Alto-shaam, Inc.

Pentair Filtration Solutions, LLC

Andy Tischendorf

Nicholas Demarais

Jeremy Buford

Joseph Kulakowski

Thomas Stollenwerk

J K Raghavan

Thomas C Stollenwerk

Joseph M Kulakowski

Deborah Cukjati

Santanu Roy

Jeremy J Buford

Michael P Lindfors

Nanda K Dash

Thomas Whalen

Nicholas DeMarais

Sanjeev Patel

Leslie Klump

Roy Parker

Manu Verma

Joshua Didur

Dean Jarog

A grease and food particle trap for use with an oven shooter tube cleaning system that provides improved resistance to clogging and improved maintenance better matching the ability of the shooter tube cleaning system to provide complete cleaning and removal of grease and food particles is provided. An auxiliary heating system may provide improved energy efficiency and temperature control for cleaning operation by separately heating the cleaning solution upstream from the shooter tube prior to delivering a cleaning spray to the cooking volume.

Rotisserie oven with improved trap system

An oven having multiple oven cavity temperature sensors that provide improved monitoring of oven temperature and that permit improved oven temperature control is provided. Multiple temperature values from the different sensors may be combined or analyzed to provide a more consistent and accurate measurement of the temperature of the food being cooked. Patterns of temperature as a function of location in the oven cavity may be analyzed to detect abnormal but correctable temperature inhomogeneities (for example, cold spots or stratification) and used to adjust parameters of the oven control, (for example, by fan speed/direction adjustment, cycle control of the fan and heater elements) to provide more even temperature distributions.

Food service oven with multipoint temperature monitoring

A disposable meter for testing the level of total dissolved solids in a water source and a method of testing the concentration of total dissolved solids are herein disclosed. The disposable meter may include a body with at least water resistant properties, a first indicator, the energization of which is indicative of a threshold level measured total dissolved solids, a pair of electrodes wherein energization passing between the pair of electrodes completes a circuit, and circuitry disposed within the body connected to the first indicator and the pair of electrodes. The circuitry may be configured to commence energization to pass between the pair of electrodes, measure the conductivity of the water between the pair of electrodes, and energize the first indicator if the measured conductivity value exceeds a predetermined threshold value. The method of testing the concentration of total dissolved solids present in a water supply may include projecting a current between a first electrode and a second electrode, measuring the conductivity of the water between the electrodes, comparing the measured conductivity to a plurality of threshold values, and energizing an indicator in a matter that is correlated to the highest threshold value met by the measured conductivity.

Disposable total dissolved solids meter and methods of use thereof

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Campbellsport, WI, United States of America

Andy Tischendorf