Chevron Oronite Company LLC

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James A Gray

Kevin David Carabell

William R Ruhe, Jr

Casey Don Stokes

Majid R Ahmadi

Thierry Triconnet

Henk P M Sengers

Bob P Gray

An oil-soluble lubricating oil additive composition prepared by the process which comprises reacting a copolymer, with at least one ether compound and with at least one aromatic amine.

Lubricating oil additive composition and method of making the same

Fuel additive compositions containing a mannich condensation product, a poly (oxyalkylene) monool, and a carboxylic acid

Method of improving the compatibility of a fuel additive composition containing a Mannich condensation product

Process for the preparation of polyalkylphenoxyaminoalkanes

Method for the removal of excess amounts of water-soluble amines from mannich condensation products

Fuel additive compositions containing a mannich condensation product, a poly(oxyalkylene) monool, and a carboxylic acid

Method for removing boron from polyalkyl hydroxyaromatics

A golf cart is arranged to include a plurality of parallelepiped wells to receive a stack of golf ball buckets therewithin for storage and transport of the golf ball buckets with or without golf balls contained therewithin relative to a driving range in a golf course environment. The invention includes a modified aspect of a plurality of container members hingedly mounted together securable relative to an underlying cart structure arranged for pivotment to an aligned orientation relative to the various wells.

Golf driving range cart apparatus

An animal feeding device including a housing defining an upper food storage compartment having a bottom discharge opening, a closure slideably mounted below the compartment for opening and closing the discharge, an arm pivotally mounted to the housing and connected with the closure for moving the closure between the open and closed positions, and moveable tabs between the arm and the closure to vary the manner of engagement between the two, thereby varying the movement of the closure in response to movement of the arm.

Animal feeding device

An apparatus for converting thermoplastic waste material into a commercial-grade granular material wherein the waste material is introduced into a chamber containing a rotating cutter which shreds and frictionally heats the thermoplastic material which is thereafter cooled by cooling water added to the material while the cutting operation continues. The cooling water or vapor is then withdrawn or exhausted from the container under negative pressure leaving the granular material dry. Also, solvents are removed from the material. The cutter blade may include baffle bars which provide frictional heating surfaces for heating the thermoplastic waste material.

Thermoplastic waste converter

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Novato, CA, United States of America

James A Gray