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David Edmund Code, Tomball, TX US
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20100099592 | PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR PREPARING A UREA GREASE - The invention provides for a process for preparing a urea grease including: (a) introducing a first feed component to a first feeding zone; (b) introducing a second feed component to a second feeding zone; (c) first reacting-mixing in a first reacting-mixing zone; and (d) cooling-mixing in a cooling-mixing zone. The invention also provides for a process for preparing a urea grease including: (a) introducing a first feed component to a first feeding zone; (b) introducing a second feed component to a second feeding zone; (c) first reacting-mixing in a first reacting-mixing zone; (d) introducing a third feed component to a third feeding zone; (e) second reacting-mixing in a second reacting-mixing zone; and (f) cooling-mixing in a cooling-mixing zone. The invention also provides for an apparatus for preparing a urea grease comprising: (a) a first feeding zone; (b) a second feeding zone; (c) a first reacting-mixing zone; and (d) a cooling-mixing zone. The invention also provides for an apparatus for preparing a urea grease comprising: (a) a first feeding zone; (b) a second feeding zone; (c) a first reacting-mixing zone; (d) a third feeding zone; (e) a second reacting-mixing zone; and (f) a cooling-mixing zone. | 04-22-2010 |
David Richard Code, Gibson CA
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20090056890 | Digester wash extraction by individual screen flow control - A continuous digester comprises a wash zone having a plurality of individual wash screens disposed about an inner wall of the digester for the withdrawal of co-current downflow liquor from the wash zone. A conduit is connected in fluid communication between each of the wash screens and a collector for co-current downflow liquor withdrawn from the wash zone of the digester. A valve is interposed along the length of the conduit leading from each of the wash screens. The valve is operable between open and closed positions in response to a signal received from a temperature sensor associated with the conduit leading from each of the wash screens. The signal represent changes in temperature of a corresponding co-current down flow liquor through a corresponding conduit wherein a corresponding valve permits adjustment of a corresponding flow rate of liquor through said corresponding conduit to a flow rate that is substantially equal to each of the other flow rates of co-current downflow liquor through each of the other conduits. | 03-05-2009 |
20090236059 | DIGESTER WASH EXTRACTION BY INDIVIDUAL SCREEN FLOW CONTROL - A continuous digester comprises a wash zone having a plurality of individual wash screens disposed about an inner wall of the digester for the withdrawal of co-current downflow liquor from the wash zone. A conduit is connected in fluid communication between each of the wash screens and a collector for co-current downflow liquor withdrawn from the wash zone of the digester. A valve is interposed along the length of the conduit leading from each of the wash screens. The valve is operable between open and closed positions in response to a signal received from a temperature sensor associated with the conduit leading from each of the wash screens. The signal represent changes in temperature of a corresponding co-current down flow liquor through a corresponding conduit wherein a corresponding valve permits adjustment of a corresponding flow rate of liquor through said corresponding conduit to a flow rate that is substantially equal to each of the other flow rates of co-current downflow liquor through each of the other conduits. | 09-24-2009 |
Douglas M. Code, Madison, WI US
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20100117565 | ACTIVE SCANNER BOW COMPENSATOR - An active scanner bow compensator for use with a scanner is described. The scanner includes a moveable scanning platform supported within a frame. The active scanner bow compensator supports the scanner and includes a frame of reference, sensors, and an actuator. The sensors detect out-of-plane motion of the scanning platform relative to the frame of reference, and the actuators compensate for the out-of-plane motion by adjusting the orientation of the frame relative to the frame of reference. The active scanner bow compensator may be used in atomic force microscopy applications. | 05-13-2010 |
James Code, Drumbo CA
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20150375983 | Drip Collection Device - A drip collection device collects and contains drippings from a vehicle, such as water, dirt and like material. The device includes a container having a bottom wall and a perimeter wall coupled to and extending upwardly from the bottom wall defining an interior space configured for holding drippings from a vehicle when the vehicle is positioned above the container. A panel is coupled to and extends across the container. The panel has a top surface defining a platform spaced above the bottom wall configured for receiving the vehicle thereon. The panel has a plurality of drain holes extending therein configured for permitting the drippings from the vehicle to pass into the interior space. A ramp is coupled to a first end of the panel. The ramp slants upwardly toward the panel to permit the vehicle to be driven upwardly onto the platform. | 12-31-2015 |
Kenneth R. Code, Edmonton CA
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20090028915 | Material having antimicrobial activity when wet - An article is applied to the surface of an article, animal housing environment or animal (including humans) to provide antimicrobial activity when activated with a liquid comprising alcohol. The article may comprise a water and/or alcohol absorbent material; and a composition that reacts with water and/or alcohol to produce molecular iodine. The composition provides a local concentration (in the water and/or alcohol) of at least 5 or 10 parts per million iodine in water and/or alcohol carried by the material (that is actual water supported by the water absorbent material) when the material has 5% by weight of water present in the water absorbent. | 01-29-2009 |
20110104303 | MATERIAL HAVING ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY WHEN WET - An article or material is applied to the environment of the body of an animal (including humans) to provide both absorbency and antimicrobial activity. The article or material may comprise a water absorbent material; and a composition that reacts with water to produce molecular iodine. The composition provides a local concentration (in the water) of at least 10 parts per million iodine in water carried by the material (that is actual water supported by the water absorbent material) when the material has 5% by weight of water present in the water absorbent. The material may be a flowable material, or the article may be diaper, sanitary pad, bandage, adhesive pad or wrap for an animal. | 05-05-2011 |
20110296883 | MODERATION OF ANIMAL ENVIRONMENTS - An environment is moderated in an area where animal wastes are collected in a fluid containing compartment. Animal wastes are collected in a fluid containing compartment. The animal wastes are of the type that generate or provide in or above the fluid containing compartment at least one waste selected from the group consisting of carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, mercaptans and organic acids. A combination is provided of i) a polymer capable of absorbing at least ten times its weight in water (preferably a superpolymer) and ii) a combination of salts that react to liberate I | 12-08-2011 |
20110297381 | MODERATION OF OIL EXTRACTION WASTE ENVIRONMENTS - An environment is moderated against microbial buildup, and especially bacterial buildup in an area where residual liquid wastes are collected or retained or added into natural ground formations. Water wastes are created, collected in storage areas or retained in natural land formations after the use of fluids to extract hydrocarbons contained in oil sand or oil shale or other hydrocarbon rich formations. The residual water wastes are of the type that generate or provide or promote in or above the fluid at least one waste selected from the group consisting of bacteria, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, mercaptans and organic acids. A combination is provided of at least one of i) a friction reducing polymer for oil extraction and/or a polymer capable of absorbing at least ten times its weight in water (preferably a super-absorbing polymer) and ii) a combination of salts that react to liberate I | 12-08-2011 |
20120087965 | ANTIMICROBIAL AND ANTIODOR SOLUTIONS AND DELIVERY SYSTEMS - Antimicrobial solutions and delivery systems for them use liquid antimicrobial solutions with: | 04-12-2012 |
20130287865 | ANTIMICROBIAL SOLUTIONS AND METHODS - Antimicrobial solutions and delivery systems for them use liquid antimicrobial solutions with: at least 80% of total weight of a carrier liquid comprising water, alcohol or a mixture of water and alcohol; at least 0.0001% by weight of the solution of I | 10-31-2013 |
20140166565 | ANTIMICROBIAL SOLUTIONS AND METHODS - Contaminants are filtered from a fluid flow stream and the filter is regenerated by a process including steps of: providing a filter material comprising both carbon and potassium iodide; passing a contaminated fluid stream in contact with the filter material; adsorbing contaminants from the fluid stream onto surfaces in the filter material; passing an electric current through the filter material with adsorbed contaminant thereon; disassociating contaminant from the surfaces of the filter material; and removing disassociated contaminant from the filter material by carrying away the disassociated contaminant in a fluid flow mass. | 06-19-2014 |
Kenneth R. Code, Spruce Grove CA
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20120263801 | ACTIVATED CARBON ASSOCIATED WITH ALKALINE OR ALKALI IODIDE - Contaminants are filtered from a fluid flow stream and the filter is regenerated by a process including steps of: | 10-18-2012 |
Simon Code, Victoria AU
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20080271553 | Actuating Mechanism and Brake Assembly - An actuating mechanism, particularly for a disc brake caliper, including a screw actuator having a screw | 11-06-2008 |