Edward Zawadzki - Bradenton FL, US William Britton - Palm Coast FL, US Herbert Ligon - Palm Coast FL, US Frederick J. Murrell - Bradenton FL, US John Simmons - Naples FL, US
International Classification:
C10J 3/48 C10J 3/46
US Classification:
48 61, 48210
Abstract:
A process for gasification of carbon-containing fuel is taught. The process includes heating carbon-containing fuel in a container, introducing air into the container in controlled quantifies to maintain substoichiometric conditions; removing syngas from the container and, removing slag from the container.
Edward A. Vitunac - Pittsburgh PA Edward A. Zawadzki - Wexford PA
Assignee:
Falcon United Ltd. - Wexford PA
International Classification:
B09B 300
US Classification:
241 14
Abstract:
A process and apparatus are provided for breaking the glass components of articles comprised of glass and nonglass components and liberating the glass components from the nonglass components by subjecting the articles to controlled vibrations sufficient to break the glass without breaking the nonglass components. The apparatus is a vibratory device having a screen deck and a plate deck. The screen deck has holes through which the broken glass falls to the plate deck. The nonglass components remain on the screen deck. Thereafter, the nonglass components are removed by one or more of a variety of means. The glass may be further processed by cleaning, rinsing and further crushing to size the glass pieces. Glass of different types may optionally be separated by taking advantage of the differences in specific gravities between glass types.
Method For Improving The Quality Of Contaminated Waste Water
Jesse R. Conner - Pittsburgh PA Edward A. Zawadzki - McMurray PA Ronald J. Polosky - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Chemfix Inc. - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
C02B 120
US Classification:
210 45
Abstract:
An aqueous solution of an alkali metal silicate and a silicate setting agent containing polyvalent metal ions is mixed with waste material to convert the mixture into a consolidated stable earth-like material substantially insoluble in water. The material is pulverized and mixed with polluted waste water, with the mixture being maintained long enough for the pulverized material to react with pollutants in the waste water to reduce or remove them, following which the suspended solids in the water are separated from it, leaving the water improved in quality; that is, water that is materially less contaminated than before treatment.
Edward A. Vitunac - Pittsburgh PA Edward A. Zawadzki - Wexford PA
Assignee:
Falcon United Ltd. - Wexford PA
International Classification:
C04B 904
US Classification:
501110
Abstract:
A process and apparatus are provided for breaking the glass components of articles comprised of glass and nonglass components and liberating the glass components from the nonglass components by subjecting the articles to controlled vibrations sufficient to break the glass without breaking the nonglass components. The apparatus is a vibratory device having a screen deck and a plate deck. The screen deck has holes through which the broken glass falls to the plate deck. The nonglass components remain on the screen deck. Thereafter, the nonglass components are removed by one or more of a variety of means. The glass may be further processed by cleaning, rinsing and further crushing to size the glass pieces. Glass of different types may optionally be separated by taking advantage of the differences in specific gravities between glass types.
Edward A. Vitunac - Pittsburgh PA Edward A. Zawadzki - Wexford PA
Assignee:
Falcon United Ltd. - Wexford PA
International Classification:
B02C 1912
US Classification:
241 94
Abstract:
A process and apparatus are provided for breaking the glass components of articles comprised of glass and nonglass components and liberating the glass components from the nonglass components by subjecting the articles to controlled vibrations sufficient to break the glass without breaking the nonglass components. The apparatus is a vibratory device having a screen deck and a plate deck. The screen deck has holes through which the broken glass falls to the plate deck. The nonglass components remain on the screen deck. Thereafter, the nonglass components are removed by one or more of a variety of means. The glass may be further processed by cleaning, rinsing and further crushing to size the glass pieces. Glass of different types may optionally be separated by taking advantage of the differences in specific gravities between glass types.
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