The Coca-cola Company

Tannetics, Inc.

Other

Samuel C Crosby

William J Saunders

Robert D Bruffey, Jr

Robert B Whorton, Iii

Loraine E Gaunt

Jason K Sedam

Edward L Jeans

Frank M Iannelli

Richard J Mueller

Andrew J Holoubek

James Denmark

Charles L Davis

G Merle Bachmann

George H Hoover

Richard T Kennedy

Lorraine E Gaunt

Charles M Paul

A post-mix beverage dispensing system of a small size and capacity includes a minimal number of cabinet-mounted dispensing valve assemblies to be used in combination with a larger number of syrup valve adaptor assemblies. The adaptor assemblies are attached to removable syrup containers and are removable from the cabinet-mounted valve assemblies with the containers. The adaptor assemblies include syrup outlet turbes with flow-rate orifice plates therein matched to predetermined brix values of syrup flavors. A valve actuation assembly is provided which may selectively dispense either soda water alone or a carbonated post-mix beverage.

Low-cost post-mix beverage dispenser and syrup supply system therefor

A cabinet assembly for a post-mix beverage dispenser including: an upper housing assembly for containing flavor concentrate containers, a carbonator and portions of a refrigeration unit; and a lower housing assembly for containing other portions of the refrigeration unit and other mechanical equipment. The respective upper and lower housing assemblies are formed from a minimal number of parts which slide together into an interlocking relationship.

Cabinet and method of assembly of a beverage dispenser

Beverage dispenser

A post-mix beverage dispensing system of a small size and capacity includes a minimal number of cabinet-mounted dispensing valve assemblies to be used in combination with a larger number of syrup valve adaptor assemblies. The adaptor assemblies are attached to removable syrup containers and are removable from the cabinet-mounted valve assemblies with the containers. The adaptor assemblies include syrup outlet tubes with flow-rate orifice plates matched to predetermined brix values of syrup flavors. A valve actuation assembly is provided which may selectively dispense either soda water alone or a carbonated post-mix beverage.

Beverage dispenser cabinet

Combined hinged lid and handle for a wheeled refuse cart

Beverage cart

Packaging container for syrup or the like

A beverage dispensing device for dispensing carbonated drinks that are mixed from a solution of carbonated water and syrup. The device includes a syrup package, a source of carbonated water, and a mixing head connected to the source of carbonated water and to said syrup package for mixing a measured amount of the carbonated water with the syrup for producing carbonated drinks. The syrup package is carried in a receptacle and is coupled to a source of pressurized gas. A valve having a valve actuator positioned thereon is interposed between the source of pressurized gas and the coupling device with the valve actuator obstructing the removal of the package when in a first position and when in a second position venting the syrup package prior to permitting removal thereof.

Valving mechanism for beverage dispensing device

A liquid container having easy penetratable wall portions provided in laterally extending hollow lobes or protuberances which communicate with the interior of the container. The container is impaled upon piercing pins positioned in sockets carried in a beverage dispensing device. The lateral protuberances serve as suspension elements for supporting the container and also provide surfaces through which piercing pins supply pressurized gas to the container and remove liquid syrup from the container for mixing with a carbonated liquid.

Beverage dispensing device and container therefor

A modular building panel is disclosed which is suitable for arrangement with other identical panels to form the side walls for an enclosed structure. The panel includes a wall having a uniform thickness such that the wall extends from a first end having a circle quadrant configuration to a second end formed by a pair of converging surfaces that blend into arcs that form a region that can be used, for example, as an archway.

Modular building panel

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Decatur, GA, United States of America

Samuel C Crosby