Resumes
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Eddie Mcchesney Phones & Addresses
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1434 Cumberland Trace Rd, Bowling Green, KY 42103 (270) 782-7738
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726 Cumberland Trace Rd APT 114, Bowling Green, KY 42103
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Antioch, TN
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Goodlettsville, TN
Publications
Us Patents
Method And Apparatus For Continuous Separation Of Cleaning Solvent From Rinse Fluid In A Dual-Solvent Vapor Degreasing System
View pageUS Patent:
20140048103, Feb 20, 2014
Filed:
Feb 22, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/773735
Inventors:
Kyle J. Doyel - Franklin TN, US
Michael L. Bixenman - Old Hickory TN, US
Ram Wissel - Franklin TN, US
Alan William McCready - Gilmanton NH, US
Robert Eugene Scheidegger - Bowling Green KY, US
Eddie Joe McChesney - Bowling Green KY, US
Kent Dwayne Tedder - Bowling Green KY, US
Michael L. Bixenman - Old Hickory TN, US
Ram Wissel - Franklin TN, US
Alan William McCready - Gilmanton NH, US
Robert Eugene Scheidegger - Bowling Green KY, US
Eddie Joe McChesney - Bowling Green KY, US
Kent Dwayne Tedder - Bowling Green KY, US
International Classification:
B08B 3/14
B08B 3/08
B08B 3/08
US Classification:
134 10, 134 951
Abstract:
A method for cleaning a precision component which includes the steps of immersing the component in a heated solvating agent disposed in a pre-clean module tank to thereby remove an adherent contaminant; treating the component with a rinsing solvent to remove any remaining contaminants and residual solvating agent in a separate rinse degreaser whereby contaminants removed from the component collect in the rinse degreaser; and removing contaminated solvent from the rinse degreaser to a micro-still to separate the contaminants from the rinse solvent and direct the purified rinse solvent to the rinse degreaser. An apparatus is also provided for cleaning contaminants from a precision component including a pre-clean module tank containing a heated solvating agent, a degreaser containing a rinsing solvent, and a micro-still which separates the contaminants from the rinsing solvent and directs the purified rinsing solvent to the rinse degreaser.
Vacuum Extraction Cleaning System
View pageUS Patent:
60765372, Jun 20, 2000
Filed:
Mar 30, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/050851
Inventors:
Christopher J. Brink - Bowling Green KY
Eddie J. McChesney - Bowling Green KY
Eddie J. McChesney - Bowling Green KY
Assignee:
Detrex Corporation - Bowling Green KY
International Classification:
B08B 304
US Classification:
134 57R
Abstract:
A pulse vacuum extraction solvent cleaning system in which solvent remnants are removed from a cleaning vessel by evacuating the closed cleaning vessel to a predetermined vacuum pressure. At the predetermined vacuum pressure, if the concentration of solvent exceeds a predetermined value, air is introduced into the cleaning vessel to reduce the vacuum pressure and provide a carrier to remove the solvent. The process repeats until the solvent concentration falls below a predetermined threshold.
Apparatus For Continuous Separation Of Cleaning Solvent From Rinse Fluid In A Dual-Solvent Vapor Degreasing System
View pageUS Patent:
20160008855, Jan 14, 2016
Filed:
Mar 2, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/635169
Inventors:
- Nashville TN, US
Michael L. Bixenman - Old Hickory TN, US
Ram Wissel - Franklin TN, US
Alan William McCready - Gilmanton NH, US
Robert Eugene Scheidegger - Bowling Green KY, US
Eddie Joe McChesney - Bowling Green KY, US
Kent Dwayne Tedder - Bowling Green KY, US
Michael L. Bixenman - Old Hickory TN, US
Ram Wissel - Franklin TN, US
Alan William McCready - Gilmanton NH, US
Robert Eugene Scheidegger - Bowling Green KY, US
Eddie Joe McChesney - Bowling Green KY, US
Kent Dwayne Tedder - Bowling Green KY, US
International Classification:
B08B 3/14
B08B 3/08
B08B 3/08
Abstract:
A method for cleaning a precision component which includes the steps of immersing the component in a heated solvating agent disposed in a pre-clean module tank to thereby remove an adherent contaminant; treating the component with a rinsing solvent to remove any remaining contaminants and residual solvating agent in a separate rinse degreaser whereby contaminants removed from the component collect in the rinse degreaser; and removing contaminated solvent from the rinse degreaser to a micro-still to separate the contaminants from the rinse solvent and direct the purified rinse solvent to the rinse degreaser. An apparatus is also provided for cleaning contaminants from a precision component including a pre-clean module tank containing a heated solvating agent, a degreaser containing a rinsing solvent, and a micro-still which separates the contaminants from the rinsing solvent and directs the purified rinsing solvent to the rinse degreaser.