Gary Ryan Roberts
Nursing Home Administrators in Riverton, UT

License number
Utah 8602594-1501
Category
Health Facility Administrator
Type
Health Facility Administrator
Address
Address
Riverton, UT

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Address
Phone
Gary M Roberts
355 200 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84103
(801) 359-4611
Gary M Roberts, age 68
1583 Bluemont Cir, Salt Lake City, UT 84123
(801) 263-1746
Gary M Roberts, age 69
1049 Manchester Rd, Kaysville, UT 84037
(801) 544-3979

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Electromagnetic Induction Devices With Multi-Form Winding And Reflected Magnetizing Impedance

Electromagnetic Induction Devices With Multi-Form Winding And Reflected Magnetizing Impedance

US Patent:
4896063, Jan 23, 1990
Filed:
Mar 9, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/321234
Inventors:
Gary D. Roberts - Riverton UT
Assignee:
S.P.C. Holding Co., Inc. - Salt Lake City UT
International Classification:
H02P 144, H02K 1100
US Classification:
310 68R
Abstract:
An electromagnetic induction machine having inductively coupled primary, secondary and tertiary branch windings. The exciting current of the primary branch is transformed or reflected, via the inductive coupling, to an electrically separate secondary or tertiary branch. This reflected current in the isolated branch is sustained by connecting a capacitive load impedance to it. Thus, a floating parallel resonant circuit is formed which supplies the needed reactive component in lieu of the primary branch. Different winding techniques are then incorporated in the separate branches to maximize the available winding space and provide improved operating or performance characteristics.


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A.c. Induction Devices Having Compound Resistive Coupling Of Tuned Reflux Winding To Neutral Or Electrical Ground

A.c. Induction Devices Having Compound Resistive Coupling Of Tuned Reflux Winding To Neutral Or Electrical Ground

US Patent:
5434496, Jul 18, 1995
Filed:
Dec 7, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/162602
Inventors:
Gary D. Roberts - Riverton UT
Assignee:
RemTech Co. - Lindon UT
International Classification:
G05F 124
US Classification:
323208
Abstract:
Single and polyphase a. c. induction devices, such as: motors, generators, transformers, welders, ballasts, etc. are so wound as to maximize performance and efficiency. For each phase of such device this invention utilizes a combined pair of windings which are conductively and inductively dependent. An energy supply winding of each combined pair is electrically connected to a corresponding input/output phase, while the remaining, or reflux, winding of each pair is electrically connected in series with a tunable capacitive element and to neutral or electrical ground by means of a linear and non-linear resistive means. The energy and reflux windings of each combined pair are positioned within the device in tight-to-critically coupled transformer relationship with a third inductive input/output component and the capacitive reactance adjusted to reduce to a minimum the net reactive factor of the coupled inductive elements and the net reflected impedance of the input/output circuitry, thus facilitating maximum energy transfer and efficiency.


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Tuned A.c. Power Systems Compensator Having Variable Reflective Impedance For Linear And Non-Linear Reactive Load Compensation

Tuned A.c. Power Systems Compensator Having Variable Reflective Impedance For Linear And Non-Linear Reactive Load Compensation

US Patent:
5424626, Jun 13, 1995
Filed:
Jul 23, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/917227
Inventors:
Gary D. Roberts - Riverton UT
Assignee:
RemTech Co. - Lindon UT
International Classification:
G05F 506
US Classification:
323208
Abstract:
The present invention provides means to instantaneously optimize reactive kva for an a. c. power system containing both linear and non-linear reactive loads. The preferred means utilizes a reflux transformer which is tuned for maximum energy transfer between primary and secondary windings. Each secondary winding is connected in series with a variable inductor and a fixed capacitive means, so as to continuously reflect variable reactive kva to the power system via the primary and secondary windings. The reactive kva requirements of the power system can thus be continuously optimized without destructive voltage transients associated with switching graduated units of fixed capacitive compensation or incurring the risk of conducting series resonant currents associated with non-linear loads.


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Self-Excited Asynchronous Alternating Current Generator With Paramutual Inductive Coupling

Self-Excited Asynchronous Alternating Current Generator With Paramutual Inductive Coupling

US Patent:
6020725, Feb 1, 2000
Filed:
Apr 25, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/637415
Inventors:
Gary Dean Roberts - Riverton UT
Assignee:
Lifeline Enterprises L.L.C. - Riverton UT
International Classification:
H02P 900
US Classification:
322 90
Abstract:
An asynchronous alternating current motor/generator having an armature winding which includes interspersed energy coils and reflux coils which are electrically and inductively isolated from each other, but which are paramutually inductively coupled through the rotor. Each reflux coil is positioned at 90 electrical degrees to the adjacent energy coil and is tuned to minimize the inductive reactance of the motor/generator.


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Ballasting System For Fluorescent Lamps Having Improved Energy Transfer

Ballasting System For Fluorescent Lamps Having Improved Energy Transfer

US Patent:
5486739, Jan 23, 1996
Filed:
May 13, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/242417
Inventors:
Gary D. Roberts - Riverton UT
Assignee:
Remtech, L.C. - Lindon UT
International Classification:
H05B 4116
US Classification:
315277
Abstract:
Ballasting system for fluorescent lamps having improved energy transfer capability and which delivers a sinusoidal current waveform free of high order harmonics and induces a similar waveform into the power distribution system. The system includes a low leakage reactance auto-transformer which is tuned to the line frequency, and a separately-wound heating transformer and means for switching energy from the heating transformer each half cycle.


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Tuned Lrc Ballasting Circuit For Compact Fluorescent Lighting

Tuned Lrc Ballasting Circuit For Compact Fluorescent Lighting

US Patent:
5359263, Oct 25, 1994
Filed:
Nov 20, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/979765
Inventors:
Gary D. Roberts - Riverton UT
Assignee:
RemTech Company - Lindon UT
International Classification:
H01J 744
US Classification:
315 58
Abstract:
The present invention offers improvement of performance and efficiency of a compact fluorescent lamp by means of a series tuned LRC ballasting circuit. The resonant voltage rise in the circuit is utilized to increase the cyclic crest voltage necessary for lamp ionization. After ionization occurs, lamp current and power are clamped and regulated by the lower Q factor of the tuned circuit. The LRC circuit provides a square wave of voltage across the lamp with considerable reduction in noise and RF ringing. Since it is a tuned circuit, it operates at approximately unity power factor, at lower temperature, and with a net equivalent impedance that provides for maximum illumination, lamp life and efficiency.


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Bio-Catalytic Oxidation Reactor

Bio-Catalytic Oxidation Reactor

US Patent:
5981270, Nov 9, 1999
Filed:
Apr 21, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/064529
Inventors:
Gary Dean Roberts - Riverton UT
Verlin Jay Roberts - Ovid ID
Assignee:
LifeLine Enterprises LLC - Riverton UT
International Classification:
C05F 902
US Classification:
4352903
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a bio-catalytic oxidation reactor for remediation of organic wastes and more particularly to a bio-reactor for optimizing the process of oxidation reduction, or composting, of organic wastes or by-products. The reactor includes an elongated cylindrical vessel supported for rotation and includes loading and discharge chutes mounted on the ends of the vessel which include feed assemblies mounted to the vessel end plates such that the feed assemblies rotate when the vessel rotates.