Robert C Jonelis

US Patent:

45169926, May 14, 1985

Filed:

Nov 28, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/555530

Inventors:

Robert E. Jonelis - Barrington IL

International Classification:

B03C 347

US Classification:

55145

Abstract:

This invention relates to an improved method and construction for straightening collector plates in an electrostatic precipitator by employing a torque bar. The torque bar includes an elongated bar which is positioned in an edge of a collector plate. A bracket is fixed to one end of the elongated bar. The bracket has an offset. A connector has one end fixed to a fixed portion of the electrostatic precipitator. A lock secures the bracket to the connector at a selected position to hold the elongated bar in a selected attitude. The method of straightening the plate includes a step of applying a torque moment to the elongated bar to apply a torque moment to the plate to straighten the plate.

US Patent:

39384110, Feb 17, 1976

Filed:

Dec 30, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/537077

Inventors:

Robert E. Jonelis - Barrington IL
Dieter Christoph - Streamwood IL
Siegfried Schulz - Rolling Meadows IL

Assignee:

Midwest Power Corporation - Palatine IL

International Classification:

B23B 322

US Classification:

82 4C

Abstract:

A pipe and tube end preparation apparatus for simultaneously cutting an inside and an outside chamfer on a tube end is herein disclosed. The apparatus generally includes a tube holder and a housing connected to the tube holder. A head carriage mechanism is connected to the housing. The head carriage mechanism is progressively axially movable with respect to the tube holder and the housing. A drive train is rotatably supported by the head carriage mechanism. A cutter head assembly is fixed to the drive train. The cutter head assembly includes an inside chamfer cutter and an opposed outside chamfer cutter, which acts as a cutting guide for the inside chamfer cutter. A tube end, which is to be prepared, is secured by the tube holder. The drive train rotates the cutter head assembly with respect to the tube end. The head carriage mechanism advances the rotating cutter head assembly into cutting engagement with the tube end, thus simultaneously forming an inside chamfer and an outside chamfer on the tube end.

US Patent:

49329855, Jun 12, 1990

Filed:

May 5, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/348220

Inventors:

Robert E. Jonelis - Barrington IL
John A. Jonelis - Crystal Lake IL
David L. Parta - Naperville IL
Glen M. Peterson - Brainerd MN

Assignee:

Midwest Power Corp. - Rolling Meadows IL

International Classification:

B03C 376

US Classification:

55112

Abstract:

A rapper for use in vibrating parts of an electrostatic precipitator by utilizing an impact force. An anvil is connected to a part of an electrostatic precipitator, such as, a section of electrodes either discharge electrodes or collecting plates or electrodes. A striker is engageable with an impact force on the anvil for vibrating the anvil as a result of the striker applying an impact force to the anvil. The vibration of the anvil is transmitted to the part. An elongated connector has one end connected to the striker. Crank means is connected to the elongated connector for raising the striker above the anvil and allowing the striker to drop into impact engagement with the anvil vibrating the anvil and the part of the electrostatic precipitator.

US Patent:

20200357220, Nov 12, 2020

Filed:

May 11, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/872291

Inventors:

- CAROL STREAM IL, US
BHUPENDRA PATEL - CAROL STREAM IL, US
JOE CARONE - DARIEN IL, US
CHAD ELLIOTT - NAPERVILLE IL, US
ROBERT JONELIS - CRYSTAL LAKE IL, US

International Classification:

G07F 11/58
A23P 20/20
A21C 15/00
A47J 37/08
B65B 43/18
B65B 25/00

Abstract:

An automatic food preparation line for automatically preparing bread products for making sandwiches or burgers comprises an automatic bread product handling system containing a plurality of different types of bread products, an automatic toaster appliance for toasting the bread products, an automatic packaging system for automatically dispensing both box and wrapping paper packaging, an automatic sauce dispensing system for dispensing a plurality of different sauces onto the bread product, an automatic non-sauce condiment dispensing system for dispensing one or more different condiments onto the bread product, and an automatic conveyor system for conveying the bread product between the various systems. The entire automatic food preparation line is under the control of a suitable computer, such as, for example, a programmable logic controller (PLC), and a patron may select the type of bread product, the type of sauce, and the type of non-sauce condiment by inputting such selections into a user interface (UI) located at a point-of-sale (POS) location.