John M. Burns
Electrician at 112 Ct, Westminster, CO

License number
Colorado 971021
Issued Date
Jul 10, 1997
Renew Date
Aug 26, 1997
Type
Electrical Apprentice
Address
Address
4795 W 112Th Ct, Westminster, CO 80030

Personal information

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Address
Phone
John Burns
5052 S Raindrop Cir, Colorado Spgs, CO 80917
John Burns
5252 E 111Th Pl, Denver, CO 80233
John J Burns
9557 W San Juan Cir #204, Littleton, CO 80128
(215) 368-8126
John J Burns
1509 Kylie Hts, Woodland Park, CO 80863

Professional information

John Burns Photo 1

Hot Bottle Inspection Apparatus

US Patent:
6584805, Jul 1, 2003
Filed:
Oct 28, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/181832
Inventors:
John William Burns - Westminster CO
Dennis Ray Erickson - Arvada CO
Jack Devin McKeehan - Conifer CO
James Allen Gulka - Arvada CO
Assignee:
Coors Brewing Company - Golden CO
International Classification:
C03B 940
US Classification:
65 2912, 65158, 65160, 65261, 209524, 209526, 264 401
Abstract:
A glass bottle production line comprising a bottle mold which has a plurality of mold cavities arranged in a predetermined order for forming bottles from glass parisons and for transferring the bottles to a conveyor in a predetermined sequence corresponding to the predetermined order of the mold cavities. The conveyor has a hot end portion and a cold end portion for receiving bottles from the bottle mold at an elevated temperature at the hot end portion and conveying the bottles to the cold end portion. A hot bottle inspector located at a fixed inspection station along the conveyor at the hot end portion non-touchingly inspects the bottles as the bottles are conveyed past the inspection station by the conveyor. A mold transfer signal and bottle detection signal are processed to determine the mold cavity used to produce the bottle detected at the inspectors station.


John Burns Photo 2

Hot Bottle Inspection Apparatus And Method

US Patent:
5437702, Aug 1, 1995
Filed:
Aug 24, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/111115
Inventors:
John W. Burns - Westminster CO
Dennis R. Erickson - Arvada CO
Jack D. McKeehan - Conifer CO
James A. Gulka - Arvada CO
Assignee:
Coors Brewing Company - Golden CO
International Classification:
C03B 900, G01B 1130
US Classification:
65 2912
Abstract:
A glass bottle production line comprising a bottle mold which has a plurality of mold cavities arranged in a predetermined order for forming bottles from glass parisons and for transferring the bottles to a conveyor in a predetermined sequence corresponding to the predetermined order of the mold cavities. The conveyor has a hot end portion and a cold end portion for receiving bottles from the bottle mold at an elevated temperature at the hot end portion and conveying the bottles to the cold end portion. A hot bottle inspector located at a fixed inspection station along the conveyor at the hot end portion non-touchingly inspects the bottles as the bottles are conveyed past the inspection station by the conveyor. A mold transfer signal and bottle detection signal are processed to determine the mold cavity used to produce the bottle detected at the inspector's station.


John Burns Photo 3

Apparatus And Method For Separating Low Density Solids From An Airflow

US Patent:
5542544, Aug 6, 1996
Filed:
Oct 24, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/328048
Inventors:
Cliff Merkle - Wheat Ridge CO
John Burns - Westminster CO
Gordon Laib - Littleton CO
Jim Willis - Englewood CO
Scotty Mitchel - Golden CO
Dennis Erickson - Arvada CO
Assignee:
Coors Brewing Company - Golden CO
International Classification:
B07B 700
US Classification:
2091391
Abstract:
Apparatus and method for separating low density solids from an airflow where a first airflow containing low density solids moves through a first conduit at a predetermined velocity and pressure and flows into a separating chamber wherein it is changed into a second airflow at a substantially reduced velocity and pressure to separate a substantial portion of the low density solids and moves out of the separating chamber through one of a second or third conduits as a third airflow at a velocity and pressure substantially the same as that of the first airflow and also passes through filtering apparatus in the second or third conduits to separate additional low density solids out of the third airflow.