GEORGE WILLIAM LORENZ
Pilots at Woodcreek Ct, Downers Grove, IL
License number
Illinois A1147077
Issued Date
Sep 2016
Expiration Date
Sep 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
8118 Woodcreek Ct, Downers Grove, IL 60516
Personal information
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Address
Phone
8118 Woodcreek Ct, Downers Grove, IL 60516
25W170 Salem Ave, Naperville, IL 60540
101 Walnut St, Apple River, IL 61001
103 Baldwin St, Apple River, IL 61001
101 W Walnut St, Apple River, IL 61001
Professional information
Method For Automated Continuous Production Of Chewing Gum
US Patent:
6017565, Jan 25, 2000
Filed:
May 22, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/083293
Inventors:
Joseph D. Rancich - Park Ridge IL
Ronald A. Brix - Darien IL
Rodney F. Onusaitis - Darien IL
Karl B. Bucholz - LaGrange IL
Carl S. Peterson - Roselle IL
George W. Lorenz - Downers Grove IL
Dennis K. Moriarty - Munster IN
Anthony R. Banasiak - Brookfield IL
Ronald A. Brix - Darien IL
Rodney F. Onusaitis - Darien IL
Karl B. Bucholz - LaGrange IL
Carl S. Peterson - Roselle IL
George W. Lorenz - Downers Grove IL
Dennis K. Moriarty - Munster IN
Anthony R. Banasiak - Brookfield IL
Assignee:
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A23G 330
US Classification:
426 3
Abstract:
A system and method are provided for automatically and continuously producing chewing gum and/or chewing gum base. A system controller receives inputs of parameters necessary for production. Ingredients are automatically and continuously fed and mixed to form a desired end product. During production of chewing gum, the gum is automatically and continuously discharged from the mixer and can be automatically dusted, rolled, scored and wrapped. The system is continuously monitored with appropriate sensing devices. Signals indicative of the sensed conditions are sent to the controller, and the system automatically adjusts to produce a consistent end product. An alarm is activated upon sensing of a predetermined condition.
Process Control System For Automated Continuous Production Of Chewing Gum
US Patent:
5827549, Oct 27, 1998
Filed:
Feb 21, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/604167
Inventors:
Joseph D. Rancich - Park Ridge IL
Ronald A. Brix - Darien IL
Rodney F. Onusaitis - Darien IL
Karl B. Bucholz - LaGrange IL
Carl S. Peterson - Roselle IL
George W. Lorenz - Downers Grove IL
Dennis K. Moriarty - Munster IN
Anthony R. Banasiak - Brookfield IL
Ronald A. Brix - Darien IL
Rodney F. Onusaitis - Darien IL
Karl B. Bucholz - LaGrange IL
Carl S. Peterson - Roselle IL
George W. Lorenz - Downers Grove IL
Dennis K. Moriarty - Munster IN
Anthony R. Banasiak - Brookfield IL
Assignee:
Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A23G 300, A23G 330
US Classification:
425145
Abstract:
A system is provided for automatically and continuously producing chewing gum and/or chewing gum base. A system controller receives inputs of parameters necessary for production. Ingredients are automatically and continuously fed and mixed to form a desired end product. During production of chewing gum, the gum is automatically and continuously discharged from the mixer and can be automatically dusted, rolled, scored and wrapped. The system is continuously monitored with appropriate sensing devices. Signals indicative of the sensed conditions are sent to the controller, and the system automatically adjusts to produce a consistent end product. An alarm is activated upon sensing of a predetermined condition.
Methods For Manufacturing Coated Confectionary Products
US Patent:
7378118, May 27, 2008
Filed:
Aug 14, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/218991
Inventors:
Joo Hae Song - Chicago IL, US
Choongil Kim - Naperville IL, US
George Lorenz - Downers Grove IL, US
Henry Valdez - Oak Lawn IL, US
Choongil Kim - Naperville IL, US
George Lorenz - Downers Grove IL, US
Henry Valdez - Oak Lawn IL, US
Assignee:
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A23G 3/54
US Classification:
426103, 426303, 426304, 426307
Abstract:
Improved coatings and methods for manufacturing coated confectionary or chewing gum products are provided. Polyol coatings can be formed while polyols are in a molten state. Trehalose can also be used to form coatings on a confection or chewing gum by applying the trehalose while in a molten state.