Wall Control, Inc.

Richard Joseph Grove

Hye-Kyung Cho Timken

Joel E Schmidt

Tengfei Liu

A panel lock assembly securely attaches an object to a perforated wall board panel. The panel lock assembly comprises a pin that hooks through an opening in the panel, a brace that fits over the pin next to the panel, and a lock that fits through an opening in the pin. The lock prevents removal of the brace from the pin, which prevents removal of the pin from the panel. Objects can be secured by the lock to secure the object to the pin and therefore to the panel. In this manner, theft of objects secured to the panel can be deterred.

Anti-theft perforated wall board lock

A three-dimensional perforated-panel wall mounting system comprises multiple perforated panels mounted in a three-dimensional configuration, which increases the panel storage area for a corresponding two-dimensional mounting surface area. For example, perforated panels are attached to two sides of a triangular-shaped mounting bracket. When the third side of the mounting bracket is attached to a wall or other mounting surface, the system provides twice the perforated panel area compared to a surface area of the wall covered by the system.

Three-dimensional perforated wall mounting system

A process is provided for producing a liquid hydrocarbon material suitable for use as a fuel or as a blending component in a fuel. The process includes co-processing a pyrolysis oil derived from a waste plastic raw material and a biorenewable feedstock comprising triglycerides in a catalytic cracking process in a presence of a solid catalyst at catalytic cracking conditions to provide a cracking product. The cracking product may be fractionated to provide at least one of a gasoline fraction and a middle distillate fraction.

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Loganville, GA, United States of America

Richard Joseph Grove