Rinaldo J Diloreto

US Patent:

6401387, Jun 11, 2002

Filed:

Aug 25, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/645506

Inventors:

Rinaldo J. Diloreto - Chester VA
Michael D. Shipley - Chester VA
Jerry C. Murphy - Indian Trail NC
Ronald A. Hunter - Finksburg MD

Assignee:

Atlantic Construction Fabrics, Inc. - Richmond VA

International Classification:

A01G 902

US Classification:

47 666, 47 665, 47 86

Abstract:

A cellular container assembly comprises collapsible linked two-layer, open-ended structure containers formed of opposed container walls. The containers are formed by weldment at opposed contacting wall portions to form multiple cells for retention of a soil mix and an associated plant. The assembly also comprises a soil drain board upon which the containers are supported. The drain board defines a fluid permeable mat having pylons and a foraminous screen resting upon the mat. The drain board is mounted in a watertight box to confine the containers and drainage board. A drain in the box recycles fluid or permits runoff.

US Patent:

20060053728, Mar 16, 2006

Filed:

Sep 10, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/937307

Inventors:

Rinaldo Diloreto - Richmond VA, US

International Classification:

E04H 12/00

US Classification:

052649100

Abstract:

Method of providing a reinforced substrate includes providing a base layer, providing a reinforcing mesh on the base layer and providing an adhesive strip. The adhesive strip includes an adhesive and a backing covering the adhesive. The adhesive strip is put on at least a portion of the reinforcing mesh, and force is applied to the adhesive strip to adhere the adhesive strip to the base layer and to the reinforcing mesh, so that the reinforcing mesh is secured to the base layer. The resultant reinforced substrate may include a reinforcing mesh having longitudinal and transverse wires which are surrounded by a solid adhesive on the adhesive strip to reduce or eliminate movement of the reinforcing mesh during the making of the reinforced substrate.

US Patent:

20090279954, Nov 12, 2009

Filed:

May 12, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/119080

Inventors:

Thomas Cary Griffith - Elkton FL, US
Rinaldo DiLoreto - Elkton FL, US

International Classification:

E03F 3/04

US Classification:

405125

Abstract:

Debris and sediment reduction apparatus and method is provided. The apparatus and method include the insertion of a support member into a culvert or drainage pipe with a portion of the support member extending from the intake end of the culvert. A debris cap comprising a plurality of apertures is selectively placed on and secured to the support member. Fluid entering the culvert is filtered via the debris cap. The support member includes optional tabs to maintain a portion of the support member to the exterior of the pipe wherein the debris cap fits over the portion of the support member located to the exterior of the culvert. In one embodiment, the debris cap further comprises upper and lower portions wherein the apertures of the upper and lower portions are distinctly sized with the apertures of the lower portion being smaller than the apertures of the upper portion.

US Patent:

61498033, Nov 21, 2000

Filed:

Aug 28, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/143104

Inventors:

Rinaldo J. DiLoreto - Richmond VA
Sean C. Simonpietri - Richmond VA

Assignee:

Atlantic Contruction Fabrics, Inc. - Richmond VA

International Classification:

B01D 2927
E03F 506

US Classification:

210164

Abstract:

A storm sewer catch basin filter includes a frame having a plurality of radially extending arms, each arm having an end. The catch basin filter further includes an edge piece fixed to the end of each of the arms and be engageable with a lip in a storm sewer catch basin. Furthermore, the catch basin filter includes a filter bag, supported from the edge pieces, and wherein the filter bag has an open top for receiving water entering the storm sewer catch basin, so that the water is filtered as it passes through the filter bag.

US Patent:

60562110, May 2, 2000

Filed:

Jun 8, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/327530

Inventors:

Rinaldo J. DiLoreto - Chester VA

Assignee:

Atlantic Construction Fabrics, Inc. - Richmond VA

International Classification:

B05B 128

US Classification:

239288

Abstract:

A hydrant flushing diffuser handles a flow of water from a hydrant as it is being flushed. The diffuser allows the flushing to take place in a safe manner and without destroying surrounding landscaping or other objects. The invention includes a hydrant flushing diffuser having a hood and a chute. The hood has a closed top and an open base and includes an aperture. The chute further comprises a porous fabric bag that is open on one end, wherein the chute is connected to the hood so that open end of the bag surrounds the aperture in the hood.

US Patent:

6205709, Mar 27, 2001

Filed:

Mar 25, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/276150

Inventors:

Rinaldo J. Diloreto - Chester VA
Michael D. Shipley - Chester VA
Jerry C. Murphy - Indian Trail NC
Ronald A. Hunter - Finksburg MD

Assignee:

Atlanta Construction Fabrics, Inc. - Richmond VA

International Classification:

A01G9/02

US Classification:

47 666

Abstract:

A cellular container assembly comprises collapsible linked two-layer, open-ended structure containers formed of opposed container walls. The containers are formed by weldment at opposed contacting wall portions to form multiple cells, for retention of a soil mix and an associated plant. The assembly also comprises a soil drain board upon which the containers are supported. The drain board defines a fluid permeable mat having pylons and a foraminous screen resting upon the mat. An impermeable liner rests within a box with the liner being interposed between the box and drainage board to confine the containers and drainage board. A drain in the liner recycles fluid or permits runoff.