Edward J Droho

US Patent:

51710781, Dec 15, 1992

Filed:

Apr 29, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/875975

Inventors:

G. Robert Oslin - Chicago IL
Edward Droho - Chicago IL

Assignee:

Delaware Capital Formation, Inc. - Wilmington DE

International Classification:

A47B 8800

US Classification:

312325

Abstract:

A door arrangement for a cabinet or the like having an access opening communicating with an internal compartment includes an inner door mounted on the cabinet for movement about a first hinge axis to facilitate access to the cabinet compartment. The inner door has an opening therethrough and carries a second door for hinged movement about a second hinge axis laterally offset from the first hinge axis to facilitate access to the cabinet compartment by hinged movement about the second hinge axis, access to the cabinet compartment thus being obtainable by selective right-hand or left-hand opening of the door arrangement.

US Patent:

56495285, Jul 22, 1997

Filed:

May 21, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/651938

Inventors:

G. Robert Oslin - Chicago IL
Edward Droho - West Chicago IL

Assignee:

Delaware Capital Formation, Inc. - Wilmington DE

International Classification:

A21B 108

US Classification:

126 20

Abstract:

A drain assembly is disclosed for use in a steamer type food processing apparatus having an oven chamber into which steam is introduced and from which steam bubbles may escape with condensate through a drain line. The drain assembly includes a tubular body having a longitudinal flow passage defining an inlet end adapted to receive steam droplets and condensate from the oven chamber, an outlet end enabling discharge of condensate from the flow passage, a quenching fluid inlet tube and splash plate operative to create a fluid screen across the flow passage downstream from said inlet end, a vent tube intersecting the flow passage downstream from the quenching fluid inlet to enable escape of vapor from the flow passage, and an overflow tube connected to said flow passage and configured to create a fluid trap within the overflow tube. The overflow tube allows backed-up condensate within the longitudinal flow passage to be discharged from the overflow tube in the event the discharge end is blocked.