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Vito D Agosta

from Huntington, NY
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Related to:
Diana E Agosta, 69Charles Agosta, 67Eleanor Agosta, 30Eliza Agosta, 27
Connected to:
Amy E Agosta, 36Anthony J Agosta, 55Brigitte J Agosta, 37David R Agosta, 63Emily R Agosta, 33Giovanni Agosta, 71Joann Agosta, 59Kim M Agosta, 54Laura M Agosta, 41Richard Agosta, 65

Vito Agosta Phones & Addresses

  • 42 Cherry Ln, Huntington, NY 11743 (631) 427-0432
  • Greenlawn, NY

Work

Company: Fuel systems design Position: President

Education

School / High School: Columbia University In the City of New York 1950 to 1958

Skills

Team Leadership • Account Management • Employee Training • Customer Service • Tourism • Press Releases • Public Relations • Sales • Management

Emails

v***[email protected]

Industries

Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

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Location:
New York, NY
Industry:
Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
Work:
Fuel Systems Design
President
Education:
Columbia University In the City of New York 1950 - 1958
University of Michigan 1947 - 1948
Masters, Mechanical Engineering New Utrecht High School
Columbia University
Skills:
Team Leadership
Account Management
Employee Training
Customer Service
Tourism
Press Releases
Public Relations
Sales
Management

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Vito Agosta
Owner
Propulsion Science Co
Commercial Physical Research
300 Broadway, Huntington Station, NY 11746
(631) 219-0708
Vito Agosta
FUELS SYSTEMS DESIGN CORPORATION
42 Cherry Ln, Huntington, NY 11743
300 Broadway, Huntington Station, NY 11746

Publications

Us Patents

Chemical Mixing And Metering Apparatus

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US Patent:
6701953, Mar 9, 2004
Filed:
Jun 11, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/166481
Inventors:
Vito Agosta - Huntington NY
Assignee:
Stay Green, Inc. - Moriches NY
International Classification:
E03B 707
US Classification:
137268, 1372055, 1375645, 422264, 422282
Abstract:
A chemical mixing and metering apparatus is provided which can be easily incorporated into existing irrigation lines. The apparatus includes a venturi which is positioned along an irrigation supply line. The venturi is connected to a chemical supply container by a chemical conduit and by a bypass conduit. A valve is positioned in the bypass conduit to regulate the flow of irrigation fluid from the irrigation supply line into the chemical supply container. A check valve or vent is provided in the container to prevent formation of a vacuum. The chemical mixing and metering apparatus is operable in two modes of operation. Firstly, the apparatus may be operated as a vacuum system by closing the valve in the bypass conduit. Secondly, the system may be operated in a force feed/vacuum mode by opening the valve in the bypass conduit. Moreover, the apparatus may be used to inject solid and/or liquid chemicals into an irrigation system.

Fuel System And Method For Burning Liquid Ammonia In Engines And Boilers

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US Patent:
8495974, Jul 30, 2013
Filed:
May 18, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/454443
Inventors:
Vito Agosta - Huntington NY, US
International Classification:
F02B 43/00
US Classification:
123 1A, 123 2
Abstract:
A process and apparatus is provided for burning liquid ammonia in an energy device such as a diesel engine, boiler or gas turbine. In particular, the process and apparatus include mixing a renewable fuel with a low flame speed and high ignition temperature, e. g. , ammonia, with a combustible liquid fossil or bio-fuel and supplying the mixture into a closed fuel loop where part is efficiently burned in an engine combustion chamber, and part is used to cool the engine and returned by the loop for mixture with fresh incoming fuel mixture. The invention provides for the mixing and emulsifying in such a way that vapor lock is avoided. In the loop, the mixture is emulsified into a disperse distribution of fuel droplets such that upon injection of a portion into the combustion chamber, the renewable fuel in an emulsified droplet evaporates, mixes with the air and forms a small combustion cell surrounding the liquid fuel droplet. The fuel droplet burns and then serves as an ignition kernel for the gas mixture in the small combustion cell producing efficient and rapid combustion of the renewable fuel. The fuel loop allows the fuel system to automatically scale for engines varying in power output from 1 to 35,000 horsepower.

Fuel System And Method For Burning A Liquid Renewable Fuel In Engines And Boilers

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US Patent:
20140026838, Jan 30, 2014
Filed:
Jul 29, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/953115
Inventors:
Vito Agosta - Huntington NY, US
Assignee:
FAST Systems Corporation - E. Northport NY
International Classification:
F02B 47/04
F02M 25/00
F02M 37/00
US Classification:
123 1 A, 123 2
Abstract:
A process and apparatus is provided for burning liquid ammonia in an energy device such as a diesel engine, boiler or gas turbine. In particular, the process and apparatus include mixing a renewable fuel with a low flame speed and high ignition temperature, e.g., ammonia, with a combustible liquid fossil or bio-fuel and supplying the mixture into a closed fuel loop where part is efficiently burned in an engine combustion chamber, and part is used to cool the engine and returned by the loop for mixture with fresh incoming fuel mixture. The invention provides for the mixing and emulsifying in such a way that vapour lock is avoided. In the loop, the mixture is emulsified into a disperse distribution of fuel droplets such that upon injection of a portion into the combustion chamber, the renewable fuel in an emulsified droplet evaporates, mixes with the air and forms a small combustion cell surrounding the liquid fuel droplet. The fuel droplet burns and then serves as an ignition kernel for the gas mixture in the small combustion cell producing efficient and rapid combustion of the renewable fuel. The fuel loop allows the fuel system to automatically scale for engines varying in power output from to horsepower.

Process For Metering And Mixing Liquids In Arbitrary Mass Proportions

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US Patent:
44681275, Aug 28, 1984
Filed:
Aug 26, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/411851
Inventors:
Vito Agosta - Huntington NY
International Classification:
B01F 500
US Classification:
366150
Abstract:
A method and apparatus is provided for obtaining mixtures in predetermined proportions of a primary liquid and secondary liquid while the stagnation pressure and mass flow of the primary liquid are varying. The apparatus comprises a passive device having a passageway extending therethrough. A first section of the passageway for receiving the primary liquid has a decreasing area. A second section of the passageway for receiving the secondary liquid has an area substantially equal to the minimum area of the first section.

Process And Apparatus For Obtaining The Emulsification Of Nonmiscible Liquids

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US Patent:
39374459, Feb 10, 1976
Filed:
Feb 11, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/441637
Inventors:
Vito Agosta - Huntington NY
International Classification:
B01F 500
B01F 308
US Classification:
259 4R
Abstract:
A process and apparatus for obtaining the emulsification of two or more nonmiscible liquids is disclosed. The process includes the step of passing at least one of the liquids through a passive device in the flow path of the liquid. The passive device in its preferred form is so dimensioned that the liquid passes through a first section of decreasing cross-sectional area wherein the pressure for the liquid decreases below its Clausius-Calpeyron pressure for the temperature of the liquid thus resulting in the formation of bubbles in the liquid. The liquid containing bubbles then passes through a section of uniform cross-sectional area wherein the bubbles fully develop. Thereafter, the bubbles are permitted to violently contract and expand in a mixture of the two or more nonmiscible liquids to obtain the desired emulsification. A passive apparatus for obtaining the above is also disclosed.
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