THOMAS LLOYD NORTH
Pilots at Woodside Park Dr, Holly Springs, GA

License number

Georgia A2337380

Issued Date

Apr 2015

Expiration Date

Apr 2017

Professional information

Thomas North - Canton, GA

Work:

Pilgrims Pride - Canton, GA
skinner Expert Personnel Solutions
Assembly, Machine operator Skinner Nurseries - MERIETTA GA
Bobcat operator, Forklift operator Beaumont Products
Forklift operator, loading Murray's Milwork - Cartersville, GA
Glass Installer Stock Building Suppplies
Machine operator, line leader

Education:

Fredick Douglass High School - Canton, GA
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Counter For A Plural-Chamber Pneumatic Pump

US Patent:

5547345, Aug 20, 1996

Filed:

Apr 3, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/415292

Inventors:

Thomas G. North - Woodstock GA
Thomas Graham - Ocean NJ
Yushan Wang - Howell NJ

Assignee:

Standard Keil Industries, Inc. - Allenwood NJ
The Coca-Cola Company - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

F04B 5300

US Classification:

417 63

Abstract:

A pneumatic pump of the type having a pair of pump chambers each divided by a diaphragm assembly coupled by a main shaft includes a housing having a central valve chamber. An integral counter, mounted in the pump housing, is also coupled to the diaphragm shaft, and provides a count of the number of shaft reciprocations performed.

Apparatus And Method For Dispensing A Cool Beverage

US Patent:

5996842, Dec 7, 1999

Filed:

Jun 24, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/103945

Inventors:

Michael J. Riley - Alpharetta GA
Thomas G. North - Woodstock GA
Ronald E. Grimm - Grayson GA

Assignee:

The Coca-Cola Company - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

G01F 1100

US Classification:

222 1

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for dispensing a cool beverage which includes a metal cold plate which is cooled by ice in an ice bin of the apparatus. The beverage dispensing conduit extends through the cold plate so as to be cooled thereby, and a cooling conduit also extends through the cold plate so that a cooling medium may be passed through the cooling conduit to supplement the cooling provided by the ice. In a preferred embodiment, the cooling medium utilizes a portion of the chilled glycol of an otherwise conventional refrigerated beer dispensing system.