Brandon M Robinson

US Patent:

8438789, May 14, 2013

Filed:

Apr 30, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/771769

Inventors:

Fawn M. Uhl - Gahanna OH, US
Harry Alter - Granville OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US
Brian P. O'Riordan - Ashville OH, US
Robert P. Collier - Gahanna OH, US
Weigang Qi - Westerville OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04D 13/00

US Classification:

52 19

Abstract:

Insulated scuttle covers configured for placement within a building scuttle opening are provided. The insulated scuttle cover includes a scuttle panel configured to cover the building scuttle opening and further configured to be supported when positioned within the building scuttle opening. An insulative assembly is attached to the scuttle panel. The insulative assembly includes insulation material encapsulated by a jacket. The insulated scuttle cover is configured to prevent or substantially retard the flow of air passing through the building scuttle opening.

US Patent:

8595986, Dec 3, 2013

Filed:

Apr 3, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/856056

Inventors:

Harry Alter - Granville OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US
Brian P. O'Riordan - Ashville OH, US
Robert P. Collier - Gahanna OH, US
Weigang Qi - Westerville OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04D 13/00

US Classification:

52 19

Abstract:

An insulated scuttle cover configured for placement within a building scuttle opening is provided. The insulated scuttle cover includes a scuttle panel configured to cover the building scuttle opening. The scuttle panel is further configured to be supported when positioned within the building scuttle opening. An insulated pouch assembly is positioned adjacent to the scuttle panel. The insulated pouch assembly includes insulation material sealed within a flexible pouch. The insulated pouch assembly is positioned on an attic side of the scuttle panel. The insulated scuttle cover is configured to prevent or substantially retard the flow of air passing through the building scuttle opening.

US Patent:

20200354976, Nov 12, 2020

Filed:

May 29, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/888409

Inventors:

- Toledo OH, US
Todd Jenkins - Newark OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US
Fawn Uhl - New Albany OH, US
Joseph Wagner - Perrysburg OH, US
Ryan S. Crisp - Lewis Center OH, US
Christopher S. Daniels - Columbus OH, US
Shannon D. Staats - Ostrander OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04F 21/08
B02C 18/22

Abstract:

A machine for distributing blowing insulation material from a package of compressed loosefill insulation material is provided. The machine includes a chute having an inlet portion and outlet portion. The inlet portion is configured to receive the package of compressed loosefill insulation material with the package having a substantially vertical orientation. The chute has a volumetric size. A lower unit is configured to receive the compressed loosefill insulation material exiting the outlet portion of the chute. The lower unit includes a plurality of shredders and a discharge mechanism. The discharge mechanism is configured to discharge conditioned loosefill insulation material into an airstream. The lower unit has a volumetric size. The machine has a volumetric size equal to the total of a volumetric size of the chute and the volumetric size of the lower unit, and wherein the machine has a maximum volumetric size of 12.0 cubic feet.

US Patent:

20200173182, Jun 4, 2020

Filed:

Feb 6, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/783576

Inventors:

- Toledo OH, US
Christopher M. Relyea - Marysville OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04F 21/08
B02C 18/22
B02C 23/20
B02C 18/08

Abstract:

A machine for distributing material from a package of compressed loosefill insulation material is provided. The machine includes a chute having an inlet end and an outlet end. The inlet end is configured to receive compressed loosefill insulation material. A lower unit has a shredding chamber configured to receive the compressed loosefill insulation material from the outlet end of the chute. The shredding chamber includes a plurality of shredders configured to condition the loosefill insulation material. The shredders include a shredder shaft and a plurality of vane assemblies. The vane assemblies are oriented such that adjacent vane assemblies are offset from each other by an angle of about 45 to about 75. A discharge mechanism receives the loosefill insulation material exiting the shredding chamber and distributes the loosefill insulation material into an airstream and a blower is configured to provide the airstream flowing through the discharge mechanism.

US Patent:

20200095783, Mar 26, 2020

Filed:

Nov 26, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/695355

Inventors:

- Toledo OH, US
Christopher M. Relyea - Marysville OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04F 21/08
B02C 18/08
B02C 18/22
B02C 23/20

Abstract:

A machine for distributing loosefill insulation material from a package of compressed loosefill insulation material. The machine includes a chute having an inlet end and an outlet end. The inlet end receives compressed loosefill insulation material. The chute has a first portion and a second portion. The first portion forms an angle with the second portion. A shredding chamber receives the compressed loosefill insulation material from the chute. The shredding chamber forms conditioned loosefill insulation material. A discharge mechanism is configured to distribute the conditioned loosefill insulation material into an airstream. A blower provides the airstream. The angle between the first and second portions of the chute is configured to form a bend in the package of compressed loosefill insulation material. The bend in the package of compressed loosefill insulation material is configured to control the descent and direction of the loosefill insulation material entering the shredding chamber.

US Patent:

20170073981, Mar 16, 2017

Filed:

Sep 15, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/266418

Inventors:

- Toledo OH, US
Christopher M. Relyea - Marysville OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04F 21/08
B02C 23/20
B02C 18/22
B65G 53/08
B02C 18/08

Abstract:

A machine for distributing loosefill insulation material is provided. The machine includes a chute having an inlet end and an outlet end. The inlet end is configured to receive compressed loosefill insulation material. A lower unit has a shredding chamber configured to receive the compressed loosefill insulation material from the outlet end of the chute. The shredding chamber includes a plurality of shredders configured to shred, pick apart and condition the loosefill insulation material. The shredders include a shredder shaft and a plurality of vane assemblies. The vane assemblies are oriented such that adjacent vane assemblies are offset from each other by an angle in a range of from about 45 to about 75. A discharge mechanism is mounted to receive conditioned loosefill insulation material exiting the shredding chamber. The discharge mechanism is configured to distribute the conditioned loosefill insulation material into an airstream. A blower is configured to provide the airstream flowing through the discharge mechanism.

US Patent:

20170073982, Mar 16, 2017

Filed:

Sep 16, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/267182

Inventors:

- Toledo OH, US
Christopher M. Relyea - Marysville OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04F 21/08
B02C 18/22
B02C 23/20
B65G 53/08

Abstract:

A machine for distributing loosefill insulation material. The machine includes a chute having an inlet end and an outlet end. The inlet end is configured to receive loosefill insulation material. The chute has a first portion in fluid communication with a second portion and forms an angle with the second portion. A shredding chamber includes a plurality of shredders configured to shred, pick apart and condition the loosefill insulation material. A discharge mechanism is mounted to receive the loosefill insulation material exiting the shredding chamber. The discharge mechanism is configured to distribute the loosefill insulation material into an airstream. A blower is configured to provide the airstream flowing through the discharge mechanism. The angle between the first portion of the chute and the second portion of the chute is configured to control the descent of the loosefill insulation material into the shredding chamber.

US Patent:

20160305134, Oct 20, 2016

Filed:

Mar 24, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/079856

Inventors:

- Toledo OH, US
Todd Jenkins - Newark OH, US
Brandon Robinson - Sylvania OH, US
Fawn Uhl - New Albany OH, US
Joseph Wagner - Perrysburg OH, US
Ryan S. Crisp - Lewis Center OH, US
Christopher S. Daniels - Columbus OH, US
Shannon D. Staats - Ostrander OH, US

Assignee:

Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC - Toledo OH

International Classification:

E04F 21/08
B02C 18/22

Abstract:

A machine for distributing blowing insulation material from a package of compressed loosefill insulation material is provided. The machine includes a chute having an inlet portion and outlet portion. The inlet portion is configured to receive the package of compressed loosefill insulation material with the package having a substantially vertical orientation. The chute has a volumetric size. A lower unit is configured to receive the compressed loosefill insulation material exiting the outlet portion of the chute. The lower unit includes a plurality of shredders and a discharge mechanism. The discharge mechanism is configured to discharge conditioned loosefill insulation material into an airstream. The lower unit has a volumetric size. The machine has a volumetric size equal to the total of a volumetric size of the chute and the volumetric size of the lower unit, and wherein the machine has a maximum volumetric size of 12.0 cubic feet.