Eugene M Anderson

US Patent:

6622505, Sep 23, 2003

Filed:

Jun 10, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/165944

Inventors:

Eugene Thomas Anderson - Bloomington MN
Arnost Hurych - Karlin, CS
Vladimir Sulc - Bloomington MN
Greg Truckenbrod - Fridley MN
Donald J. Bongaards - Shorewood MN
Zdenek Kaiser - Prague, CS

Assignee:

Thermo King Corporation - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

F25B 100

US Classification:

622283, 623233, 62133

Abstract:

A method of powering a refrigeration system. The method includes providing a mover and an alternator, the alternator being coupled to the mover and generating a power signal. The method also includes monitoring at a control a plurality of system parameters and sending a control signal based on the system parameters from the control. The method further includes receiving the power signal and the control signal at an inverter-based device which has a plurality of inverters, converting the power signal into a controlled power signal based on the control signal, and driving a plurality of components of the refrigeration system with the controlled power signal, which are also controlled by the control.

US Patent:

50397400, Aug 13, 1991

Filed:

Oct 26, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/427969

Inventors:

Eugene Anderson - Brooklyn Park MN
Raymond M. Mooney - Plymouth MN

Assignee:

The Valspar Corporation - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

C08L 6708

US Classification:

525 71

Abstract:

An alkyd resin coating composition having reduced solvent requirements and excellent physical and cure properties is obtained by blending together a fatty acid-modified polyester resin and an addition-polymerizable monomer or oligomer characterized by vinyl unsaturation and capable of undergoing addition polymerization under free radical initiating conditions.

US Patent:

49288920, May 29, 1990

Filed:

Oct 14, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/258169

Inventors:

Patrick H. Huebner - Le Mars IA
Joseph G. Sebranek - Ames IA
Dennis G. Olson - Ames IA
Eugene A. Anderson - College Park GA

Assignee:

Iowa State University Research Foundation, Inc. - Ames IA

International Classification:

B02C 1836

US Classification:

241 825

Abstract:

A conventional meat grinder contains a chopper knife and a chopper plate, the chopper knife rides on the inner surface of the chopper plate and directs the bone fragments, sinews and gristle inwardly toward the central portion of the chopper plate as it chops the meat. The central portion of the chopper plate has a funnel-shaped, frusto-conical central passageway within which the bone fragments, gristle and sinews are collected and are urged outward, first passing through the frusto-conical passageway and out the small end of the passageway, into opposed discharge channels which passes through the hub of the plate and communicates with a discharge tube whose distal end is closed or partially closed by a removeable stopper or adjustable clamp.

US Patent:

49780778, Dec 18, 1990

Filed:

Jan 2, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/459437

Inventors:

Patrick H. Huebner - Le Mars IA
Joseph G. Sebranek - Ames IA
Dennis G. Olson - Ames IA
Eugene A. Anderson - College Park GA

Assignee:

Iowa State University Research Foundation, Inc. - Ames IA

International Classification:

B02C 1836

US Classification:

241 30

Abstract:

A conventional meat grinder contains a chopper knife and a chopper plate, the chopper knife rides on the inner surface of the chopper plate and directs the bone fragments, sinews and gristle inwardly toward the central portion of the chopper plate as it chops the meat. The central portion of the chopper plate has a funnel-shaped, frusto-conical central passageway within which the bone fragments, gristle and sinews and collected and are urged outward, first passing through the frusto-conical passageway and out the small end of the passageway, into opposed discharge channels which passes through the hub of the plate and communicates with a discharge tube whose distal end is closed or partially closed by a removeable stopper or adjustable clamp.