NEIL FRANCIS ARCHER
Pilots at White Pne Pl, Paducah, KY

License number
Kentucky A0049086
Issued Date
May 2015
Expiration Date
May 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
12 White Pine Pl, Paducah, KY 42003

Professional information

Neil Archer Photo 1

Input Station For Belt Conveyor

US Patent:
5927478, Jul 27, 1999
Filed:
May 9, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/853822
Inventors:
Neil F. Archer - Paducah KY
Assignee:
Arch Environmental Equipment, Inc. - Paducah KY
International Classification:
B65G 1508
US Classification:
198823
Abstract:
An input station for a wide continuous conveyor belt that moves in a conveyor run through an input station to a discharge location, around a head pulley, through a return run around a tail pulley, and back into the input station. At the input station the belt rides on a plurality of N conventional central support rollers each mounted between two inner stanchions. A plurality of at least 2N elongated, flat, stationary slider rails support each extreme outer edge of the conveyor belt through the input station. There are 2N troughing rolls, one at each end of each central roller, between the slider rails and the central rollers. 2N fixed inner stanchions support each central roller and one end of each of its troughing rollers. 2N fixed medial support members each support one end of a troughing roller. The slider rails are supported by the medial support members and by 2N outer stanchions.


Neil Archer Photo 2

Belt Conveyor Input Station

US Patent:
5350053, Sep 27, 1994
Filed:
Nov 22, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/796420
Inventors:
Neil Archer - Paducah KY
Assignee:
Arch Environmental Equipment, Inc. - Paducah KY
International Classification:
B65G 4719
US Classification:
198525
Abstract:
An input station for a belt conveyor of the kind including a continuous conveyor belt that moves in a conveyor run through an input station to a discharge location, around a head pulley, and in a return run around a tail pulley back to the input station and the conveyor run. At the input station the conventional center support rollers are retained but the support rollers along the sides of the belt are replaced by a plurality of elongated, stationary, flat support members that support the sides of the conveyor belt throughout the input station, improving the seal to input station skirtboards and materially reducing or eliminating input leakage while maintaining roller support and flexibility in the center of the belt, with minimal friction increase.