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509 Fabrications, Inc.

Energy Associates International, LLC

Frank Reed

Christina N Reed

Edward Stammel, Iii

Mike Ballantine

Systems and methods are disclosed for pyrolysis of waste feed material. Some systems include a main retort and a secondary retort. Syngas is produced by pyrolysis in the main retort, and is then mixed with combustion air and ignited, in some cases to produce energy. Carbon char travels to the secondary retort and is exhausted from the system through an airlock.

Pyrolysis systems

Apparatuses for burning a burnable fuel source, and methods of operating the same, are disclosed. The apparatuses may include a housing defining a chamber and a tube extending through the housing and disposed at least partially within the chamber of the housing, the tube accommodating a burnable fuel source. A tray may be disposed within the chamber and accommodating at least a portion of the burnable fuel source when received within the tube. A refractory brick may be disposed on at least a portion of the tray, and a plurality of pipes may be disposed within the housing such that, upon actuation of the apparatuses, heat from the burnable fuel source contacts the plurality of pipes. The apparatuses may also include an air outlet in the first housing configured to allow air from within the chamber to exit the chamber.

Fuel stove

A mining sluice box having a louver processing zone comprising a plurality of louvers positioned perpendicular to the incline slope, with the pitch angle of the louvers being variable so as to permit adjustment of the intensity of a vortex flow between the plurality of louvers by adjusting the pitch angle of the plurality of louvers.

Louvered sluice

A system and method are set for pyrolysis of waste feed material including a first retort segment disposed through a combustion chamber and a second retort segment disposed outside of the combustion chamber. The combustion chamber supplies the heat for pyrolysis to the material conveyed through the first retort segment, which pyrolysis is completed as it is conveyed through the second retort segment. A thermal oxidizer oxidizes off gases and a stack unit provides a draft to move the gases from pyrolysis from the retort segments and through the thermal oxidizer.

System and method for thermally reducing solid and liquid waste and for recovering waste heat

A crayon protector comprises a covering which is substantially cylindrical in configuration. The covering is made of unbreakable, non-cuttable, yet flexible material, for instance molded plastic. The covering is configured with open ends and a longitudinal slit which prevents complete encircling of the crayon. The covering is inserted on a crayon and substantially surrounds and reinforces it from breakage at its break zone. The slit facilitates insertion and removal and allows flexible expansion of the covering for use with crayons of varying diameters. The protector can also be used to prevent breakage of other relatively easily breakable writing implements, like chalk, pastel and charcoal sticks.

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Paso Robles, CA, United States of America

Frank Reed