CSM Fort Campbell, KY Oct 2011 to Apr 2014 Brigade Command Sergeant Major/ Senior Enlisted AdvisorUS Army Fort Riley, KS Jul 2007 to Oct 2011 Battalion Command Sergeant Major/ Senior Enlisted AdvisorUS Army Fort Knox, KY Nov 2005 to Jul 2007 Regimental S4 Sergeant Major / Senior Logistics ManagerUS Army
Aug 1999 to Nov 2005 Senior Supply Sergeant / Senior Logistics Manager
Education:
Northcentral University Prescott Valley, AZ 2011 Masters in Organizational LeadershipExecutive Leadership School Leavenworth, KS 2011Army Force Management School Fort Belvoir, VA 2011Senior Leadership School Leavenworth, KS 2007Excelsior College Albany, NY 2007 Bachelor of Science in Liberal ArtsCapstone Senior Leadership and Management School El Paso, TX 2007
Military:
Rank: CSM Dec 1981 to Apr 2014 Branch: ArmyL.i.location.original
WebPT Phoenix, AZ 2011 to 2012 Support TechVisionary Medical Systems Inc Tampa, FL 2006 to 2011 Customer Care Trainer TechnicianSyniverse Technologies
2003 to 2006 WLNP Support TechTime Warner Tampa, FL 2000 to 2003 Mainframe Analyst
Education:
Everest College Phoenix, AZ 2012 to 2014 Computer science in NetworkUniversity of Kansas Lawrence, KS 1989 to 1995 Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education
Skills:
Technology Summary Windows7 Windows NT Winows XP Windows 2000 Word, Excel, Excel macros, PowerPoint, Access, Access S&E Outlook, Vision, SMG, ALERT Notification Messaging, Number Portability, SQL7 2000 2005 express and full, UMS, TPX, HTML, LERG, CORBA with EDI, UNIX, Goldmine. NTR Inquiero WEB EX, Visionary Medical Systems EHR Web Soft Aid, ASP environment clearinghouse software ANSI 837 835 270 and 271 reports Dream and Star EMR Noteworthy EHR WebPT
Aug 2010 to 2000 Graduate StudentAltera Corp. San Jose, CA Sep 2011 to Dec 2011 Software IP Engineering InternUniversity of Mumbai Mumbai, Maharashtra Aug 2006 to May 2010 Undergraduate Student
Education:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS Richardson, TX Jan 2010 to Jan 2012 Master of Science in Telecommunication EngineeringUNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI Mumbai, Maharashtra Jan 2006 to Jan 2010 Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics Engineering
Ramesh Varadaraj - Flemington NJ, US Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company - Houston TX
International Classification:
C09K 8/58
US Classification:
507259, 507258, 507263, 507265, 507276, 1663051
Abstract:
A method is provided for enhancing the shear stability of a high-viscosity fluid-water flow system, such as a core annular flow system. The method employs a family of demulsifier additives for maintaining separation of the fluids in biphasic flow. The additive family is sodium salts of polynuclear aromatic sulfonic acids. In one aspect, the high-viscosity fluid is heavy oil. A method of transporting heavy oil through a tubular body is also provided. The method includes pumping the heavy oil through the tubular body within an annular flow of water, and subjecting the water in the tubular body to a salt of a polynuclear, aromatic sulfonic acid additive so as to improve shear stability of the heavy oil and water.
Removal Of Co, N, Or Hs From Gas Mixtures By Swing Adsorption With Low Mesoporosity Adsorbent Contactors
Harry W. Deckman - Clinton NJ, US Ronald R. Chance - Annandale NJ, US Sebastian C. Reyes - Branchburg NJ, US Gregory J. DeMartin - Flemington NJ, US Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX, US Paul S. Northrop - Spring TX, US Bruce T. Kelley - Kingwood TX, US
Assignee:
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company - Annandale NJ
International Classification:
B01D 53/02
US Classification:
95 96, 95148, 96130
Abstract:
The present invention relates to the separation of one or more of CO, N, and HS gas components from a gas mixture containing at least a second gas using a swing adsorption process unit. The adsorbent contactors of the swing adsorption process unit are engineered structured adsorbent contactors having a plurality of flow channels wherein 20 volume percent or less of the open pore volume of the contactors is in the mesopore and macropore range.
Process For Removing A Target Gas From A Mixture Of Gases By Swing Adsorption
Sebastian C. Reyes - Branchburg NJ, US Harry W. Deckman - Clinton NJ, US Ronald R. Chance - Annandale NJ, US Gregory J. DeMartin - Flemington NJ, US Frank Hershkowitz - Liberty Corner NJ, US Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX, US Paul S. Northrop - Spring TX, US Bruce T. Kelley - Kingwood TX, US
Assignee:
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company - Annandale NJ
International Classification:
B01D 53/047
US Classification:
95 96, 95148, 96130
Abstract:
The present invention relates the separation of a target gas from a mixture of gases through the use of engineered structured adsorbent contactors in pressure swing adsorption and thermal swing adsorption processes. Preferably, the contactors contain engineered and substantially parallel flow channels wherein 20 volume percent or less of the open pore volume of the contactor, excluding the flow channels, is in the mesopore and macropore range.
Removal Of A Target Gas From A Mixture Of Gases By Swing Adsorption With Use Of A Turboexpander
Harry W. Deckman - Clinton NJ, US Bruce T. Kelley - Kingwood TX, US Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX, US Ronald R. Chance - Annandale NJ, US Paul S. Northrop - Spring TX, US
Assignee:
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company - Annandale NJ
International Classification:
B01D 53/02
US Classification:
95 96, 95148, 96130
Abstract:
The separation of a target gas selected from a high pressure gas mixture containing said target gas as well as a product gas using a swing adsorption process unit. A turboexpander is used upstream of the swing adsorber to reduce the pressure of the high pressure gas mixture. A compressor is optionally used downstream of the swing adsorber to increase the pressure of the target gas-containing stream for injecting into a subterranean formation.
Removal Of Co, N, And Hs From Gas Mixtures Containing Same
Ronald R. Chance - Annandale NJ, US Sebastian C. Reyes - Branchburg NJ, US Harry W. Deckman - Clinton NJ, US Gregory J. DeMartin - Flemington NJ, US Bruce T. Kelley - Kingwood TX, US Paul S. Northrop - Spring TX, US Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company - Annandale NJ
International Classification:
B01D 53/047
US Classification:
95 96, 95148, 96130
Abstract:
The removal of one or more of the gases CO, Nand HS from gas mixtures containing at least one of said gases with use of an 8-ring zeolite having a Si:Al ratio from about 1:1 to about 1000:1. The preferred gas mixture is a natural gas feedstream and the preferred 8-ring zeolite is DDR.
Ramesh Varadaraj - Flemington NJ, US Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
F17D 1/16
US Classification:
137 13
Abstract:
A method is provided for enhancing the shear stability of a high-viscosity fluid-water flow system, such as a core annular flow system. The method employs a family of demulsifier additives for maintaining separation of the fluids in biphasic flow. The additive family is sodium salts of polynuclear aromatic sulfonic acids. In one aspect, the high-viscosity fluid is heavy oil. A method to flow oil through a biphasic flow system is also provided. The method includes locating an oil in the biphasic flow system; placing water within the biphasic flow system; flowing the oil through the biphasic flow system within an annular flow of water; and subjecting the water in the biphasic flow system to a salt of a polynuclear aromatic sulfonic acid additive so as to improve shear stability of the oil and water.
Method Of Inhibiting Corrosion In Oil Field Produced Fluids
Kevin J. Kennelley - Plano TX Eugene R. Thomas - Midland TX Robert J. Voorhees - Green River WY James D. Watson - Houston TX Daniel S. Sullivan - Houston TX
International Classification:
E21B 3700
US Classification:
252 8552
Abstract:
A method for treating a hydrocarbon stream containing free sulfur wherein a formulation comprising a diaryldisulfide and a film forming corrosion inhibitor are introduced into the hydrocarbon stream.
Removal Of Glycols From A Polyalkylene Glycol Dialkyl Ether Solution
Ralph G. Wolfe - East Brunswick NJ Dennis P. Maloney - Morristown NJ Robert E. Steele - Bunker Hill Village TX Constantine Tsonopoulos - Morristown NJ Eugene R. Thomas - Houston TX
Assignee:
Exxon Research and Engineering Company - Florham Park NJ
International Classification:
C07L 4138
US Classification:
568621
Abstract:
The removal of a glycol contaminant from a mixture of polyalkylene glycol dialkyl ethers is achieved using a dual solvent extraction process. The process is particularly applicable to removing glycols which accumulate in recirculating solutions of polyalkylene glycol dialkyl ethers used for the absorption of acid gases from feedstocks such as natural gas, synthetic natural gas, refinery gas, and ammonia synthesis gas.
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