Gary W Disbennett

US Patent:

20080011248, Jan 17, 2008

Filed:

Jul 12, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/777269

Inventors:

H. David Cutlip - Salem WV, US
Gary W. Disbennett - Philippi WV, US

International Classification:

F04B 43/10
B01D 51/00

US Classification:

123 3, 2104161, 2104164, 210739

Abstract:

The gas control system removes gas from a borehole by generating and collecting an air stream from the borehole using a blower, collecting the gas contained in the air stream using a fuel collector, removing moisture from the gas using a heated dryer, and transporting the gas from the heated dryer to an engine that is at least partially fueled by the gas. The gas control system can include one or more sensors that provide data associated with operating conditions of the gas control system. The sensor data is provided to a manager component, and can be used to evaluate system performance, determine consumption of greenhouse gases and optimize system operations.

US Patent:

20140284935, Sep 25, 2014

Filed:

Mar 18, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/218035

Inventors:

GARY DISBENNETT - CLARKSBURG WV, US
JAKE ROCKWELL - CLARKSBURG WV, US

International Classification:

F02B 63/04

US Classification:

290 1 A

Abstract:

A system of converting a gas into electricity including: a gas collection system; a conduit and valve assembly fluidly connected to the gas collection system; a second fuel source separate from the gas collection system; a second conduit and the valve assembly fluidly connected to the second fuel source; a combustion device configured to selectively receive gas from the gas collection system via the conduit and valve assembly and the second fuel source via the second conduit and a valve assembly and burn the gas and fuel; and a generator operatively connected to the combustion device, the generator configured to generate electricity. A method of converting a gas into electricity is also provided.