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Stuart M Wipperfurth

from Cambridge, WI
Age ~51
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Also known as:
Stuart M Wipperfuth, Stu Wipperfurth, Stuart H
Phone and address:
820 Bluebird Pass, Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 423-1309
Related to:
Pat C SpahnSara S Wipperfurth, 45Anna Wipperfurth, 27Ingeborg Maas
Connected to:
Ann Wipperfurth, 92Janet L Wipperfurth, 63Rachel M Wipperfurth, 40Laurel A Wippermann, 57Scott Wipperman, 69Scott Wippermann, 59Tyson J Wipperling, 43Gary B Wippick, 66Joachim Wippich, 91Andrew J Wippl, 41

Stuart Wipperfurth Phones & Addresses

  • 820 Bluebird Pass, Cambridge, WI 53523 (608) 423-1309
  • 314 Pleasant St, Cambridge, WI 53523 (608) 423-1309 (608) 423-1349
  • 4605 Hayes Rd, Madison, WI 53704 (608) 245-1345
  • Sussex, WI
  • Dane, WI

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Senior Engineer

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Location:
820 Bluebird Pass, Cambridge, WI 53523
Industry:
Dairy
Work:
Delaval
Senior Engineer
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Stuart Wipperfurth

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Milking And Application Teat Cup, System, And Method

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US Patent:
6935270, Aug 30, 2005
Filed:
Aug 29, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/652585
Inventors:
Stuart Wipperfurth - Cambridge WI, US
Russell Kolstad - Waunakee WI, US
Assignee:
DeLaval, Inc. - Waunakee WI
International Classification:
A01J005/06
A01J007/04
US Classification:
119 1402, 119 1447, 119670
Abstract:
A milking and applicator teat cup is configured to receive an animal teat within a liner located in a shell. At the openings of the liner and shell where the teat is received, there is an applicator configured to dispense disinfectant, conditioning, and/or cleaning solution to the animal teat. The applicator is designed to discharge the solution horizontally across the openings of the liner and the shell. Such a teat cup can be integrated into a milking system having a valve manifold coupled to a number of teat cups and controlling flow of milk from the number of teat cups and flow of fluid to the applicators, and a controller including logic configured to provide control signals to the valve manifold. The controller signals the valve manifold to pre-charge a hose or line delivering fluid to the applicator and signals the valve manifold for the end of milking and begin delivery of the fluid from the applicator.

Fluid Application Systems And Methods And Milking Systems And Methods

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US Patent:
7926449, Apr 19, 2011
Filed:
Jun 25, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/768093
Inventors:
Mats Stellnert - Farsta, SE
Mikael Gisslegard - Rönninge, SE
Stuart Wipperfurth - Cambridge WI, US
Raymond Terwilleger - Plattsburg MO, US
Assignee:
DeLaval Holding AB - Tumba
International Classification:
A01J 3/00
A01J 5/00
A01K 29/00
US Classification:
119670, 119 1414
Abstract:
A fluid application system for automatically applying a fluid to the teats of an animal subsequent to the milking of the animal comprises a fluid delivery arrangement comprising a plurality of applicators, wherein each of the applicators is arranged in connection with a respective teat cup and is provided for applying the fluid to a teat of the animal, to which the respective teat cup is attached during the milking of the animal, in connection with a detachment of the teat cup from the teat. A control arrangement is provided for (i) determining, for a detachment of a teat cup from a teat, whether that detachment is a normal detachment or an abnormal detachment, and (ii) controlling, for the detachment of the teat cup from the teat, the applicator arranged in connection with that teat cup to apply the fluid provided that the detachment is a normal detachment and to not apply the fluid provided that the detachment is an abnormal detachment.

Fluid Application Systems And Methods And Milking Systems And Methods

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US Patent:
20100236487, Sep 23, 2010
Filed:
May 27, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/789042
Inventors:
Mats Stellnert - Farsta, SE
Mikael Gisslegard - Ronninge, SE
Stuart Wipperfurth - Cambridge WI, US
Raymond Terwilleger - Plattsburg MO, US
Assignee:
DeLaval Holding AB - Tumba
International Classification:
A01J 5/00
A01K 29/00
US Classification:
119 1408, 119670
Abstract:
A fluid application system for automatically applying a fluid to the teats of an animal subsequent to the milking of the animal comprises a fluid delivery arrangement comprising a plurality of applicators, wherein each of the applicators is arranged in connection with a respective teat cup and is provided for applying the fluid to a teat of the animal, to which the respective teat cup is attached during the milking of the animal, in connection with a detachment of the teat cup from the teat. A control arrangement is provided for (i) determining, for a detachment of a teat cup from a teat, whether that detachment is a normal detachment or an abnormal detachment, and (ii) controlling, for the detachment of the teat cup from the teat, the applicator arranged in connection with that teat cup to apply the fluid provided that the detachment is a normal detachment and to not apply the fluid provided that the detachment is an abnormal detachment.

Arrangement And Method For Indicating Undesired Detachment Of A Milking Member From An Animal

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US Patent:
20120160175, Jun 28, 2012
Filed:
Sep 13, 2010
Appl. No.:
13/393848
Inventors:
Bjorn Carlson - Huddinge, SE
Daniel Heim - Platte City MO, US
Mats Stellnert - Weatherby Lake MO, US
Stuart Wipperfurth - Cambridge WI, US
Assignee:
DELAVAL HOLDING AB - Tumba
International Classification:
A01J 5/007
A01J 5/003
A01J 5/017
A01J 5/00
A01J 5/01
US Classification:
119 1402, 119 1417, 119 1415, 119 1408, 119 1404
Abstract:
An arrangement and a method for indicating an undesired detachment of a milking member from an animal in a milking stall. The arrangement includes a removing device adapted to detach the milking member from the animal and move the detached milking member to a parking position when the milking process has been completed, and a supervision device adapted to supervise when the milking member has been detached from the animal before the milking process has been completed. When the milking member has been detached from the animal before the milking process has been completed, the removing device is adapted to move the undesirably detached milking member to an indicating position located at a distance from the parking position.

Efficient, Replaceable Air Filter System For Milking Machine Pulsators

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US Patent:
59548460, Sep 21, 1999
Filed:
Oct 23, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/956735
Inventors:
Mofazzal H. Chowdhury - Sun Prairie WI
Rolf W. Reisgies - Waunakee WI
Stuart Wipperfurth - Madison WI
Assignee:
Alfa Laval Agri Inc. - Waunakee WI
International Classification:
B01D 5000
US Classification:
553851
Abstract:
A replaceable air filter system for milking machine pulsators has a base with an internal channel that communicates with the air inlet of a milking machine pulsator when the base is mounted on the pulsator. An air filter section is releasably mounted to the base and includes a case, air filter medium attached to the case, and a connector extending from the case which connects to an open bore of the base. The air filter section can be releasably secured to the base. The air filter medium may be formed of multi-fold filter material to provide a large area filter for the input air. When the filter medium is saturated or clogged, an operator can detach the air filter section from the base and replace it with a new air filter section quickly and conveniently.
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