Titan Formwork Systems, LLC

Other

Kw Container

Cardioinsight Technologies, Inc.

Magiq Technologies, Inc.

Schleicher & Schuell, Inc.

Vermed, Inc.

David L Bacon

Michael Quentin Hendricks

Keith Rukvina

N Kenneth Campbell

Darren Scholl

Kameron M Abt

Bruce W Jensen

Cody M J Ives

D Randall Shilling

Jason Grant Tilk

Charulatha Ramanathan

Lindsey Tufts, Jr

Jeffrey Silver Taggart

Harold Wodlinger

Steven G Arless

Richard D Kremer

Daniel A Lidar

Henry Gauthier

Richard L Kalich

William Albers

Pete Sucharzewski

K Birgit Whaley

Julia Kempe

Dennis D Zellaha

Randall H Morse

Catharine P Crawford

Paul Durant, Jr

Cody Ives

This disclosure relates to a wedge for a shoring system. The wedge can include a first side with a first engagement surface and a second side with a second engagement surface. In some examples, the first engagement surface is configured for engaging a drophead of the shoring system, and the second engagement surface is configured for engaging a shore of the shoring system. In examples, the first engagement surface is angled between about 8 degrees and about 12 degrees relative to the second engagement surface.

Wedge for a shoring system and related methods

The flare gas system has a flare gas assembly having an air pipe with an open upper end, a first conduit in surrounding relationship to the air pipe and having a first conduit open upper end, a second conduit in surrounding relationship to the first conduit and having a second conduit upper end, and a third conduit in surrounding relationship to the second conduit and having a third conduit upper end, the upper ends of the air pipe, the first conduit and the second conduit being below the upper end of the third conduit, there being an air source connected to the air pipe to provide air to the air pipe at a desired flow rate. There is at least one second flare gas assembly operatively connected to the first flare gas assembly, the second flare gas assembly having a tubular housing in which is mounted a spring biased orifice plate, the tubular housing being in open communication with the annulus formed below the second and third conduits.

Flare gas system

An adjustable beam may include an elongate member extending between a first end and a second end, a first connector pivotably coupled to the first end, and a second connector pivotably coupled to the second end. The first and second connectors each are configured to be releasably coupled to neighboring supporting beams and other adjustable beams.

Adjustable beam

The disclosure is directed to a method and system for securing a shoring deck to a column. The method includes providing a first beam bracing against a column, wherein the first beam is disposed at a first longitudinal axis that is perpendicular to a long axis of the column. The method includes coupling the first beam to first and second deck beams of a plurality of deck beams of a shoring deck. The method also includes providing a second beam bracing against the column and coupling the second beam to third and fourth deck beams of the plurality of deck beams. The method further includes positioning the first and second beams with respect to the column such that respective first and second longitudinal axes through the respective first and second beams are aligned at an acute angle with respect to each other.

Method and system to secure shoring deck to a column

Flare stack

A flare gas assembly having an air pipe with an upper open end, a first conduit in surrounding relationship to the air pipe and having a first conduit upper end, a second conduit in surrounding relationship to the first conduit and having a second conduit upper end, and a third conduit in surrounding relationship to the second conduit and having a third conduit upper end, the upper ends of the air pipe, the first conduit and the second conduit being below the upper end of the third conduit, there being an air source connected to the air pipe to provide air to the air pipe at a desired flow rate.

Flare gas assembly

A system for laterally supporting a vertical shoring post is provided. The system includes a head and a jaw assembly, the jaw assembly movably mounted to the head, the head configured for selective engagement with a shoring post, and the jaw assembly configured for engagement with a beam that provides lateral support to the shoring post. The head comprises first and second arms that extend in the same general direction and when engaging the shoring post the first and second arms are disposed upon opposite sides of the shoring post. The jaw assembly includes a fixed jaw and a movable jaw, the moving member pivotably connected to the fixed jaw, wherein the fixed jaw and movable jaws are configured to receive an end of the beam therebetween.

System for lateral support of shoring posts

A flare gas assembly having an air pipe with an upper open end and a conduit in surrounding relationship to the air pipe. The conduit has a conduit upper end which extends above the upper open end of the air pipe, thereby forming a mixing chamber above the conduit's upper end and the upper end of the air pipe. A blower is connected to the air pipe to provide air for combustion purposes.

A gas assist flare tip for enhancing smokeless combustion of a flare gas. The assist tip which has a shroud positioned on a flare stack, the shroud having an outer annular portion and an inner tubular portion which fits over the riser. There is an annular plenum which is partially formed by the tubular portion and the outer portion and has an annular vent proximate the open end of the riser. There is at least one air jet eductor having a discharge outlet opening into the plenum.

Housing assembly for a flare tip apparatus for use on a waste gas flare stack

Flare gas assembly housing

A clamp and universal wedge clamp system is provided. The system includes a rigid clamp that is formed to define first and second arms that extend from opposite ends of a central member. The first and second arms each comprise a finger that extends inwardly toward the finger extending inwardly from the opposite arm, and at least one of the first and second arms comprising a slot defined through the arm along a portion of a length of the arm. A wedge extends through the slot, wherein the clamp and the wedge are collectively configured to removably retain a beam upon either one of a substantially cylindrical shoring post, or a substantially rectangular shoring post.

Universal wedge clamp

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Denver, CO, United States of America

David L Bacon