Carl Raymond Cook

US Patent:

63184990, Nov 20, 2001

Filed:

May 26, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/320228

Inventors:

Joseph Honein - Houston TX
Carl R. Cook - Houston TX

International Classification:

E04G 116

US Classification:

182222

Abstract:

A composite scaffolding plank made from a plurality of wooden boards positioned in side to side parallel abutment. At least one of such boards is a whole natural wooden board, and at least one of such boards is a laminated wooden board. A plurality of spaced pins extend transversely through the wooden boards. A cam means on the pins pulls and holds the boards together. In addition, my invention is a method of forming wide wooden planks from two or more narrow wooden boards (as described) by positioning the boards in side to side parallel abutment and embedding a plurality of spaced pins transversely through the boards. Further, a method of increasing the strength of a wooden plank is to cut the plank longitudinally into sections, add at least one laminated wooden board, position the sections in side to side parallel abutment, and subsequently embed a plurality of spaced pins in the sections.

US Patent:

62027891, Mar 20, 2001

Filed:

Mar 29, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/537736

Inventors:

Joseph Honein - Houston TX
Carl R. Cook - Houston TX

International Classification:

E04G 116

US Classification:

182222

Abstract:

A composite scaffolding plank made from a plurality of wooden boards positioned in side to side parallel abutment. At least one of such boards is a whole natural wooden board, and at least one of such boards is a laminated wooden board. A plurality of spaced pins extend transversely through the wooden boards. A cam on the pins pulls and holds the boards together. In addition, my invention is a method of forming wide wooden planks from two or more narrow wooden boards (as described) by positioning the boards in side to side parallel abutment and embedding a plurality of spaced pins transversely through the boards. Further, a method of increasing the strength of a wooden plank is to cut the plank longitudinally into sections, add at least one laminated wooden board, position the sections in side to side parallel abutment, and subsequently embed a plurality of spaced pins in the sections.

US Patent:

20150231430, Aug 20, 2015

Filed:

Feb 17, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/182070

Inventors:

Carl R. Cook - Mathis TX, US

International Classification:

A62C 27/00
A62C 33/00
A62C 5/00
A62C 31/00
A62C 5/02

Abstract:

A mobile firefighting station includes a trailer having opposed ends and a platform therebetween. The trailer may include an axle and wheels so as to be mobile. The mobile firefighting station includes firefighting equipment such as a water tank, a foam fire retardant tank, a water hose with nozzle, and a water cannon operatively interconnected and operated by a fluid delivery assembly. The fluid delivery assembly includes a pump to pressurize a fluid stream. An electricity generator is positioned on the platform and electrically connected to components requiring electricity. The apparatus includes a communications module electrically connected to the generator and having a wireless internet connection and a user interface such that tank fluid levels, fuel levels, maintenance records, weather data, and active fire details are selectively communicated to a remote location using the wireless internet connection.

US Patent:

20140278302, Sep 18, 2014

Filed:

Mar 13, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/210107

Inventors:

Eric Ziegel - Houston TX, US
Shahryar Shirzadi - Katy TX, US
Richard Heddle - Camberley, GB
Richard Bailey - Ashtead Surrey, GB
Carl Cook - Minneapolis MN, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/50

US Classification:

703 2, 703 9

Abstract:

A method for independently modeling a water flow rate, an oil flow rate, and a gas flow rate using data-driven computer models is disclosed. The method can include obtaining parameters of a well associated with an asset during a well test; creating the ensemble of data-driven models to model the water flow rate, the oil flow rate, and the gas flow rate based on the parameters; evaluating each model of the ensemble of models; selecting a subset of models from the ensemble of models; modeling each of the water flow rate, the oil flow rate, and the gas flow rate independently using the subset of models; reconciling each of the water flow rate, the oil flow rate, and the gas flow rate for the well with a total flow rate at the asset; and outputting the water flow rate, the oil flow rate, and the gas flow rate.

Address:

158 Crk 34, Mathis, TX 78368

VIN:

3FADP4EJ1CM134755

Make:

FORD

Model:

FIESTA

Year:

2012