Michael D Britt

US Patent:

20030135432, Jul 17, 2003

Filed:

Jan 15, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/047950

Inventors:

Henry McIntyre - Louisville KY, US
Michael Britt - Louisville KY, US
James Cavenaugh - Louisville KY, US
Michael Frohme - Louisville KY, US
Inna Dzhishkaryani - Louisville KY, US
Thomas Gambill - Louisville KY, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/028000

Abstract:

A computerized system and method for managing electronic data over a telecommunications medium indicative of consumer-related and product-related information pertaining to the transport of a product or products between a point of origin and a point of destination. The computerized system includes a database containing consumer-related and product-related data files that may be used for generating bills of lading, return authorizations, and delivery and return barcode labels. A portable computing device is provided that is capable of scanning barcodes. A person delivering a product or picking up a product for return may use the portable computing device to scan a unique customer number associated with the delivery or return. Delivery and return barcode labels may include a unique customer number and the associated product's model and serial numbers. Barcode labels are also provided so that a person picking up a product for return may scan various barcodes expressing data indicative of the reason for returning the product, whether the product is damaged, where the product is damaged as well as other information pertaining to the product being returned. Data entered into the portable computing device may be downloaded into a remote computer for transmittal over a telecommunications medium to a central computer system. A data processing module of the computer system updates or populates records of the database that are associated with the data input into the portable computing device. If a product is being returned the consumer is credited for the return when all conditions for an authorized return are met. A notification may then be sent to a financial services group to account for the consumer being credited for the return. A notification may also sent to a financial services group for events that require an adjustment to a customer's invoice such as the customer requesting services be performed during delivery of product that are in addition to what was on an original customer order.

US Patent:

20050203305, Sep 15, 2005

Filed:

Mar 11, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/798767

Inventors:

Michael Britt - Christmas FL, US

International Classification:

C11B001/00

US Classification:

554008000

Abstract:

An oil extraction method comprises pumping a solvent in liquid phase from a solvent reservoir through an oil containing material for the solvent to extract oil from the material to yield a mixture of the solvent and the oil. The mixture is deposited in a distillation tank. The solvent is distilled off the mixture in the tank in the form of a solvent vapor. The solvent vapor is thermally driven from the reservoir back to the tank by applying a temperature differential between the tank and the reservoir, while leaving the oil in the tank.

US Patent:

20060041154, Feb 23, 2006

Filed:

Oct 21, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/255438

Inventors:

Michael Britt - Christmas FL, US

International Classification:

C11B 1/00
C10G 21/00

US Classification:

554008000, 208318000

Abstract:

An oil extraction method includes pumping a solvent in liquid phase from a solvent reservoir through an oil containing material for the solvent to extract oil from the material to yield a mixture of the solvent and the oil. The mixture is deposited in a distillation tank. The solvent is distilled off the mixture in the tank in the form of a solvent vapor. The solvent vapor is thermally driven from the reservoir back to the tank by applying a temperature differential between the tank and the reservoir, while leaving the oil in the tank.

US Patent:

53035640, Apr 19, 1994

Filed:

Jan 25, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/008772

Inventors:

Michael L. Britt - Christmas FL

Assignee:

Southeastern Refrigerant Management, Inc. - Jacksonville FL

International Classification:

F25B 4304

US Classification:

62475

Abstract:

An apparatus is disclosed for the recovery, separation and recycling of refrigerant from a number of refrigerant chiller systems having individual low efficiency purgers. The apparatus has a high efficiency purger which reduces refrigerant contaminants in the non-condensable gases vented to atmosphere by 90 percent over that of the low efficiency purgers, and operates without interference with the normal purging cycles of the chillers. The apparatus further comprises conduits, valves and a pump which enables the apparatus to completely evacuate the refrigerant gas and refrigerant liquid from the chiller systems.

Address:

5016 Oakcrest Dr, Fairfax, VA 22030

VIN:

3FAHP02158R232373

Make:

FORD

Model:

FUSION

Year:

2008