Mobil Oil Corporation

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John E Cook

Robert O Hagerty

Frederick W Jacob

Thomas J Giacobbe

A multi-function drill bit assembly with slideably positionable hole saw comprising an elongate bit member, a reversible arbor member, and a hole saw member. The elongate drill bit member has a drilling portion and an attachment portion, with the drilling portion having a sharp cutting tip and the attachment portion having at least one flat surface running longitudinally across. The reversible arbor member has a cylindrical cavity extending axially therethrough with the attachment portion of the drill bit member being slideably disposed in the cylindrical cavity. The arbor member has a first portion and a cylindrical skirt portion, the cylindrical skirt portion extending outwardly from the first portion and being generally concentric with the cylindrical cavity. The cylindrical skirt portion has an exterior surface with a first set of threads running circumferentially across. The hole saw member has a cylindrical body with a closed end and an open end. A plurality of cutting teeth peripherally extend from the open end. The closed end has an aperture therethrough with a second set of threads extending circumferentially around the aperture, the second set of threads being axially aligned to correspond with the first set of threads. The cylindrical skirt portion of the arbor member is disposed in the aperture in the hole saw member, and the elongate drill bit member is disposed in and extends through the hole saw member.

Drill bit assembly with an adjustable hole saw

There is provided an improvement in a method for terminating a gas phase olefin polymerization reaction with a kill gas such as carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide. The improvement involves the use of a carrier gas to increase the rate of penetration of kill gas into the reaction medium. The improved method is particularly adaptable to a fluid bed reactor system.

Reactor system for rapid kill gas injection to gas phase polymerization

Method and reactor system for rapid kill gas injection to gas phase

A catalyst composition for polymerizing alpha-olefins in a gas phase continuous process is prepared by combining a catalyst precursor with a catalyst activator in such proportions that the polymer product comprises about 9.times.10.sup.-7 to about 18.times.10.sup.-7 gram-moles of the activator per gram of the polymer produced. The use of the activator in these proportions lowers the partial pressure of the monomers used in the process without sacrificing quality of the product. The catalyst precursor is prepared by reacting a carrier having OH groups with a stoichiometric excess, with respect to the OH groups, of an organomagnesium composition, and subsequently reacting the product with a transition metal compound.

Catalyst composition for polymerizing alpha-olefins at low reactants

There is provided a method for terminating a gas phase olefin polymerization reaction with a kill gas such as carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide. The method involves the use of coast-down flow of recycle gas during a failure of the power source of a compressor to carry kill gas into the reaction medium. The method is particularly adaptable to a fluid bed reactor system.

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Westfield, NJ, United States of America

John E Cook