Intelligent Energy Inc.

Other

A.c.x. Trading, Inc.

James Alan Cooper

Jeffrey Kay Cooper

Jeffery K Cooper

Gerald Wayne Lind

Justin Lydell Mason

Noland Harper Critchfield

John M Gombos

Moshe Leashno

Roger R Myhre

Daniel Leroy Peterson

Lawrence K Cooper

Lawrence Kay Cooper

Daniel L Peterson

Mobile water heating systems for producing hot water are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a mobile water heating system includes a water heater having an oval-cylindrical shape. The water heater includes a shell, a lid and a water reservoir having a screen. A first heating coil and a second heating coil can extend between the screen and a first cone and a second cone, respectively. A first burner and a second burner can be configured to mix and combust fuel and air and direct the resulting flames through the heating coils. Pall rings can at least partially fill an interior volume of the water heater and the combustion of the fuel and air can heat the heating coils and the pall rings. Water can be heated by being directed through the heating coils and through a water manifold positioned to spray water on the pall rings.

Mobile water heating apparatus

The present invention relates to a method for forming a compressed and cut bale of fibrous material, whereby the bale of fibrous material has at least one cut that allows the material to be separated into two distinct and separate layers. The present invention also relates to the compressed and cut fibrous material.

Compressed bale method

A compression apparatus for compressing livestock feed comprises a hopper for receiving the feed; a precompression assembly precompressing the feed; a first compression chamber coupled to the hopper to receive the precompressed feed therefrom; a first ram movable along a longitudinal axis of the first compression chamber and having a first pusher plate for pushing the precompressed feed along the longitudinal axis of the first compression chamber to produce a compressed block of mixed feed product; and a second, reduced volume compression chamber operatively connected to the first compression chamber at a distal end of the first compression chamber for receiving compressed feed pushed from the first compression chamber by the first pusher plate. The first pusher plate defines one side of the second compression chamber when the first ram is fully extended and the second compression chamber has an opening at one end thereof for discharging the compressed feed. A second ram, movable along a longitudinal axis of the second compression chamber, has a second pusher plate for pushing the compressed blocked of mixed feed product along the longitudinal axis of the second compression chamber.

High density combination dry hay and haylage/silage livestock

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Oakley, ID, United States of America

James Alan Cooper