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John L Mayberry

James R McArthur

John Harrel

A medical suction apparatus may include a wand having a proximal end and a distal end. The apparatus may further include a lumen defined within the wand, the lumen configured to couple to a suction source. The apparatus may also include a mouth defined at the distal end of the wand and placing the lumen in communication with an exterior of the wand, where the mouth has an upper edge and a lower edge, where the mouth is elongated horizontally between the upper edge and the lower edge, and where at least the upper edge or the lower edge is beveled to enable scraping of a surface.

Chest cavity suction medical apparatus and method

A casing stabbing apparatus which includes a derrick bracket subassembly for attachment to a derrick, and a boom having an end pivotally connected to the bracket assembly for pivotation about a vertical axis and about a horizontal axis. A pair of arcuate casing gripping jaws is pivotally connected to the second end of the boom. A piston and cylinder assembly extends between the jaws to selectively converge and diverge the jaws. A second piston and cylinder assembly extends between the bracket assembly and the boom to elevate the boom by pivotation about a horizontal pivotal axis. A third piston and cylinder assembly extends between the bracket assembly and the boom to swing the boom laterally in pivotation about a vertical axis. A remote automatic control subassembly enables the casing stabbing operation to be carried out from a remote location by the use of a hand held wand, and it includes remote control feedback circuitry which aids the operating in quickly and precisely positioning the boom for engaging the casing and moving it into a position of alignment.

Device for positioning and stabbing casing from a remote selectively

Municipal waste materials are processed by crushing the materials so that pieces of noncombustible material are smaller than a selected size and pieces of combustible material are larger than the selected size. The crushed materials are placed on a vibrating mesh screen conveyor belt having openings which pass the smaller, noncombustible pieces of material, but do not pass the larger, combustible pieces of material. Consecutive conveyors may be connected by an intermediate vibratory plate. An air knife can be used to further separate materials based on weight.

Municipal waste processing apparatus

Municipal waste materials are processed by crushing the materials so that pieces of noncombustible material are smaller than a selected size and pieces of combustible material are larger than the selected size. The crushed materials are placed on a vibrating mesh screen conveyor belt having openings which pass the smaller, noncombustible pieces of material, but do not pass the larger, combustible pieces of material. Pieces of material which become lodged in the openings of the conveyor belt may be removed by cylindrical deraggers or pressurized air. The crushed materials may be fed onto the conveyor belt by a vibrating feed plate which shakes the materials so that they tend to lie flat.

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John L Mayberry