This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ctb, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Alexander J. Krejcie and Grain-Dryer Moisture Sensing
Introduction
Alexander J. Krejcie is an inventor associated with Chicago, Illinois, and CTB, Inc. His work includes an invention for measuring grain moisture in the output of a grain dryer.
Latest Patents
Krejcie is credited with 1 patent: “Grain Dryer Output Capacitive Moisture Sensing Assembly and Related Methods.” The invention uses a main discharge channel to carry most of the grain leaving a dryer and an adjacent sensor channel to carry a portion for measurement. Capacitive plates positioned on opposite sides of the sensor channel generate an electric field to sense moisture in the grain. The plates include multiple sub-plates, allowing the system to generate additional electric fields between them.
Career Highlights
Krejcie’s listed patent reflects an engineering focus on grain-drying equipment and moisture measurement. The sensing assembly is designed to assess grain as it exits a dryer, supporting monitoring of the drying process.
Collaborations
Krejcie is associated with CTB, Inc. His listed coworkers include Randy P. Alexander and Benjamin P. Cragun.
Conclusion
Alexander J. Krejcie’s patent describes a capacitive sensing approach for measuring moisture in grain dryer output, connecting his work with agricultural equipment and process monitoring.
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