James C Garrett

Address:

1925 Monroe Dr NE APT 1431, Atlanta, GA 30324

Phone:

7062247600

VIN:

SALSK2D41AA228640

Make:

LAND ROVER

Model:

RANGE ROVER SPORT

Year:

2010

US Patent:

7331374, Feb 19, 2008

Filed:

Jul 10, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/616750

Inventors:

Ian French - Kennesaw GA, US
Volker R. Knobloch - Woodstock GA, US
Scott P. Crafton - Marietta GA, US
Paul M. Crafton - Kennesaw GA, US
James R. Garrett - Acworth GA, US
John W. Dalton - Acworth GA, US

Assignee:

Consolidated Engineering Company, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

International Classification:

B22D 39/00

US Classification:

164131, 164132, 164 48, 164501

Abstract:

Disclosed is a method for dislodging a mold from a casting formed within the mold. The mold may be removed from the casting by scoring the mold and applying a force sufficient to cause the mold to fracture and break into pieces. Additionally, the mold may be fractured by either explosive charges placed in the mold pack or by high energy pulsations directed at the mold. Once the mold is fractured and broken into various pieces it may then be dislodged from the casting.

US Patent:

7438119, Oct 21, 2008

Filed:

Mar 18, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/084321

Inventors:

Paul M. Crafton - Kennesaw GA, US
Ian French - Kennesaw GA, US
Shanker Subramanian - Marietta GA, US
James R. Garrett - Acworth GA, US

Assignee:

Consolidated Engineering Company, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

International Classification:

B22D 29/00

US Classification:

164404, 164 5, 266251, 266252, 266257

Abstract:

A system for reclaiming sand from a casting process includes a chamber having an inlet, an outlet, and a plurality of baffles defining a circuitous path for the sand therebetween, a heating element for providing heat to the chamber, and a fluidizing distributor for directing the sand through the chamber. A method of reclaiming waste sand also is provided.

US Patent:

8066053, Nov 29, 2011

Filed:

Sep 17, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/856564

Inventors:

James Lewis, Jr. - Kennesaw GA, US
Ian French - Kennesaw GA, US
Volker Knobloch - Woodstock GA, US
Scott Crafton - Marietta GA, US
Paul Crafton - Kennesaw GA, US
James Garrett - Acworth GA, US
John Dalton - Acworth GA, US

Assignee:

Consolidated Engineering Company, Inc. - Kennesaw GA

International Classification:

B22D 29/00

US Classification:

164131, 164 48, 164132

Abstract:

Disclosed is a method for dislodging a mold from a casting formed within the mold. The mold may be removed from the casting by scoring the mold and applying a force sufficient to cause the mold to fracture and break into pieces. Additionally, the mold may be fractured by either explosive charges placed in the mold pack or by high energy pulsations directed at the mold. Once the mold is fractured and broken into various pieces it may then be dislodged from the casting.

US Patent:

20030209306, Nov 13, 2003

Filed:

Dec 26, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/312413

Inventors:

Stuart Jones - LaGrange GA, US
James Garrett - LaGrange GA, US
Keith Gray - Marietta GA, US

International Classification:

B32B005/00

US Classification:

156/072000

Abstract:

A continuous carpet () or other flooring manufacturing process that accommodates use of a variety of materials including recycled PVC from used carpet and carpet manufacturing waste. The continuous process forms backing () and is capable of feeding the backing into a lamination stage for bonding with the face cloth (). By providing a continuous process whereby the backing layer, upon formation, can be immediately laminated to the face cloth, manufacturing time and associated cost are reduced. Moreover, formation of the backing layer as a process separate from the lamination thereby protecting the face cloth from unnecessary heat and pressure and enhancing the many types of material, including recycled and waste materials, especially used carpet and used carpet by products. Use of these cheaper materials reduces both the manufacturing cost by products. Use of these cheaper materials reduces both the manufacturing costs of the flooring and the amount of landfill waste and associated environmental concerns.

US Patent:

20120209730, Aug 16, 2012

Filed:

Aug 18, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/212905

Inventors:

James M. Garrett - Suwanee GA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 50/12
G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 15

Abstract:

A mobile ordering system for a restaurant configured to request processing of an order made by a customer with a mobile device when the customer enters a predetermined geographic region associated with the restaurant as determined by a server configured to process global positioning satellite (“GPS”) data received from the mobile device. A user associated with the restaurant uses the mobile restaurant ordering system to define the predetermined geographic region. The server may be configured to dynamically alter the predefined geographic region associated with the restaurant based on certain factors associated with the restaurant, the order, and/or the customer.

US Patent:

51499428, Sep 22, 1992

Filed:

Jun 3, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/710374

Inventors:

James A. Garrett - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

H05B 320

US Classification:

219219

Abstract:

A, completely non-fogging mirror device, for use in high heat/humidity environments, such as a shower. This device has a relatively permanent storage/heating housing and a portable mirror unit that fits within a cavity in the housing unit, this portable mirror unit having a reflective surface. The reflective surface is heated by transferring heat from a heating element within a storage housing, the heater element being energized from a power supply. Actual heating of the reflective surface is from a reservoir of liquid permanently stored within the mirror unit such that the reflective surface retains an elevated temperature to prevent fogging while the liquid remains hot. A thermostat is provided to regulate the temperature of the heater element, and thus the liquid. Also, there is provided a timer unit with an optional sound-producing unit to govern the heating time. An accessory unit is described that permits hanging the mirror unit, after heating, in any location in the environment where is will be useful.