Hugh Michael Waldrop
Engineering at Mclean, Memphis, TN

License number
Louisiana PE.0030031
Issued Date
Mar 26, 2002
Expiration Date
Sep 30, 2008
Category
Civil Engineer
Type
Mechanical Engineer
Address
Address
252 N Mclean Blvd North McLean, Memphis, TN 38112

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Hugh Waldrop
252 N Mclean Blvd, Memphis, TN 38112
Hugh Waldrop
6399 Thistle Point Cv, Memphis, TN 38135
Hugh M. Waldrop
Memphis, TN
(901) 276-4631
Hugh Waldrop
6399 Thistle Point Cv, Memphis, TN 38135
Hugh Waldrop
252 Mclean Blvd, Memphis, TN 38112

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Veneer Sorting Apparatus

Veneer Sorting Apparatus

US Patent:
5573121, Nov 12, 1996
Filed:
Nov 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/334514
Inventors:
Daryl G. McKay - Collierville TN
Jimmy R. Richardson - Eads TN
Brian G. Rooney - Vancouver, CA
John L. Nalley - Southaven MA
Hugh M. Waldrop - Memphis TN
Peter W. Gibson - Maple Ridge, CA
Assignee:
Durand-Raute Industries Ltd. - New Westminster
International Classification:
B07C 514
US Classification:
209518
Abstract:
Veneer sorting apparatus for sorting a moving stream of arbitrarily ordered full width, random width, fishtail and trash veneer pieces in response to a signal representative of a characteristic such as width. Each piece is deflected into an appropriate output path: one path contains substantially only full width pieces, a second path contains substantially only trash pieces, and a third path contains substantially only fishtail and random width veneer pieces. A first vacuum source is coupled to a first series of vacuum ports positioned closely proximate to and spaced transversely across the moving stream. Vacuum applied through the ports initially draws all the pieces toward the full width output path. Dampers responsive to the characteristic signal temporarily decouple the vacuum ports from the vacuum source upon detection of a trash piece, allowing the trash to fall away from the full width output path. To further assist in trash removal, an air jet responsive to the characteristic signal is provided adjacent the first vacuum ports to blow trash pieces into the trash output path; and, a first pivotable finger downstream of the vacuum ports responds to the signal by deflecting trash into the trash output path.