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Kent J Dieball

from Stillwater, OK
Age ~57
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Also known as:
Kent Jay Dieball, Kent Fugate
Phone and address:
5302 W Country Club Dr, Stillwater, OK 74074
(918) 372-5535
Related to:
Kimberly K Moege, 60Shelley L Chadwell, 75Roberta M Poorboy, 90Robbie L Minor, 53Shane PoorboyStephanie MinorCarol Smalley
Connected to:
Gayla M Dieball, 82Kayla R Dieball, 71Robert S Diebboll, 65Alyssa L Diebel, 36Claudia J Diebel, 112Deborah C Diebel, 58Jessica L Diebel, 43Johnny A Diebel, 39Marcia Diebel, 69Nancy L Diebel, 113

Kent Dieball Phones & Addresses

  • 5302 W Country Club Dr, Stillwater, OK 74074 (918) 372-5535
  • 602 Eskridge, Stillwater, OK 74075 (405) 372-5535
  • Alma, KS
  • Duncan, OK

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Kent Dieball
Vice President
Mircrofirm Inc
Computer Related Services, NEC
1505 S August St, Stillwater, OK 74074
(405) 377-7343

Publications

Us Patents

Method And System To Control Flow From Individual Nozzles While Controlling Overall System Flow And Pressure

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US Patent:
8191795, Jun 5, 2012
Filed:
Jul 31, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/533486
Inventors:
Jeff Grimm - Hiawatha KS, US
Kent Dieball - Stillwater OK, US
Duane Needham - San Francisco CA, US
Tyron Johnson - Coffeyville KS, US
Marvin Stone - Stillwater OK, US
Assignee:
Capstan Ag Systems, Inc. - Topeka KS
International Classification:
B05B 17/00
A01G 27/00
US Classification:
239 1, 239 67, 239 69, 239159, 239170, 239172, 239551, 239566, 700283
Abstract:
A method and system has been developed to individually control the flow of liquid products from any nozzle within a plurality of nozzles using pulse width modulated solenoid actuated valves residing on a CAN communication network. The CAN communication network has been further developed to manage the high current requirements of the solenoid actuated valves, the large physical length and high number of nozzles used on modern agricultural application equipment and integration and retrofit requirements when used in conjunction with commercially available application rate control devices. The method and system simultaneously controls multiple flow and shutoff related inputs including but not limited to turn radius, nozzle overlap, swath reduction, nozzle spacing, fence row rates, wheel track rates, etc. The method and system will also simultaneously accept one or more external inputs from commercially available application rate control devices where other rate and shutoff inputs may be used, for example, variable rates per boom section based on GIS maps or multiple in-field sensors along the boom. The method and system further incorporates the artificial manipulation of commercial rate controller inputs and outputs to facilitate these individual nozzle control features and benefits without compromising the overall system flow control performed by the commercial rate controller.

Method And System To Control Flow From Individual Nozzles While Controlling Overall System Flow And Pressure

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US Patent:
8523085, Sep 3, 2013
Filed:
Jun 5, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/488676
Inventors:
Jeff Grimm - Hiawatha KS, US
Kent Dieball - Stillwater OK, US
Duane Needham - San Francisco CA, US
Tyron Johnson - Coffeyville KS, US
Marvin Stone - Stillwater OK, US
Assignee:
Capstan AG Systems, Inc. - Topeka KS
International Classification:
B05B 17/00
A01G 27/00
US Classification:
239 1, 239 67, 239 69, 239159, 239170, 239172, 239551, 239566, 700283
Abstract:
A method and system has been developed to individually control the flow of liquid products from any nozzle within a plurality of nozzles using pulse width modulated solenoid actuated valves. The method and system simultaneously controls multiple flow and shutoff related inputs including but not limited to turn radius, nozzle overlap, swath reduction, nozzle spacing, fence row rates, wheel track rates, etc. The method and system will also simultaneously accept one or more external inputs from commercially available application rate control devices where other rate and shutoff inputs may be used, for example, variable rates per boom section based on GIS maps or multiple in-field sensors along the boom. The method and system further incorporates the artificial manipulation of commercial rate controller inputs and outputs to facilitate these individual nozzle control features and benefits without compromising the overall system flow control performed by the commercial rate controller.

Systems And Methods For Determining And Visually Depicting Spray Band Length Of An Agricultural Fluid Application System

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US Patent:
20190124907, May 2, 2019
Filed:
Oct 29, 2018
Appl. No.:
16/173707
Inventors:
- Topeka KS, US
Adam Madison - Lancaster KS, US
Tyron Johnson - Coffeyville KS, US
Kent Dieball - Stillwater OK, US
International Classification:
A01M 7/00
B05B 12/16
B05B 15/68
A01C 23/02
A01C 7/20
A01C 21/00
A01C 23/04
Abstract:
A spraying system for spraying a fluid includes a nozzle assembly configured to spray the fluid in response to receiving a control signal, a sensor configured to transmit a detection signal upon detection of a target, and a user interface configured to receive input from an operator. The spraying system further includes a control system communicatively coupled to the sensor to receive the detection signal from the sensor, the control system configured to transmit the control signal to the nozzle assembly at least in part in response to reception of the detection signal, the control system further configured to determine a fluid band length and an offset distance of the fluid band length from the target based at least in part on information input by the operator to the user interface. The user interface displays a graphic representation of the fluid band length and the offset distance relative to the target.

Systems And Methods For Determining And Visually Depicting Spray Band Length Of An Agricultural Fluid Application System

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US Patent:
20170251656, Sep 7, 2017
Filed:
Nov 4, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/343713
Inventors:
- Topeka KS, US
Adam Madison - Lancaster KS, US
Tyron Johnson - Coffeyville KS, US
Kent Dieball - Stillwater OK, US
International Classification:
A01M 7/00
B05B 15/08
B05B 15/04
A01C 23/04
A01C 7/20
Abstract:
A spraying system for spraying a fluid includes a nozzle assembly configured to spray the fluid in response to receiving a control signal, a sensor configured to transmit a detection signal upon detection of a target, and a user interface configured to receive input from an operator. The spraying system further includes a control system communicatively coupled to the sensor to receive the detection signal from the sensor, the control system configured to transmit the control signal to the nozzle assembly at least in part in response to reception of the detection signal, the control system further configured to determine a fluid band length and an offset distance of the fluid band length from the target based at least in part on information input by the operator to the user interface. The user interface displays a graphic representation of the fluid band length and the offset distance relative to the target.

Failure Tolerant Tire Inflation System

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US Patent:
20160068033, Mar 10, 2016
Filed:
Sep 4, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/477580
Inventors:
Anthony L. Ingram - Edmond OK, US
- Edmond OK, US
Kent J. Dieball - Stillwater OK, US
International Classification:
B60C 23/00
B60C 23/16
G01L 17/00
Abstract:
A failure tolerant tire inflation system for supplying pressurized air from an onboard source to the vehicle tires in the event of a pressure drop in one or more of the tires below a predetermined level. The system includes a tire inflation valve communicable with the source of pressurized air, a tire selector valve assembly for selectively communicating air from the tire inflation valve with the vehicle tires, a plurality of valve assemblies each communicating with at least one tire and selectively communicating with the tire selector valve assembly. A controller selectively activates and deactivates the tire inflation valve and valve assemblies to sequentially check the pressure in the tires and direct air to any underinflated tire. A transducer is provided for detecting the tire pressure levels upon the opening of the valve assembly communicating with that tire and communicating the underinflated condition to the controller.
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