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Envirotech Services, Inc.

Intrepid Potash, Inc.

Kenneth G Taylor

James A Taylor

Stephen C Bytnar

Michael J Morrison

Elizabeth Paden

A method of forming a pelletized fertilizer includes combining a fertilizer material with an organic binder to form a wet mixture, and drying the wet mixture to form particles comprising the fertilizer material and the organic binder dispersed therein. The fertilizer material includes solid particles of langbeinite, and the organic binder includes at least one cellulose polymer in a solid phase or a liquid gel phase. The dried particles are coated with mineral oil to form coated particles. A pelletized fertilizer includes pellets comprising solid particles of langbeinite (and optionally, other fertilizer materials) interspersed with at least one cellulose polymer. A mineral oil coating is over the pellets.

Pelletized fertilizer and methods of preparing pelletized fertilizer

Apparatus for moving catalyst containers includes a lifting jack having first and second legs each supporting a roller, and each having a relatively short length to avoid contact with the discharge hopper of the container. First and second idler rollers are inserted under one end of the container base. A load plate of the lifting jack is engaged with the second end of the container base, and raised, allowing the container to be moved. The load plate is rotatably supported by a support plate positioned between the legs of the lifting jack. In use, a first end of the base is raised, the idler rollers are inserted, the first end is lowered, the lifting jack is inserted into the second end of the base, and raised to permit transport of the container.

Apparatus and method for moving catalyst bins

Devices for immobilizing cervical cord injuries and applying localized temperature gradients to injured cervical cord areas. Cervical collars according to the present invention comprise a forward section and a rear section held together by fastening means such as hook and loop fasteners. The rear sections contain cavities for receiving a cooling or heating medium such as endothermic chemical packs, refrigeration coils or containers of hot or cold materials. Localized hypothermia or hyperthermia can thus be induced according to the present invention minutes or perhaps hours earlier than otherwise possible in an effort to increase the prospect of favorable prognosis for recovery of limb function.

Cervical heat transfer and immobilization device

A well logging instrument for use in a cased well bore and containing a sealed source of fast neutrons and two identical thermal neutron detectors with a volume of four atmospheres of helium-3 gas. The formation surrounding the cased well bore is bombarded with high energy neutrons and the two thermal neutron detectors are spaced apart from one another and from the source to receive slowed down or thermal neutrons from the surrounding formations. The epithermal or fast neutrons striking the formation are slowed down by fluids containing great quantities of hydrogen or chlorine atoms, creating thermal or slow neutrons, which the detectors respond to logrithmically, but independently. The counting rate of the detectors are processed independently to count rate meters and to a recorder to present two outputs of information. The presence or absence of hydrogen and chlorine atoms in the formations as detected by each detector determines the amount of sweep or deflection of each recorder pen. By calibrating each output of the detectors to the other, in known formations, the long spaced curve will deflect to the right of the short spaced curve in water bearing zones and deflect to the left of the short spaced curve in oil bearing zones. In dense zones of very low porosity or non-fluid bearing or impermeable formations, the curves will track each other as the ratio of the two counting rates are equal to the ratio of the sensitivities in this situation or condition.

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Odessa, TX, United States of America

Kenneth G Taylor