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Unicel, Inc.

Baker Oil Tools, Inc.

Drilling Waste, Incorporated

John A Young

John A Cairo, Jr

Jules A Simon

Frank Giuliano

Richard E Munson

Michael D Ford

Dennis G Mascolo

Harold C Bourgeois

A vehicle-mounted electronic component security assembly for enabling and disabling the electronic components in a vehicle as desired. The vehicle-mounted electronic component security assembly includes a vehicle having a dashboard; and also includes a bracket being fastened to the dashboard; and further includes a lock switch assembly being securely mounted to the bracket; and also includes electronic circuitry being connected to the lock switch assembly and being adapted to be connected to electronic components in the vehicle.

Vehicle-mounted electronic component security assembly

A simplified single cell apparatus and method for removal of suspended impurities in liquids using gas flotation and filtration is provided wherein the method and apparatus are preferably directed to induced gas flotation separation of suspended impurities in combination with a filter media for filtration removal of remaining suspended impurities. A filter media is contained within the single cell apparatus such that liquid exiting the vessel must pass through the filter media after having been subjected to flotation treatment.

Single cell gas flotation separator with filter media

Simplified single cell fluid flow apparatus for flotation removal of suspended impurities and liquids are provided wherein the method and apparatus are directed to an induced gas liquid coalescer for flotation separation of suspended impurities. The apparatus provides for a separation vessel which can be fabricated to withstand internal pressure requirements experienced in flotation separation devices wherein the apparatus induces maximum gas volumes consistent with optimum mass transfer of gas medium to suspended impurities in the liquid while controlling intercell or vessel chamber turbulence. Such maximum gas induction achieved without turbulence is through the use of microscopic gas bubbles. Such microscopic gas bubbles provide massive surface area with which the suspended impurities adhere and allows for various apparatus utilization. The continuous operation of the clarification separation is also enhanced by utilization of a sensing probe means for detecting high oil content in combination with diversion means for removing oil slugs to skim removal means as a result of reducing the clarified liquid removal from the bottom portion of the separation chamber. Resultant high oil concentration purge is achieved, nullifying contaminated effluent water discharge from the vessel.

Induced gas liquid coalescer and flotation separator

A simplified single cell fluid flow apparatus for flotation removal of suspended impurities and liquids are provided wherein the method and apparatus are directed to an induced gas liquid coalescer for flotation separation of suspended impurities. The apparatus provides for a separation vessel which can be fabricated to withstand internal pressure requirements experienced in flotation separation devices wherein the apparatus induces maximum gas volumes consistent with optimum mass transfer of gas medium to suspended impurities in the liquid while controlling intercell or vessel chamber turbulence. Such maximum gas induction achieved without turbulence is through the use of microscopic gas bubbles. Such microscopic gas bubbles provide massive surface area with which the suspended impurities adhere and allows for apparatus utilization which is smaller and more compact for comparative treatment volumes. The continuous operation of the clarification separation is also enhanced by utilization of a sensing probe means for detecting high oil content in combination with diversion means for removing oil slugs to skim removal means as a result of reducing the clarified liquid removal from the bottom portion of the separation chamber. Resultant high oil concentration purge is achieved, nullifying contaminated effluent water discharge from the vessel.

An air treatment system for a vehicle or other habitable structure. The apparatus includes a supply of treating fluid, a pump and spray nozzle arrangement, and a control system. The spray nozzle discharges the treating liquid in an atomized condition within an air circulation conduit, and the control system insures that there is air flow taking place in the conduit before atomization begins and that air flow is still continuing after cessation of atomization. The sequences is insured by a logic control and the pump is actuated through a timer and relay arrangement. An automatic conditioned responsive mode of operation can also be provided.

Air treatment apparatus and method

A process and apparatus are disclosed for separating drilling mud and waste materials into pure water and a concentrated solid waste phase which is easily handled and disposed of. The process and apparatus provide for adjusting the pH of the drilling mud and waste materials to be separated, mixing the thus pH adjusted mud and waste materials with a flocculating agent and allowing the solids to settle out. The solids are then removed and further dewatered to produce a relatively dry concentrated solid waste phase. If desired, the clarified water is mixed with finely divided activated charcoal to remove various impurities from the clarified water. The mixture of clarified water and charcoal are then filtered to produce a filtrate stream which is further separated to produce pure water and a liquid phase containing dissolved solids. The pure water can then be reused in the drilling process or safely discharged into the environment.

Process for handling waste from oil well operations

A single pass filtration process for the removal of suspended solids from completion fluids used in oil or gas well drilling operations which utilizes pressure injection of these fluids into a filter having pattern filter plates.

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Baton Rouge, LA, United States of America

John A Young