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Melvin Kraschnewski Phones & Addresses

  • 3304 Valley Forge St, Racine, WI 53404 (262) 639-0379
  • Burlington, WI

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Position: Professional/Technical

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Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Material Clearing And Piling Device

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US Patent:
47187298, Jan 12, 1988
Filed:
Sep 15, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/907469
Inventors:
Carl D. Gilmore - South Milwaukee WI
Melvin W. Kraschnewski - Racine WI
Assignee:
Becor Western Inc. - South Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
E21C 4100
US Classification:
299 18
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for clearing material from one location to a pile at another wherein a trolley member with a winch is suspended below and supported by a track which in turn is supported on a moving platform such as a drilling platform or a barge. The winch member by means of the usual lifting cable is connected to a material confining member which also is connected to a drag line cable. Movement of the trolley member over the tracks by means of the drag line will cause the material confining member to collect the material. A subsequent lifting of the lift cable as well as operation of the drag line will allow the material to be elevated and placed on a rubble pile at the side of a channel. In a preferred manner, the apparatus and method of this invention is especially suited for use in clearing ice from a channel which is previously cut by ice cutters also associated with the moving platform which carries the clearing apparatus. In a preferred manner, two of the clearing apparatus are oppositely positioned so that the material such as the ice can be moved in opposite directions from the channel and piled on opposing sides thereof.

Continuous Mining Machine

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US Patent:
47025247, Oct 27, 1987
Filed:
Jul 18, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/886890
Inventors:
Phillip W. Mork - Mukwonago WI
Melvin W. Kraschnewski - Racine WI
Carl D. Gilmore - South Milwaukee WI
Assignee:
Becor Western Inc. - South Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
E21C 4700
B66B 1700
US Classification:
299 64
Abstract:
A continuing mining machine wherein a crusher is placed inboard of the machine and has a dipper machanism as well as a loading chute. The dipper is of a twin handle type so that it can straddle a feeder chute thus affording a wide area for excavating. The placement of the crusher in a central location within the machine allows for stability and obviates the need for swivelling of the crusher during operation of the machine.
Melvin W Kraschnewski from Racine, WI, age ~96 Get Report