Angelo W Benedetti

7874763, Jan 25, 2011

Oct 28, 2008

12/259710

Angelo Benedetti - Brecksville OH, US

Asphalt Recycling System - Brecksville OH

E01C 7/06

404 95, 404 77, 404 79

A heating head for a paving apparatus includes a substantially cylindrical head housing, having a top housing edge axially spaced from a bottom housing edge, a sidewall having a spiral cross-sectional shape and a laterally extending top housing cover attached to at least a portion of the top housing edge. The head housing defines an air chamber and is adapted to accept and direct airflow through the heating head. The sidewall defines an intake vent at a radially outward end and an air chamber inlet at a radially inward end. The intake vent and air chamber inlet are spaced apart and in mutual fluid communication via an elongated circumferentially extending air passage to direct airflow from an exterior of the heating head to the air chamber.

20100104363, Apr 29, 2010

Oct 28, 2008

12/259681

Angelo Benedetti - Brecksville OH, US

E01C 7/06
E01C 23/14

404 75, 404 95, 404113

A primary furnace device is adapted to heat a paved area to a first predetermined temperature. A secondary furnace device is adapted to heat the paved area to a second predetermined temperature via a multi-stage process having at least two heating zones interspersed with at least one soaking zone. A heater/shaver is adapted to heat the paved area to a third predetermined temperature and to shave the heated paved area to a predetermined depth to create a first mixture located upon a substrate. A mixer/finisher is adapted to collect the first mixture, mix the first mixture, and produce recycled pavement. The primary furnace device, secondary furnace device, heater/shaver, and mixer/finisher travel in series along the paved area in a longitudinal direction. A method of recycling pavement is also provided.

47657723, Aug 23, 1988

May 29, 1987

7/055600

Angelo W. Benedetti - Bedford OH

Angelo Benedetti, Inc. - Bedford OH

E01C 700
E01C 1912
E01C 1922

404 77

Disclosed herein is a method and apparatus for filling voids in recycled asphalt. When asphalt has been recycled through the use of a heater-scarifier-screed apparatus, inherently, the pavement surface has voids therein which render the surface porous. The apparatus disclosed herein spreads a thin layer of asphalt over the recycled asphalt in such a manner that substantially all of the voids in the surface thereof are filled. When the method disclosed herein has been completed, the result is a substantially smooth, recycled, repaved trafficable asphalt surface.

39704041, Jul 20, 1976

Jun 28, 1974

5/484070

Angelo W. Benedetti - Bedford OH

E01C 706

404 77

The invention concerns heating an asphalt pavement in successive stages during time-spaced intervals. This permits the asphalt to be heated to its softening temperature without being overheated, and also permits the heat to penetrate deeply into the asphalt by conduction to soften the asphalt to a substantial depth (e. g. 1 inch or more). The asphalt is then scarified to a depth not greater than the depth to which it has been softened, and the scarified asphalt is then worked into a trafficable surface.