. Another discharge passage cooperates with a manifold plate extending across the separator beneath the screen. An access port is provided through the cover and arranged to receive a discharge plug which can selectively close the discharge hole through the screen. In operation, separating or dewatering is first accomplished, the energy level of the vibration is reduced and a vacuum is drawn above the screen. Bleed air is allowed into the separator below the screen with a restricted flow so that a vacuum can be drawn. Once the material has dried, the vibrational energy can be increased and the plug removed from the hole through the screen.

US Patent:

6089380, Jul 18, 2000

Filed:

Aug 31, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/387344

Inventors:

Azar M. Hazrati - Maineville OH
Bradley N. Jones - Walton KY
Keith J. King - Owenton KY

Assignee:

Emerson Electric Co. - St. Louis MO

International Classification:

B01D 2102

US Classification:

210411

Abstract:

A vibratory separator having a resiliently mounted housing with a vibratory drive. A screen extends across the housing and a cover is positionable over the screen. The screen includes a discharge port therethrough aligned with a discharge passage for removing material from the top of the screen from the system. Another discharge passage cooperates with a manifold plate extending across the separator beneath the screen. An access port is provided through the cover and arranged to receive a discharge plug which can selectively close the discharge hole through the screen. In operation, separating or dewatering is first accomplished, the energy level of the vibration is reduced and a vacuum is drawn above the screen. Bleed air is allowed into the separator below the screen with a restricted flow so that a vacuum can be drawn. Once the material has dried, the vibrational energy can be increased and the plug removed from the hole through the screen.

Address:

3902 S Hillside Rd, Newton, KS 67114

VIN:

2GTEK638881256598

Make:

GMC

Model:

SIERRA

Year:

2008