James L Barlow, JR
Engineers at Cornerstone Dr, Fort Collins, CO

6655304, Dec 2, 2003

Nov 21, 2001

09/979694

James L. Barlow - Fort Collins CO

Barlow Projects, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

F23K 308

110347, 110204, 110205, 110268, 110328, 110165 R

An improved mass fuel combustion system can be designed in a variety of embodiments and alternatives, including designs which include independent gas feeds, independent gas pulsing, independently controllable vibration systems and an overall control system which can coordinate a host of parameters for optimal combustion. One design includes overlapping grate elements ( ) through which combustion gas is introduced and may include apertures to introduce a pulsed mix gas as well as a separate temperature control gas. Efficient poppet designs ( ) can be used to provide an economical and efficient combustion system.

5044288, Sep 3, 1991

Apr 13, 1990

7/508929

James L. Barlow - Fort Collins CO

F23G 500

110346

A grate assembly consisting of a means for receiving a mass fuel and combusting the mass fuel on a surface with the addition of a combustion gas, and discharging the remaining residue. A separate means for injection of a mix gas at multiple points along the surface where combustion is occurring. The mix gas enhancing combustion by aiding in the mixing, drying and migration of the mass fuel during the combustion process. Multiple injection means for the introduction of the mix gas along the surface where combustion is occurring and a means for controlling the rate of introduction of the gas at each point. Separate treatment zones also being defined along the surface where combustion is occurring and a means for introduction of combustion gas within each zone and a means for controlling the rate of introduction of combustion gas to each zone.

2009026, Oct 22, 2009

Apr 15, 2009

12/424369

James L. Barlow - Fort Collins CO, US

G06F 17/28, G06F 17/27

704 2, 704 9

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