Matthew M Kennedy

US Patent:

20210087935, Mar 25, 2021

Filed:

Sep 20, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/577385

Inventors:

- Farmington CT, US
Jesus A. Garcia - San Diego CA, US
Evan J. Butcher - Suffield CT, US
Faramarz Zarandi - Vernon CT, US
Matthew B. Kennedy - Vernon CT, US
Jesse R. Boy - Middletown CT, US

International Classification:

F01D 5/04
F02C 3/05
B22F 3/15
B22F 5/04

Abstract:

A method of making a rotor assembly of a turbojet includes building the rotor assembly via layer-by-layer additive manufacturing. A turbine portion is formed and a compressor portion is integrally formed with the turbine portion. A shaft portion is integrally formed with the compressor portion. A material of the rotor assembly includes a nickel based alloy.

US Patent:

20200000863, Jan 2, 2020

Filed:

Sep 11, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/128242

Inventors:

RORY CHESLEY PATRICK MILLIKIN - KELOWNA, CA
MATTHEW KENNEDY - WESTMINSTER CA, US

International Classification:

A61K 36/185
A61K 9/20

Abstract:

A method of processing plant matter is provided. It is a particular aspect of the invention to utilize waste from the processing methods and in a sense recycle and use the byproducts to create additional products. The method describes harvesting plant matter at a predetermined time, processing the plant matter to create juice and pulp, and utilizing the pulp to create additional products. This eliminates the waste from processing plant matter solving a potential crisis in the fact that plant matter having cannabinoids leech into the soil and water table from disposal.

US Patent:

20170274028, Sep 28, 2017

Filed:

Mar 25, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/081837

Inventors:

Matthew Kennedy - Westminster CA, US

Assignee:

Drive Juicery, LLC - Westminster CA

International Classification:

A61K 36/185

Abstract:

A method is provided, comprising steps: (a) harvesting plant matter predetermined time; (b) grinding the plant matter; (c) inserting the ground plant mater into a mesh filter bag; (d) pressing the mesh filter bag via a hydraulic press at a first speed and a first pressure, wherein the ground plant matter is separated into pulp and juice; and (e) collecting the juice for consumption.