STEVEN ALLAN KEMPE
Pilots at Fm 723, Richmond, TX
License number
Texas A1001903
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
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Address
5028 Fm 723 Rd, Richmond, TX 77406
Professional information
Methods For Spray-On Insulation
US Patent:
6737106, May 18, 2004
Filed:
Jun 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/455758
Inventors:
Steven A. Kempe - Richmond TX
William F. Boyer - Pearland TX
Harry Joe Witt - Richmond TX
William F. Boyer - Pearland TX
Harry Joe Witt - Richmond TX
Assignee:
International Cellulose Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
B05D 112
US Classification:
427180, 427181, 427236, 427324, 427421
Abstract:
A method for applying fibrous cellulose insulation to a substrate such as a wall, ceiling, attic part or floor which includes, in at least certain embodiments, mixing cellulose fibers with an adhesive and a discoloration reducing additive and applying the resulting mixture to the substrate.
Methods For Spray-On Insulation
US Patent:
5853802, Dec 29, 1998
Filed:
Oct 31, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/962161
Inventors:
Harold F. Boyer - Houston TX
Steven A. Kempe - Richmond TX
William F. Boyer - Pearland TX
Steven A. Kempe - Richmond TX
William F. Boyer - Pearland TX
Assignee:
International Cellulose Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
B05D 510
US Classification:
4272071
Abstract:
The present invention, in certain embodiments, discloses a method for treating cellulose fibers comprising treating cellulose fibers with an acidic medium, and applying an adhesive composition to the cellulose fibers, the adhesive composition including polyvinyl alcohol cooked without addition of an acidic substance. The present invention, in certain embodiments, discloses a method for spraying with a spray nozzle an insulation composition onto a substrate, the method including introducing cellulose fibers under pressure through a first hose into the spray nozzle, the cellulose fibers treated with an acidic medium, introducing an adhesive composition under pressure through a second hose into the spray nozzle, the adhesive composition comprising polyvinyl alcohol cooked without an acidic medium, and spraying from the spray nozzle the treated cellulose fibers and adhesive composition onto the substrate.
Methods For Spray-On Insulation For Walls And Floor
US Patent:
6251476, Jun 26, 2001
Filed:
Mar 27, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/535418
Inventors:
Harold F. Boyer - Stafford TX
Steven A. Kempe - Richmond TX
Steven A. Kempe - Richmond TX
Assignee:
International Cellulose Corp. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B05D 102, B05D 722
US Classification:
4272071
Abstract:
A method for applying fibrous cellulose insulation to a wall, ceiling, or floor which includes in at least certain embodiments mixing cellulose fibers with an adhesive without water producing a mixture, and applying (e. g. by blowing or spraying) the mixture to a surface. The method further includes spraying the mixture with a spray nozzle onto the wall by introducing cellulose fibers under pressure through a first hose into the spray nozzle, introducing the adhesive in aqueous solution under pressure through a second hose into the spray nozzle, and spraying from the spray nozzle the mixture onto the wall. In one aspect acid-containing fibers are sprayed with a PVOH adhesive (cooked with or without an acidic medium) to create the mixture.
Aesthetic Applied Cellulose Material
US Patent:
2006005, Mar 9, 2006
Filed:
Sep 3, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/934838
Inventors:
Steven Kempe - Richmond TX, US
Harry Witt - Richmond TX, US
William Boyer - Pearland TX, US
Harry Witt - Richmond TX, US
William Boyer - Pearland TX, US
International Classification:
B05D 3/12, A46B 15/00
US Classification:
427355000, 401009000
Abstract:
A method for producing a layer of cellulose material on a substrate, including, at least in certain aspects, mixing cellulose material with an adhesive in aqueous solution producing a mixture, applying the mixture to a surface of the substrate, the mixture as applied having an outer surface, and smoothing the outer surface with a finishing tool, the finishing tool having a base, optionally a cushion portion adjacent the base, and a smooth non-permeable covering over the base, the smooth non-permeable covering for contacting, pressing against, and moving on the outer surface of the mixture as applied; and such finishing tools for use in such methods.
Methods For Aesthetic Applied Cellulose Material
US Patent:
2007012, May 31, 2007
Filed:
Oct 12, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/580219
Inventors:
Steven Kempe - Richmond TX, US
Harry Witt - Richmond TX, US
William Boyer - Pearland TX, US
Harry Witt - Richmond TX, US
William Boyer - Pearland TX, US
International Classification:
B05D 3/12
US Classification:
427355000
Abstract:
A method for producing a layer of cellulose material on a substrate, including, at least in certain aspects, mixing cellulose material with an adhesive in aqueous solution producing a mixture, applying the mixture to a surface of the substrate, the mixture as applied having an outer surface, and smoothing the outer surface with a finishing tool, the finishing tool having a base, optionally a cushion portion adjacent the base, and a smooth non-permeable covering over the base, the smooth non-permeable covering for contacting, pressing against, and moving on the outer surface of the mixture as applied; and such finishing tools for use in such methods.
Methods For Smoothing A Layer Of Cellulose Material
US Patent:
2009031, Dec 17, 2009
Filed:
Jun 3, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/455579
Inventors:
Steven Allan Kempe - Richmond TX, US
Harry Joe Witt - Richmond TX, US
William F. Boyer - Pearland TX, US
Harry Joe Witt - Richmond TX, US
William F. Boyer - Pearland TX, US
International Classification:
B05D 3/12
US Classification:
427355
Abstract:
A method for producing a smoothed layer of cellulose material on a substrate, including, at least in certain aspects, mixing cellulose material with an adhesive and gelling material in aqueous solution producing a mixture, applying the mixture to a surface of the substrate, the mixture as applied having an outer surface, and smoothing the outer surface with a finishing tool, the finishing tool having a base, optionally a cushion portion adjacent the base, and a smooth non-permeable covering over the base, the smooth non-permeable covering for contacting, pressing against, and moving on the outer surface of the mixture as applied; and such finishing tools for use in such methods.