Robert A Dederick

US Patent:

20090315330, Dec 24, 2009

Filed:

Jun 20, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/142862

Inventors:

Robert J. Dederick - Port Ewen NY, US

International Classification:

F03D 9/02
F03B 13/14

US Classification:

290 53, 290 55, 136244

Abstract:

A facility for the generation of electrical power and products for the refueling of clean air vehicles (CAV's) and marine craft and for use by the facility and/or general market. A host of electrical power generation devices including solar panels, solar collectors, wave action generators, reverse osmosis water purification apparatus, high density capacitor electrolizers, hydrogen/oxygen purifiers and compressors, storage units, fuel cells, AC/DC motors and generators and the various connectors, gauges and networks used for interconnecting and dispensing the products of a combined source system are used jointly and severally in a land/marine site. In addition to the generation of DC electrical power, gaseous products such as may be marketed for their intrinsic value or used in the production of additional power via fuel cell operation are also marketed or used/consumed on site. Unique improvements are made in the ability to store energy through use of capacitors.

US Patent:

20110139299, Jun 16, 2011

Filed:

Dec 27, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/978752

Inventors:

Robert J. Dederick - Port Ewen NY, US

International Classification:

B65B 3/04

US Classification:

141 98

Abstract:

A facility for the generation of electrical power and products for the refueling of vehicles including but not limited to, fuel cell vehicles (FCV's) and marine craft and for use by the facility and/or general market. A host of electrical power generation devices including solar panels, solar collectors, wave action generators, mega capacitors reverse osmosis water purification apparatus, high density capacitor electrolizers, hydrogen/oxygen purifiers and compressors, storage units, fuel cells, AC/DC motors and generators and the various connectors, gauges and networks used for interconnecting and dispensing the products of a combined source system are used jointly and severally in a land/marine readily available site. The idealized site for this combined system is a bridge or other elevated structure such as buildings. The siting structure is most desirably located adjacent a water source, be it a river, bay, tidal estuary or the like. In addition to the generation of DC electrical power, gaseous products such as oxygen and hydrogen may be marketed for their open market value or used in the production of additional power via fuel cell operation are also marketed or use/consumed on site. Unique improvements are made in wind generators, a tidal barge generation system and a wave air generator. Unique improvements are also made in the ability to store energy through use of capacitors.

US Patent:

55127878, Apr 30, 1996

Filed:

Oct 19, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/325830

Inventors:

Robert Dederick - Port Ewen NY

International Classification:

F01D 1510
F03B 1312
F03D 900

US Classification:

290 4R

Abstract:

A facility for the generation of electrical power and products for the refueling of clean air vehicles (CAV's) and marine craft and for use by the facility and/or general market. A host of electrical power generation devices including solar panels, solar collectors, wave action generators, reverse osmosis water purification apparatus, electrolizers, hydrogen/oxygen purifiers and compressors, storage units, fuel cells, AC/DC motors and generators and the various connectors, gauges and networks used for interconnecting and dispensing the products of a combined source system are used jointly and severally in a unique siting about an elevated roadway or railway. The idealized site for this combined system is a bridge, or other elevated structures such as lock superstructures, dam faces and otherwise towering facilities. The siting structure is most desirably located adjacent a water source, be it a river, bay, tidal estuary or the like. In addition to the generation of DC electrical power, gaseous products such as may be marketed for their intrinsic value or used in the production of additional power via fuel cell operation are also marketed or used/consumed on site.

US Patent:

42169003, Aug 12, 1980

Filed:

Jan 11, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/002639

Inventors:

Robert J. Dederick - Port Ewen NY

International Classification:

B65D 3302

US Classification:

229 55

Abstract:

The collapsible bag is provided with bellows type folds along two opposed sides of the substantially rectilinear bag and a third side of the bag is connected to the two opposed sides by a pair of foldable gussets to allow for an extra large opening at one end of the bag to facilitate the removal of the contents from the bag. The bag may then be refolded into its initial substantially rectilinear shape and the end of the bag may be folded down to a reduced rectilinear size depending upon the volume of the contents left in the bag. After folding down the end of the bag the same may be secured by folding over the ends of a wire which is secured in and extends beyond the folded over end edge of the fourth side of the bag. Suitable stiffening members may be inserted into two sides of the bag and may be either removed or folded down as the contents of the bag diminish to facilitate the reduction in the size of the bag.

US Patent:

20160183514, Jun 30, 2016

Filed:

Dec 26, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/583341

Inventors:

Robert J. DEDERICK - Port Ewen NY, US
Wayne R. JOHNSON - Ulster Park NY, US

International Classification:

A01M 29/06
B64C 39/02
A01M 29/16

Abstract:

A device for frightening birds from a location is disclosed. The device uses the shape or outline of a predator attached to a powered flying device to maximize the frightening effect. A method of using the device is also provided.