Roger B Malmquist

age ~67

from Butte, MT

Get Report

Also known as:

Roger Bruce Malmquist
Roger Bes Malmquist
Roger B Malmoquist
Roger Malquist

Connected to:

Roger Malmquist Phones & Addresses

Butte, MT
Divide, MT
Wise River, MT
Tuscaloosa, AL
San Diego, CA

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Roger Malmquist
Owner

Environmental Management Systems
Mngmnt Cnsltng Svcs

120 N Parkmont, Butte, MT 59701
PO Box 3481, Butte, MT 59702
4064945119

Resumes

Feed Team

view source

Location:

120 north Parkmont, Butte, MT 59701

Industry:

Oil & Energy

Work:

Pti-Ems
Feed Team
Cryogenic Expansion Aug 2012 - Feb 2014
Pm
Ems Butte Aug 2012 - Feb 2014
Projects
Impact Mechanical Jan 2005 - Feb 2012
Engineering Manager
Tuscaloosa Expansion 2008 - 2010
Coker Revamp

Education:

University of Maine 1975 - 1979

Skills:

Petrochemical
Refinery
Engineering
Energy
Power Generation
Epc
Project Engineering
Mining
Refining
Piping
Petroleum
Feed
Project Management
Inspection
Pipelines
Commissioning
Factory
P&Id
Gas
Contract Management
Cpm Scheduling
Construction Management
Maintenance Management
Power Plants
Water
Construction
Pumps
Instrumentation
Lng
Procurement
Engineering Design
Project Control
Process Engineering
Metal Fabrication
Project Estimation
Refineries
Autocad
Hazop
Dcs
Ms Project
Steam
Energy Industry
Natural Gas
Water Treatment
Boilers
Nuclear
Onshore
Offshore Drilling
Welding
Process Control

Interests:

Science and Technology

Languages:

English
Spanish

Certifications:

Msha Underground and Surface Operations Instructor
Fda Medicinal Gas Best Practice Cert

Roger Malmquist

view source

Roger Malmquist

view source

Us Patents

Thermal Coal Upgrading Process
view source
US Patent:

20090045103, Feb 19, 2009
Filed:

Jan 11, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/652194
Inventors:

Harry E. Bonner - Sheridan WY, US
Roger B. Malmquist - Butte MT, US
Ray W. Sheldon - Huntley MT, US
International Classification:

C10G 1/08
US Classification:

208413
Abstract:

A process for thermally upgrading coal in a vertical processor wherein the coal is gravity fed and a heated inert gas is introduced into the processor. The temperature of the gas, the size of the coal and the rate of movement of the coal are controlled to efficiently remove moisture from the coal and to not remove volatile organic compound.

Thermal Coal Upgrading Processor
view source
US Patent:

20090158610, Jun 25, 2009
Filed:

Jan 11, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/652180
Inventors:

Harry E. Bonner - Sheridan WY, US
Roger B. Malmquist - Butte MT, US
Ray W. Sheldon - Huntley MT, US
International Classification:

C10L 9/08
F26B 17/14
US Classification:

34171, 34165, 34234, 44626
Abstract:

An apparatus for heating low rank coal having a processor with transverse baffles. Coal is introduced into the top of the processor and passes through the processor by gravity. Heated relatively inert gas is introduced into the processor and flows through the coal, heating the coal and removing moisture from the coal. The temperature of the heated process gas, the size of the coal, the size of the inlet and outlet openings of the processor and the rate of flow of the coal are selected for optimum efficiency.

Apparatus For Upgrading Coal And Method Of Using Same
view source
US Patent:

20090300940, Dec 10, 2009
Filed:

Jun 30, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/495775
Inventors:

Harry E. Bonner - Sheridan WY, US
Roger B. Malmquist - Butte MT, US
Ray W. Sheldon - Huntley MT, US
Assignee:

Syncoal Solutions Inc. - Centennial CO
International Classification:

F26B 3/06
F26B 17/14
US Classification:

34505, 34171, 34165
Abstract:

An apparatus for upgrading coal comprising a baffle tower, inlet and exhaust plenums, and one or more cooling augers. The baffle tower comprises a plurality of alternating rows of inverted v-shaped inlet and outlet baffles. The inlet and outlet plenums are affixed to side walls of the baffle tower. Process gas enters the baffle tower from the inlet plenum via baffle holes in the side wall and dries the coal in the baffle tower. Process exhaust gas exits the baffle tower into the exhaust plenum via baffle holes in a different side wall of the baffle tower. Coal that enters the baffle tower descends by gravity downward through the baffle tower and enters a cooling auger, where the dried coal from the baffle tower is mixed with non-dried coal. A method of using the apparatus described above to upgrade coal.

Apparatus For Upgrading Coal And Method Of Using Same
view source
US Patent:

20130133248, May 30, 2013
Filed:

Jan 1, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/732409
Inventors:

Roger B. Malmquist - Butte MT, US
Ray W. Sheldon - Huntley MT, US
Assignee:

SynCoal Solutions Inc. - Centennial CO
International Classification:

C10L 5/04
US Classification:

44626, 44629
Abstract:

A method for using an apparatus for upgrading coal comprising a baffle tower, inlet and exhaust plenums, and one or more cooling augers. The baffle tower comprises a plurality of alternating rows of inverted v-shaped inlet and outlet baffles. The inlet and outlet plenums are affixed to side walls of the baffle tower. Process gas enters the baffle tower from the inlet plenum via baffle holes in the side wall and dries the coal in the baffle tower. Process exhaust gas exits the baffle tower into the exhaust plenum via baffle holes in a different side wall of the baffle tower. Coal that outers the baffle tower descends by gravity downward through the baffle tower and enters a cooling auger, where the dried coal from the baffle tower is mixed with non-dried coal.

Apparatus For Upgrading Coal And Method Of Using Same
view source
US Patent:

20140182196, Jul 3, 2014
Filed:

Apr 26, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/871984
Inventors:

- Centennial CO, US
Roger B. Malmquist - Butte MT, US
Ray W. Sheldon - Huntley MT, US
International Classification:

C10L 5/02
US Classification:

44629
Abstract:

An apparatus for upgrading coal comprising a baffle tower, inlet and exhaust plenums, and one or more cooling augers. The baffle tower comprises a plurality of alternating rows of inverted v-shaped inlet and outlet baffles. The inlet and outlet plenums are affixed to side walls of the baffle tower. Process gas enters the baffle tower from the inlet plenum via baffle holes in the side wall and dries the coal in the baffle tower. Process exhaust gas exits the baffle tower into the exhaust plenum via baffle holes in a different side wall of the baffle tower. Coal that enters the baffle tower descends by gravity downward through the baffle tower and enters a cooling auger, where the dried coal from the baffle tower is mixed with non-dried coal. A method of using the apparatus described above to upgrade coal.