Burt Emily Lusk

20130284729, Oct 31, 2013

Apr 27, 2012

13/458634

George Cook - Crosby TX, US
Glenn Wiseman - Crosby TX, US
Kevin Newkirk - Friendswood TX, US
Burt Lusk - Richmond TX, US
James Madler - Chicago IL, US

FRONTIER LOGISTICS, L.P. - Morris IL

B65D 88/00

220 15

A self-contained container for storing and transporting particulate material is provided, the container including a frame, a storage cavity defined by opposing front and back walls, opposing side walls, a top wall, and a floor, each of the front and back walls, side walls, top wall and floor connected to the frame, at least one loading port in the top wall, and at least one discharge region including at least one discharge port and one sloped wall configured for removing material from the container. The discharge region and discharge port being positioned within the frame.

20060267377, Nov 30, 2006

May 25, 2005

11/136923

Burt Lusk - Deer Park TX, US
Kevin Newkirk - Friendswood TX, US
Glenn Wiseman - Crosby TX, US
George Cook - Ottawa IL, US

B62D 33/04

296182100

A shipping container for powdered, pelleted, or other particulate material comprises an elongated body which is formed by top and bottom walls, front and back walls, and a pair of side walls. The back wall may be formed by a pair of doors which provide access to the interior storage enclosure of the body. One of the doors is provided with an inlet opening adjacent the top thereof for loading material into the storage enclosure. At least one of the doors is provided with an outlet opening adjacent the bottom thereof for unloading material from the storage enclosure. An inclined baffle extends from the bottom wall toward the outlet opening for guiding material toward the outlet opening when the front of the body is elevated. The outlet opening may include a flange for securing a flexible discharge conduit. In another embodiment the outlet opening and baffle are located in the front of the container. A front container mounted loading/unloading feature permits product delivery flexibility by allowing discharge through a tilted container without placing stress on the hinged doors.

20230064984, Mar 2, 2023

Aug 27, 2021

17/459926

- Crosby TX, US
Burt Lusk - La Porte TX, US

F16L 55/033
G10K 11/168

A noise suppression unit is provided and configured to reduce noise generated by gas flow, where the suppression unit includes a body including an inlet port and an outlet port, a central passage structure extending between a first end and a second end of the body, at least one layer of a first absorbing material on the central passage structure and at least one layer of a second absorbing material on the central passage structure, where the first absorbing material and the second absorbing material are different. Sound waves generated by gas flow through the suppression unit passes through the central passage structure and the at least one layer of the first absorbing material and the at least one layer of the second absorbing material to reduce the sound waves and thereby the noise generated by the gas flow.

20160009507, Jan 14, 2016

Jul 10, 2014

14/328272

- La Porte TX, US
Burt Lusk - Richmond TX, US

B65G 67/08

A portable transloading device for use with a vehicle, the transloading device transferring bulk material from a first container to a second container. The device includes a conveyor having a first section disposed parallel with the ground and a second section inclined with respect to said first section. A hydraulic motor is included to drive the conveyor. The hydraulic motor receives power from a secondary hydraulic system of the vehicle. The device further includes an attachment member having an attachment device for physically attaching the transloading device to the vehicle.