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Bob G Newsom

from Virgie, KY
Age ~87
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Also known as:
Bobby Gene Newsom, Bobby G Newsom, Robert G Newsom, Bobby G Newson
Related to:
Dejah V Newsom, 57Lloyd G NewsomCrystal Newsome, 46Donnie Newsome, 71Susan Carlisle, 62Mary A Newsome, 97
Connected to:
Adrienne M Newsom, 42Alan D Newsom, 60Angie Newsom, 48Anne Newsom, 107Archie L Newsom, 79Byron M Newsom, 70Danna A Newsom, 76Dell W Newsom, 97Drew T Newsom, 36Erica L Newsom, 40

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  • Virgie, KY
  • Florahome, FL
  • Keystone Heights, FL
  • Olive Hill, KY
  • 1001 Left Fork Of Long Frk, Virgie, KY 41572

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Senior Scientist At University Of Wisconsin-Madison

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Location:
United States
Industry:
Higher Education
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Location:
United States

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Container Block

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US Patent:
50350986, Jul 30, 1991
Filed:
Jul 5, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/548373
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Etty KY
Assignee:
Advanced Building Technologies, Inc. - Olive Hill KY
International Classification:
E04C 300
US Classification:
52589
Abstract:
A molded container block for fluidic material is fabricated with opposing sides comprised of a plurality of offset parallel planes interconnected to form interfitting geometric surfaces to allow interlocking and nesting of a plurality of container blocks by the geometric shapes of their exterior surfaces. A port allows filling and removal of materials from the container block. It is recessed into a corner of the container block so it will not interfere with the nesting function or detract from the container block structural strength. The shape of the container block is designed to provide nesting of any exterior surface of the container block with a mating exterior surface of a similar container block and to provide rigidity calculated to enable the container block to be used as a structural building unit.

Container Block

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US Patent:
D3466663, May 3, 1994
Filed:
Aug 17, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/930225
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Virgie KY
Assignee:
Advanced Building Technologies, Inc. - Olive Hill KY
US Classification:
D25113

Oil Change And Recycling System

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US Patent:
54549604, Oct 3, 1995
Filed:
Nov 10, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/149904
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Virgie KY
Assignee:
Advanced Building Technologies, Inc. - Olive Hill KY
International Classification:
B01D 3700
US Classification:
210805
Abstract:
An oil recycling system and method which uses the same container to supply new oil and recycle old oil is accomplished through the use of a transfer tube designed for draining oil from the container into an engine and mutually exclusively oil from the engine oil sump into the container. The invention includes an oil collection bag which receives oil draining from an interface between the engine and an oil filter and transfers the oil via an oil collection bag tube into the container concurrently with oil draining from the engine via the transfer tube into the container.

Construction Blocks

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US Patent:
49034537, Feb 27, 1990
Filed:
Sep 20, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/246261
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Etty KY
International Classification:
E04H 1200
US Classification:
52648
Abstract:
A construction method for fabricating structures and a system of building blocks utilized in the method is presented. The blocks are hollow and may be skeletal and formed from heavy gauge strips or molded. They include at least two sub-assemblies joined by interconnecting webs with provisions for single subassemblies to square off wall edges. Each skeletal subassembly includes upper and lower frames joined together by a plurality of structural columns perpendicular to the planes of the upper and lower frames. The upper and lower frames are dimensioned to form interfitting male and female receptacles that permit the blocks to be interconnected. D-lance snap fit structures are provided in the upper and lower frames so that an assembly of blocks with structural integrity may be created by snapping together courses of blocks with each course staggered relative to the adjacent course.

Container

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US Patent:
D3886980, Jan 6, 1998
Filed:
Nov 10, 1993
Appl. No.:
D/015426
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Virgie KY
Assignee:
Advanced Building Technologies, Inc - Olive Hill KY
International Classification:
0901
US Classification:
D 9341

Construction Blocks

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US Patent:
50583573, Oct 22, 1991
Filed:
Feb 26, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/484401
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Etty KY
Assignee:
Advanced Building Technologies - Olive Hill KY
International Classification:
E04H 1200
US Classification:
52648
Abstract:
A plurality of walls are interconnected to form a hollow construction block including top and bottom contiguous block joining structure. The top contiguous block joining structure includes a first closed geometric shape adjacent to a second closed geometric shape. The first and second geometric shapes protrude above the side walls and have a width less than the width of the overall block and a combined length less than the length of the block. The bottom contiguous block joining structure includes a recess dimensioned to receive a joining structure dimensioned identically to the top contiguous block joining structure.

Earthquake And Weather Resistant, Fail-Safe Construction Block

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US Patent:
56899297, Nov 25, 1997
Filed:
Oct 12, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/542131
Inventors:
Bob G. Newsom - Virgie KY
Assignee:
Advanced Building Technologies, Inc. - Olive Hill KY
International Classification:
E04H 1200
US Classification:
526481
Abstract:
An earthquake and severe weather resistant, fail-safe building block and construction method for fabricating the blocks and structures therefrom. The blocks are hollow and include at least two subassemblies joined by interconnecting webs with provisions for single subassemblies to square off wall edges. Each subassembly includes upper and lower frames joined together by a plurality of structural columns perpendicular to the planes of the upper and lower frames. The upper and lower frames are dimensioned to form interfitting male and female receptacles that permit the blocks to be interconnected so that an assembly of blocks with structural integrity may be created by snapping together courses of blocks with each course staggered relative to the adjacent course. The frames incorporate "U" channels which receive the ends of the structural columns to secure each block assembly together in a manner which will not allow the columns to slip past the frames when subjected to vibration, torsion, or corrosion which breaks the bond between prior art block frames and associated vertical columns.
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