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Abney
Ernest C. Abney, Sanford, FL US
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| 20110061311 | BANDED LINER SYSTEM FOR METAL BUILDINGS - A roof structure of a building that has a pair of rafter beams and a pair of eave struts extending between and connected to the rafter beams includes a plurality of first banding strips. The first banding strips have opposite distal ends extending between and connected to the rafter beams. A plurality of second banding strips has opposite distal ends extending between and connected to the eave struts. A support sheet is supported on the first and second banding strips, and a shock absorbing member is attached between the support sheet and one of the rafter beams or the eave struts. | 03-17-2011 |
Laurence Abney, Sandnes NO
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| 20090140133 | Pipeline pig and method for irradiation of bacteria in a pipeline - A pipeline pig includes a fluid driven electrical power generator and an ultraviolet radiation source powered by the electrical power generator. Radiation is directed away from the pig to irradiate the inner surface of a pipeline when the pig is driven through the pipeline by fluid and thereby disinfects the inner surface of the pipeline. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20090205675 | Methods and Systems for Using a Laser to Clean Hydrocarbon Transfer Conduits - An improved method and system for removing blockage from hydrocarbon transfer conduits. An apparatus and methods for cleaning a hydrocarbon transfer conduit is disclosed whereby a laser head is placed in a hydrocarbon transfer conduit to be cleaned and supplied with a laser beam. The laser head applies the laser beam to an area in the hydrocarbon transfer conduit to be cleaned. | 08-20-2009 |
Laurence James Abney, Sandness NO
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| 20100139924 | Method and apparatus for removing plugs from subsea equipment through the use of exothermic reacting chemicals - A method of servicing subsea equipment comprising positioning a reaction chamber about the subsea equipment having a plug therein, wherein positioning the reaction chamber substantially isolates an area about the subsea equipment from an environment external to the reaction chamber, providing one or more reactants to the reaction chamber, and allowing a reaction to proceed between the reactants, wherein the reaction produces sufficient heat to eliminate the plug. A system for removing plugs from subsea equipment comprising a support vessel, a reaction chamber supported by the support vessel and positioned adjacent the subsea equipment having a plug therein, wherein the reaction chamber is configured to substantially isolate an area about the subsea equipment having a plug therein from an environment external to the reaction chamber, and one or more exothermically-reacting chemical reactants present within the reaction chamber. | 06-10-2010 |
Laurence James Abney, Sandnes NO
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| 20110121568 | Swellable connection system and method of using the same - A method of making a connection in hydrocarbon production equipment comprising positioning at least a portion of a receiving component about at least a portion of an insertable component, providing a swellable element within a circumferential space substantially defined by the at least a portion of the receiving component and the at least a portion the insertable component, and allowing the swellable element to expand. A hydrocarbon production equipment apparatus comprising an insertable component positioned within a receiving component, and a swellable element positioned between at least a portion of the insertable component and at least a portion of the receiving component, wherein the insertable component, the receiving component, or both is coupled to a hydrocarbon production equipment member, wherein the swellable element swells in response to contact with a swelling agent. | 05-26-2011 |
Lindsey Abney US
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| 20110089134 | METHOD OF COMPRESSION MOLDING A PLASTIC CLOSURE FROM FOAMED POLYMERIC MATERIAL - A method of compression molding a plastic article, such as a closure, includes providing a molten polymeric material, comprising a mixture of at least one molten polymer and a gas blended therein. The polymeric material is molded between cooperating male and female molds, with relative movement of the molds controlled to form a mold cavity with a predetermined volume. Formation in this manner acts to produce a molded closure with substantially reduced density, thus achieving desired material savings, while still providing a closure or like article exhibiting desired performance characteristics. | 04-21-2011 |
Robert Abney, Tallahassee, FL US
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| 20100138986 | INFLATABLE TOILET BOWL DRAIN PLUGGING DEVICE - The presently disclosed device and method uses a rubber bulb, tubing and an inflatable bladder to temporarily plug a toilet bowl or drain. The plugged drain for a toilet bowl to be thoroughly cleaned by allowing a solution, filled to the rim or other level of the toilet bowl, to soak away stains and disinfect the toilet bowl. The device can be disposable or reusable. The device can also be incorporated into common bathroom products, including but not limited to a toilet brush or plunger. | 06-10-2010 |
Trent Abney, Eaton, OH US
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| 20110168032 | COOKING MEDIUM SYSTEMS HAVING A SINGLE MECHANICAL LEVER AND CONTROL ASSISTED FILTERING AND DRAINING - A cooking apparatus includes a first and second cooking vessel, a drain manifold connecting the first and second cooking vessel to a drain container for storing cooking medium, a first drain valve and second drain valve configured to connect the first and second cooking vessel with the drain container. A first drain lever selectively opens and closes the first drain valve, and a second drain lever selectively opens and closes the second drain valve. A first and second drain lever indicator indicate an operational status of the first and second drain valves, respectively. A controller monitors the first and second drain valve. When the first drain valve is open, the second drain lever indicator indicates a warning when the second drain lever is operated. When the second drain valve is open, the first drain lever indicator indicates a warning when the first drain lever is operated. | 07-14-2011 |