James Eugene Simon

US Patent:

59517255, Sep 14, 1999

Filed:

Sep 29, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/939360

Inventors:

Anthony R. Vross - Canfield OH
James Simon - Poland OH
Tim Tarr - Youngstown OH
Jeff Sipos - Austintown OH

Assignee:

National Tool and Equipment, Inc. - Boardman OH

International Classification:

B01D 5000

US Classification:

55356

Abstract:

A system which reduces the transmission of noxious fumes into the surrounding air during the application of a heated liquid roofing product on a roof. A mobile tanker or kettle contains a supply of the heated liquid. The air space within the tanker or vessel above the liquid product communicates with a mobile filtration unit by a first duct. A rooftop carrier for the liquid product has a fume collection hood which communicates with the filtration unit by a second duct. A blower in the filtration unit creates negative pressure which draws the noxious fumes from the tanker or vessel and carrier through the ducts and into and through the filtration unit. The filtration unit has a series of airtight chambers mounted on a mobile truck bed, each containing a different type of filtering medium to remove various components of the noxious fumes as the fumes move through the filtration unit. Also provided is a compact, mobile system including an easily manipulable wand applicator for applying roofing products to remote locations on a rooftop. The wand is equipped with a fume hood and vacuum conduit for controlling the emissions from the roofing product at the point of application.

US Patent:

57626642, Jun 9, 1998

Filed:

Dec 18, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/768963

Inventors:

Anthony R. Vross - Canfield OH
Jeffrey J. Sipos - Austintown OH
James J. Simon - Poland OH

Assignee:

National Tool and Equipment, Inc. - Boardman OH

International Classification:

B01D 5000
B67D 562
E01C 1945

US Classification:

55319

Abstract:

A mobile vessel which reduces the transmission of noxious fumes into the surrounding atmosphere emanating from material contained in a material chamber in the vessel, such as bituminous roofing material. An air plenum extends along the vessel beneath a filtration unit and receives noxious fumes from the material chamber and from an outside source through ducts. Ambient air is mixed with the fumes for cooling the fumes upstream from the filtration unit. A heater and stirrer are located within the material chamber for uniformly heating the material. A power operated ram and heated breaker bars move and break a solidified key of the material for subsequent discharge into the material chamber. A blower creates a negative pressure in the air plenum and filtration unit for moving the fumes and ambient cooling air therethrough.

Address:

404 Garfield St, Mc Donald, OH 44437

VIN:

1UJBJ02R171EA0394

Make:

Plymouth

Model:

Voyager 3dr SE 113 WB

Year:

2007