FRANK L VINES
Dentist at Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, AL

License number
Florida 2441
Effective Date
Jan 1, 1901
Expiration Date
Dec 31, 1989
Category
Health Care
Type
Dental
Address
Address
1021 Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, AL 35209

Organization information

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Frank L. Vines, D.M.D., PC

Birmingham, AL

Status:
Inactive
Industry:
PROFESSIONAL OF DENTISTRY
Registration:
Feb 21, 1995
State ID:
170-109
Business type:
Domestic Professional Corporation
Formation place:
Jefferson County
Incorporator:
Frank L Vines (incorporator)
Canceled Date:
Jun 20, 2001

Professional information

Frank Vines Photo 1

Hybrid Internal Combustion/Steam Engine

US Patent:
5191766, Mar 9, 1993
Filed:
Jun 10, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/712569
Inventors:
Frank L. Vines - Birmingham AL
International Classification:
F02G 302, F02G 502, B60K 304, B60K 612
US Classification:
60619
Abstract:
A hybrid engine is disclosed which utilizes the heat from the exhausted combustion gases of an internal combustion engine to generate steam externally of the cylinders of the engine. The steam is used to power turbines which may be effectively connected to augment the power supplied by the internal combustion engine or to act as a power transfer medium. The device includes a modified exhaust manifold which incorporates one way valves and water injection ports to enable steam pressurization within the manifold. Steam spent in the turbines is condensed and returned to the system with exhaust gases being vented to atmosphere subsequent to the utilization of their previously wasted heat energy for power production.


Frank Vines Photo 2

Dental Medication Vacuum Pump Delivery Tray

US Patent:
6314960, Nov 13, 2001
Filed:
Sep 28, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/162329
Inventors:
Frank L. Vines - Homewood AL
International Classification:
A61C 514
US Classification:
128859
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for delivery of medicaments to oral tissues is provided. The apparatus operates on the principle of a vacuum pump such that medicaments are essentially sucked into spaces within the dental tissue upon reversal of pressure from negative to positive pressure. The apparatus comprises a resilient plastic material forming a frontal buccal shield, and dental trays for upper and lower dental arches. The device is operated by moving the jaw in a chewing motion after placing medicaments in the upper and lower trays.