GLENN M HALL, M.D.
Radiology at Harroun Rd, Sylvania, OH

4726286, Feb 23, 1988

Oct 7, 1986

6/916286

Donald E. Anderson - Maumee OH
Glenn E. Hall - Toledo OH

The Andersons - Maumee OH

A01F 2508

98 56

An improved aeration system for use with a storage structure for storing particulate material such as grain. The storage structure includes a large flexible cover which is vertically movable relative to a center vertical support. The aeration system includes a vessel adjacent the lower end of the support. Air inlet pipes extend radially outwardly from the vessel. One or more fans are in communication with the air inlet pipes to hold the cover down and to aerate the material. The cover hold down and the aeration begin during initial filling of the storage structure and continues after filling is completed. In another embodiment a second plurality of air inlet pipes extend inwardly from the cover periphery toward the support. Fans are in communication with the second plurality of air inlet pipes to aid in providing the hold down forces and in the aeration of the particulate material.

4372053, Feb 8, 1983

Nov 21, 1980

6/209140

Robert J. Anderson - Toledo OH
Glenn E. Hall - Toledo OH

The Andersons - Maumee OH

F26B 316, F26B 1714

34 11

This invention relates to a method and apparatus for drying particulate material wherein the particulate material is passed through an enclosed chamber. A heated fluid is introduced into a portion of the enclosed chamber to heat and absorb the moisture from the particulate material. A cooling fluid is introduced into a portion of the enclosed chamber to cool and absorb moisture from the heated particulate material. The particulate material is recirculated through the enclosed chamber until the desired degree of drying is achieved.

4439211, Mar 27, 1984

Jan 29, 1982

6/343729

Donald E. Anderson - Maumee OH
Glenn E. Hall - Toledo OH
Kevin M. Foley - Maumee OH

The Andersons - Maumee OH

B01D 5000

55 1

A method of reducing the liberation of dust particles from a dry particulate matter is disclosed. The particulate matter is transferred to a location where it falls through the air, a small amount of water is introduced onto the particles of material in the material stream, the water being added in the amount of at least 1. 01 % and no more than 1% of the weight of the dry particulate matter. The wetted particles contact each other and are distributed generally uniformally throughout the remainder of the material. The delivery of the wetted particles is delayed by a period of at least one second. A smooth path is provided for the material stream after the uniform distribution and prior to discharge at the discharge location.

4627333, Dec 9, 1986

Nov 27, 1984

6/675207

Thomas H. Anderson - Maumee OH
Donald E. Anderson - Maumee OH
Glenn E. Hall - Toledo OH
Roy W. Blanton - Toledo OH

The Andersons - Maumee OH

A01F 2508

98 56

A method and apparatus for storing a particulate material in a storage assembly. The storage assembly includes a wall for retaining the particulate material and a cover. A cap is positioned above the cover and mounts a vertically movable ring assembly. During filling, the ring assembly is adjusted to tension the cover. A flow of fluid is provided through said stored particulate material for maintaining the temperature within the stored particulate material within a predetermined upper and lower limit and also urges the cover into contact with the particulate material.