Richard G Giles

Author:

Richard Giles

ISBN #:

0596101473

Author:

Richard Giles

ISBN #:

0596102305

Author:

Richard Giles

ISBN #:

0701625899

Author:

Richard Giles

ISBN #:

0814627099

Author:

Richard Giles

ISBN #:

0748761594

Author:

Richard Giles

ISBN #:

0864404522

US Patent:

8556536, Oct 15, 2013

Filed:

Jun 24, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/167888

Inventors:

Richard Giles - Park City UT, US

Assignee:

Heatwurx, Inc. - Greenwood Village CO

International Classification:

E01C 23/16
E01C 19/22

US Classification:

404 93, 404118

Abstract:

A multipurpose asphalt processor and method for repairing damaged asphalt. The asphalt processor may be used to both till and screed asphalt surfaces. The asphalt processor may include a powered shaft having a plurality of tines extending therefrom. The outermost tines on the shaft may be angled to thereby form a beveled surface along the edges of tilled area of asphalt. The asphalt processor may further include a screed for leveling tilled asphalt. The asphalt processor may take the form of an attachment for use with existing machinery, such as a tractor.

US Patent:

8562247, Oct 22, 2013

Filed:

Mar 21, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/848455

Inventors:

Richard Giles - Park City UT, US

Assignee:

Heatwurx, Inc. - Greenwood Village CO

International Classification:

E01C 23/16
E01C 19/22

US Classification:

404 93, 404118

Abstract:

A multipurpose asphalt processor and method for repairing damaged asphalt. The asphalt processor may be used to both till and screed asphalt surfaces. The asphalt processor may include a powered shaft having a plurality of tines extending therefrom. The outermost tines on the shaft may be angled to thereby form a beveled surface along the edges of tilled area of asphalt. The asphalt processor may further include a screed for leveling tilled asphalt. The asphalt processor may take the form of an attachment for use with existing machinery, such as a tractor.

US Patent:

20140037376, Feb 6, 2014

Filed:

Oct 9, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/049682

Inventors:

Richard Giles - Park City UT, US

Assignee:

Heatwurx, Inc. - Greenwood Village CO

International Classification:

E01C 19/08

US Classification:

404 77

Abstract:

A multipurpose asphalt processor and method for repairing damaged asphalt. The asphalt processor may be used to both till and screed asphalt surfaces. The asphalt processor may include a powered shaft having a plurality of tines extending therefrom. The outermost tines on the shaft may be angled to thereby form a beveled surface along the edges of tilled area of asphalt. The asphalt processor may further include a screed for leveling tilled asphalt. The asphalt processor may take the form of an attachment for use with existing machinery, such as a tractor.

US Patent:

61196185, Sep 19, 2000

Filed:

Dec 30, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/223468

Inventors:

Richard Giles - Springville UT

International Classification:

B63B 2124

US Classification:

114297

Abstract:

A modular anchor with a compressible spring member that permits its easy retrieval from the floor onto which the anchor became stuck. This retrieval is accomplished by merely pulling the anchor cable, the integrity of the cable being preserved as a consequence of the yielding of a spring member that is part of the modular anchor. The spring member compresses when it is subjected to sufficient pressure. The modular anchor may be disassembled to be carried in a bag with other elements useful for fastening a boat to shore. The anchor preferably has a fluke in the form of a plow or plowshare fluke.

US Patent:

60389966, Mar 21, 2000

Filed:

Nov 24, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/198739

Inventors:

Richard Giles - Springville UT

International Classification:

B63B 2124

US Classification:

114297

Abstract:

A modular anchor with a stress sensitive shank that permits its easy retrieval from the floor onto which the anchor became stuck. This retrieval is accomplished by merely pulling the anchor cable, the integrity of the cable being preserved as a consequence of the yielding of a shear pin that is part of the modular anchor. The shear pin breaks when it is subjected to a stress that satisfies a certain limit condition. The modular anchor may be disassembled to be carried in a bag with other elements useful for fastening a boat to shore. The anchor preferably has a fluke in the form of a plow or plowshare fluke.

US Patent:

20210061710, Mar 4, 2021

Filed:

Aug 26, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/003095

Inventors:

- Park City UT, US
Richard P. Giles - Park City UT, US

International Classification:

C04B 18/30
C04B 26/00
C04B 26/14
C04B 18/08
C04B 18/02
C04B 18/04

Abstract:

A composition that may include a resin, plastic aggregate, plastic fines, and optionally fly ash. The plastic aggregates and plastic fines may be formed from recycled plastic. The composition may be utilized to repair damaged surfaces, including damages concrete surfaces. The composition may further be used in pre-formed structures. The pre-formed structures may include panels that are assembled to form an upright enclosure, such as a shelter.

US Patent:

20200263365, Aug 20, 2020

Filed:

Feb 15, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/276917

Inventors:

Richard P. Giles - Park City UT, US

International Classification:

E01C 11/00
E01C 7/14
E01C 7/18
E01C 7/30

Abstract:

A method of repairing a damaged portion of a roadway comprises cutting around the damaged portion using a circular saw blade to form cut lines that include overcut portions and angled intersections. Using a grinder, or some other tool, a user removes the overcut portions and angled intersections formed by the cut lines to form a smooth and contiguous edge around the damaged portion. The damaged portion is filled a repair material, such as a polymer resin.

US Patent:

20190360159, Nov 28, 2019

Filed:

May 31, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/428443

Inventors:

Richard Giles - Park City UT, US

International Classification:

E01C 11/00
E01C 7/14
C04B 14/06
C04B 18/08
C04B 26/02
E01C 7/30
E01C 7/35
E01C 19/10

Abstract:

A composition and method of repairing damaged concrete and asphalt surfaces includes a two-part polymer resin mixture. To effectuate a repair, the damaged portion is cleaned of debris and loose pieces. The two-part polymer resin mixture is mixed onsite and is applied as a protective overlay over the damaged portion. Once cured, the mixture provides a protective layer over the damaged area.