Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Other

Takasago International Corporation

Hydrochem LLC

Lane Industries Company

James Buchanan

Michael S Bittar

Guoyu (David) Hu

Terry Lee Crock

Frank Joseph Moll

Akiko Yamasaki

Timothy E Lane

Michael John Munroe

An animal watering valve preferably includes a valve body, a valve stem, a retention plug, a stem o-ring and a compression spring. A valve bore is formed in the one end of the valve body to receive the valve stem. A plug bore is formed in the opposing end of the valve body. The valve stem preferably includes a sealing base, an actuation end, a plug end and a spring flange. An o-ring groove is formed in the sealing base to receive the stem o-ring. The retention plug preferably includes a threaded portion, a rotation flange and a stem portion. A stem bore is formed through the retention plug. The stem bore is sized to loosely receive the plug end of the valve stem. The plug end is inserted into the compression spring. The retention plug is threaded into the plug bore to retain the valve stem.

Animal watering valve

This invention provides a under cabinet ducting kit comprising an under cabinet supply cover; at least two oval collars, wherein a first oval collar is connected to the under cabinet supply cover at a first end; a flexible duct hose, wherein a first end of the flexible duct hose is connected to the first oval collar at a second end, and wherein a second end of the flexible duct hose is connected to a first end of a second oval collar; a toe kick backer plate, wherein a second end of the second oval collar is connected the toe kick backer plate; and at least two metal band straps, wherein the metal band straps attach the flexible duct hose to each of the first and the second oval collars.

Under cabinet air ducting kit

A heat exchanger tube cleaning assembly and method is provided. The assembly can allow for semi-automated tube cleaning of a heat exchanger or other piping or equipment used in an industrial facility such as, for example, a petrochemical plant or oil refinery.

Semi-automated heat exchanger tube cleaning assembly and method

The present invention provides malodor eliminating compositions that ameliorate undesirable sensations (e.g., undesirable sensations due to presence of sulphur-containing compounds) when added to foods, beverages, toothpastes, mouthwashes and other orally consumable products and consumed (e.g., when bucally administered in a consumer product).

Malodor eliminating compositions

Calculating resistivity of an earth formation. At least some of the illustrative embodiments are systems including: a first current source current return (CSCR) pair, said first CSCR pair comprises a first current source and a first current return, the first current return receives current from the first current source; a second CSCR pair, the second CSCR pair disposed along a longitudinal axis of said apparatus from the first CSCR pair, the second CSCR pair comprises a second current source and a second current return, and the second current return receives current from the second current source; and a monitor electrode disposed between the first CSCR pair and the second CSCR pair, a distance between the first current source and the monitor electrode is substantially equal to the distance between the second current source and the monitor electrode, and the monitor electrode monitors a first voltage and a second voltage.

Method and system of calculating resistivity of an earth formation

Method and system for calculating resistivity of an earth formation. At least some of the illustrative embodiments are methods comprising transmitting a current from a first current source, receiving at least part of the current at a first current return, said first current disposed remotely from the first current source, and measuring a first voltage at a monitor electrode, said monitor electrode disposed more remotely from below the first current source than said first current return.

Method and system for calculating resistivity of an earth formation

A multi-mode oil base mud imager for use in non-conductive drilling fluid includes at least one current source&#x2014;a current return pair, and one or more monitor electrodes not located between the current source and the current return of the current source-current return pair. Where more than one current source-current return pair is included, the tool is capable of multiple depths of investigation into surrounding formation. This data can be used as a gauge to establish the reliability of the data and to determine the resistance of the invaded zone around the borehole, as well as standoff distance of the tool from the borehole wall.

Multi-mode oil base mud imager

A lawn trimming tool (10) has an elongate support column or member (12) with a cutter head (16) mounted for rotation at a lower end thereof and a flexible line or string (20) extending from the cutter head (16) for cutting in a plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation. An edging attachment (28) is removably mounted by a bolt (50) to a support assembly (32) mounted on the support column (12). Front and rear rollers (58A, 58B, 58C, 58D) are mounted for rolling contact along a curb, driveway, or sidewalk (D) and an edging guide (60) secured to roller 58D rides alongside the driveway (D) for guiding the trimming tool (10).

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The Woodlands, TX, United States of America

James Buchanan