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Edward Joseph Stockton

A burner includes a main flange, an oxidant inlet coupled to the main flange, a combustion fuel inlet coupled to the main flange, a nozzle pipe coupled to the main flange, an outer pipe coupled to the main flange, and a diffuser coupled to the nozzle pipe and the outer pipe. The nozzle pipe has an inner volume in fluid communication with the oxidant inlet. The outer pipe is around the nozzle pipe. An annular volume is at least partially defined by the main flange, the nozzle pipe, the outer pipe, and the diffuser. The annular volume is in fluid communication with the combustion fuel inlet. The diffuser may be flat.

Burner assemblies and methods

A reactor safety device includes a leg and a well. The leg includes an inlet and an outlet. The inlet is in fluid communication with an outlet of a reactor configured to operate at a pressure less than atmospheric pressure at a location of the reactor safety device. The well includes an inlet in fluid communication with the outlet of the leg. There is a first level in the leg and a second level in the well. The outlet of the leg is vertically lower than the second level. A level sensor is configured to monitor the first level and a controller in communication with the level sensor, a fuel inlet into the reactor, and an oxidant inlet into the reactor. The controller is configured to close the fuel inlet and the oxidant inlet when the first level changes by a predetermined amount.

Reactor safety devices and methods

This disclosure is directed to a carrier, both wheeled and wheelless for transporting relatively large sheets of relatively thin material such as wall panelling, wallboard, composite board, sheetrock or the like, the carrier including a generally inverted U-shaped handle, having downwardly diverging legs whose ends are connected to a generally L-shaped elongated supporting bar upon which lower edges of the sheet material rests, the latter being the basic carrier which may further include an abutment plate or a biting plate carried at one end of the elongated supporting bar and being movable between a position in which it either abuttingly contacts upright edges of the sheet material to prevent the same from sliding edgewise from the elongated supporting bar or digs into lower edges of the sheet material to similarly prevent the latter from sliding off the elongated supporting bar, and at least two wheels supported by the elongated supporting bar, one of the wheels being disposed with its axis in fixed normal relationship to the longitudinal axis of the elongated supporting bar, and the remaining wheel having a swivel axis to permit full 360.degree. rotation.

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Stockton, CA, United States of America

Edward Joseph Stockton