Joe D Byassee

Title: Joe D. Byassee and His Evaporative Humidifier Patent.

Introduction

Joe D. Byassee is an inventor associated with Bartlett, Tennessee. His patent work includes an evaporative humidifier designed to move water into an airflow while helping resist bacterial and fungal growth on the device’s surfaces.

Latest Patents

Byassee is credited with 1 patent, titled “Evaporative Humidifier.” The invention features a water reservoir tank that can be removed from the base platform and a top cover. In one embodiment, a pump moves water from the base to the top of an evaporator panel positioned in the humidifier’s airflow. An alternative embodiment uses a paper wick, partially submerged in the base’s water, to draw water into the airflow through capillary action. Several components contain a biocide intended to resist the growth of bacteria and fungi on their surfaces.

Career Highlights

Byassee’s listed invention addresses water delivery and microbial growth in evaporative humidifiers. He is associated with Hunter Fan Company.

Collaborations

Scott P. Bojko is identified as Byassee’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles or describe a particular joint project.

Conclusion

Joe D. Byassee’s evaporative humidifier patent combines alternative water-delivery approaches with biocide-containing components, reflecting a practical focus on humidifier design and surface hygiene.