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John A Careatti

from Tappahannock, VA
Age ~76
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Also known as:
John Alan Careatti, John K Careatti
Related to:
Joshua B Careatti, 50Kathleen Careatti, 76
Connected to:
Adrienne R Careccia, 45Chris Careccia, 61Adrian J Carel, 44Kirstin D Carel, 52Denise Carela, 39Fausto Carela, 60Rafael Carela, 64Wendy Carela, 29Delis C Carelis, 39Beth A Carella, 43

John Careatti Phones & Addresses

  • Tappahannock, VA
  • Dunnsville, VA
  • 908 Clay St, Richmond, VA 23220
  • 1207 Franklin St, Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 918-0201 (804) 918-0209
  • Kennewick, WA
  • Copper Hill, VA

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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
John Careatti
Instructor Mechanical Engineering
Virginia Community College System Office
Junior College
4700 S 19 St, Lincoln, NE 68512
13101 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Chester, VA 23831
(804) 796-4000, (804) 796-4238

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Us Patents

Bio-Mass Burner With Grate Therefor And Method Of Operation

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US Patent:
43959563, Aug 2, 1983
Filed:
Feb 22, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/351267
Inventors:
Calvin H. Hand - Tappahannock VA
David J. Hand - Warsaw VA
John A. Careatti - Howertons VA
International Classification:
F23B 500
F23K 300
US Classification:
110235
Abstract:
A bio-mass burner having a continuous feed on demand to a first combustion chamber that contains a hollow grate structure. The novel method of operation includes the use of at least one venturi tube which is in fluid communication with the hollow grate structure to establish an air flow into a second combustion chamber. Primary air to support combustion in the first chamber is supplied to the underside of the grate structure. Secondary air to support combustion in the second chamber is supplied through the hollow grate structure and then to the venturi tube in a sufficiently tortuous path through the first combustion chamber to insure that the air is superheated at the outlet of the venturi tube. A baffle arrangement in the first combustion chamber directs the fuel product toward the grate structure and assists in preventing any unburned gases from being ejected into the atmosphere.

Bio-Mass Burner With Grate Therefor And Method Of Operation

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US Patent:
43411991, Jul 27, 1982
Filed:
Jun 13, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/159226
Inventors:
Calvin H. Hand - Tappahannock VA
David J. Hand - Warsaw VA
John A. Careatti - Howertons VA
International Classification:
F23H 102
F23H 300
US Classification:
126163A
Abstract:
A bio-mass burner having a continuous feed on demand to a first combustion chamber that contains a hollow grate structure. The novel method of operation includes the use of at least one venturi tube which is in fluid communication with the hollow grate structure to establish an air flow into a second combustion chamber. Primary air to support combustion in the first chamber is supplied to the underside of the grate structure. Secondary air to support combustion in the second chamber is supplied through the hollow grate structure and then to the venturi tube in a sufficiently tortuous path through the first combustion chamber to insure that the air is superheated at the outlet of the venturi tube. A baffle arrangement in the first combustion chamber directs the fuel product toward the grate structure and assists in preventing any unburned gases from being ejected into the atmosphere.

Bio-Mass Burner With Grate Therefor And Method Of Operation

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US Patent:
44754710, Oct 9, 1984
Filed:
May 31, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/499488
Inventors:
Calvin H. Hand - Tappahannock VA
David J. Hand - Warsaw VA
John A. Careatti - Howertons VA
International Classification:
F23B 500
F23K 300
US Classification:
110345
Abstract:
A bio-mass burner having a continuous feed on demand to a first combustion chamber that contains a hollow grate structure. The novel method of operation includes the use of at least one venturi tube which is in fluid communication with the hollow grate structure to establish an air flow into a second combustion chamber. Primary air to support combustion in the first chamber is supplied to the underside of the grate structure. Secondary air to support combustion in the second chamber is supplied through the hollow grate structure and then to the venturi tube in a sufficiently tortuous path through the first combustion chamber to insure that the air is superheated at the outlet of the venturi tube. A baffle arrangement in the first combustion chamber directs the fuel product toward the grate structure and assists in preventing any unburned gases from being ejected into the atmosphere.
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