Triple Action, L.l.c.

Total Water Management, LLC

Other

Edward Clay Slade

Clayton Reed Carter

Janos I Lakatos

Neil Richardson

Christopher Jahn

Embodiments of the present invention include a breech system comprising, first, a breech lock with a pivotable cam end plate for accessing a firearm breech and, second, a camming cartridge extractor with a pivotable lever for extracting a fired cartridge. The pivotable cam end plate may be connected to an independently pivotable arm that is operable as a lever for moving the cam end plate into an open position to allow breech access. The pivotable cam end plate and pivotable arm may be capable of a plurality of movements within the same plane in order to optimize leverage and cam action for opening the breech lock.

Firearm breech system

A fluid evaporation system includes a housing bounding a fluid reservoir and an air flow path that is disposed over top of the fluid reservoir. The housing has an inlet opening and a spaced apart outlet opening that both provide communication between the outside environment and the air flow path. A fan is positioned to draw the air out of the air flow path through the outlet opening. A baffle projects into the air flow path at a location between inlet opening and the outlet opening so as to constrict the area of the air flow path thereat. A plurality of spray nozzles are positioned within air flow path between the baffle and the first end of the housing. A pump is configured to draw fluid from the reservoir and deliver it to the plurality of spray nozzles.

Water evaporation system and method

A fluid evaporation system includes a housing bounding an airflow path. A misting system is positioned within the airflow path for spraying a wastewater into the airflow path. Water in the misted wastewater is evaporated, thereby concentrating minerals in the wastewater. A pretreatment system is positioned upstream from the fluid evaporator. The pretreatment system includes a gas induced separator. Separation of hydrocarbons and water are enhanced using a polymer and/or by lowering the pH of the wastewater.

Wastewater pre-treatment and evaporation system

This invention relates to a valve characterized by a hollow cylindrical body, the interior of which houses a segmented conical plug for axial movement with its apex pointed upstream. A frustoconical seat inside the hollow body also faces upstream and cooperates with similarly shaped surfaces at the base of each plug segment to cam the latter into cone-forming relation upon axial movement thereof in a downstream direction. In closed position these opposed frustoconical surfaces mate to define a continuous annular fluid tight seal. Downstream of the segmented plug subassembly is an externally ribbed tubular slide mounted for limited reciprocating movement in an axial direction back and forth between the axially spaced endwalls of an inwardly opening annular groove. Externally operated means are provided which, upon actuation, shift the slide between its extended upstream position and its retracted downstream one by exerting a suitable axially directed force against the appropriate face of the rib. Leaf springs normally biasing the segments of the cone subassembly into open position connect the latter to the adjacent upstream end of the slide. Actuation of the slide into extended position opens the valve while retraction of the slide closes same. The segments of the plug cooperate in closed position to define a fluid-tight seal and at least one of the mating surfaces is covered, coated or otherwise treated so as to effect such a seal, the same thing being true of the mating surfaces between the plug and seat therefor.

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North Logan, UT, United States of America

Edward Clay Slade