Bp Amoco Corporation

Amoco Corporation

Albert J Kovach

Charles M Daul

David Lyzinski

Paul A Sivak

Michael S Butkovich

Michael Butkovich

A method and system for preventing water entering a dispenser from collecting in the containment pan. This method utilizes a shield or barrier placed inside the dispenser above the containment pan. The material used to form the barrier is insoluble in water but soluble in the hydrocarbons typically found in a dispensing system.

Method and system for keeping water from entering dispenser containment sumps

A method of repairing polyethylene fuel containment sumps used in underground storage systems in gasoline and diesel service stations without 'welding' the polyethylene, using suitable surface preparation, priming of the affected area, and sealing with a two part rubber compound.

Method to repair polyethylene containment sumps

A method of upgrading the area below a dispenser to contain accidental release harmful materials from contaminating the soil below grade without repiping, electrical changes, or concrete disruption.

Method for installing form in-place dispenser containment

A method of upgrading an existing unprotected submersible pump area with secondary containment to prevent accidental release of harmful materials from contaminating the soil below grade.

Form in-place submersible pump containment

A method of upgrading a below grade fill to prevent accidental release harmful materials from contaminating the soil below grade.

Upgrade of below grade fill to at grade fill

A credit card reader extender comprising an elongate generally rectangular body having a top side, a bottom side, a central portion and two end portions. The central portion has a generally rectangular opening therethrough extending from the bottom side to the top side and is adapted to be received over and to fit closely around a card reader of a card reading machine. The card reader is generally elongate and has a slot therein extending downwardly from the top side thereof into the card reader and longitudinally parallel to an elongate axis thereof. The end portions of the body each have a slot extending downwardly from the top side thereof into the body end portion and longitudinally parallel to an elongate axis of the body and in alignment and in registry with the slot in the card reader.

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Sugar Grove, IL, United States of America

Albert J Kovach