John E. Eberhardt - Plantation FL Oscar M. Garay - Coral Springs FL Yew S. Tay - Plantation FL
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H01Q 9320 H01Q 11080
US Classification:
343790
Abstract:
An antenna (100) includes a quarter-wave monopole radiating element (110, 110') having a signal feed point end (110A). The antenna (100) further includes a reactive element (150) in the form of a conductive sleeve. The sleeve (150) includes a grounding end (150A) and is coaxially positioned around a portion of the monopole radiating element (110, 110'). A spacer (140) is coaxially situated between the monopole radiating element (110, 110') and the reactive element (150), for electrically insulating the monopole radiating element (110, 110') from the reactive element (150). The spacer (140) is sufficiently dimensioned such that the monopole radiating element is tightly coupled to the reactive element (150) at substantially around the feed point end (150A).
Shaped Charge For A Perforating Gun Having A Main Body Of Explosive Including Tatb And A Sensitive Primer
Wallace E. Voreck - Sparta NJ James E. Brooks - Manvel TX John R. Eberhardt - Houston TX Hooshang A. Rezaie - Houston TX
Assignee:
Schlumberger Technology Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
F42B 102
US Classification:
102307
Abstract:
A shaped charge includes a main body of explosive and a primer adapted to detonate said main body of explosive. In accordance with the present invention, the main body of explosive now includes an explosive composition known as sym-triaminotrinitrobenzene (TATB) and, since TATB is not sensitive enough to be a primer, the primer must consist of an explosive composition which is more sensitive than TATB. It has been discovered that, when the main body of explosive in a shaped charge is modified to include the explosive composition known as TATB and when the primer includes an explosive other than TATB, such as HNS or NONA or PYX or HMX, or a mixture of HNS or NONA or DODECA or PYX or HMX and TATB and when the shaped charge is detonated, the detonated charge will produce a jet that is longer in length than the jet associated with prior art shaped charges which did not have a main body of explosive that included TATB. As a result, when the longer jet is produced from the shaped charge of the present invention, that has been modified to include a main body of explosive comprising TATB and a primer which is more sensitive than said TATB, the longer jet will produce a longer perforation in a formation penetrated by a wellbore and, as a result, an increased quantity of wellbore fluid will be produced from the perforated formation. A detonating cord could also include the TATB explosive.
2003 to 2000 PrincipalProject Manager ConsultantDurham, NC 2001 to 2002SHIMIZU AMERICA CORPORATION Durham, NC 2000 to 2001 Project ManagerLOCKWOOD GREENE E&C Spartanburg, SC 1999 to 2000 Chief Project Engineer/Constructability and Value EngineeringFLUOR CORP Greenville, SC 1995 to 1999 Senior Project Engineer/Construction ManagerPHARMACIA BIOTECH, INC Piscataway, NJ 1991 to 1995 Process/Project EngineerCamp Dresser and McKee Somerville, NJ 1984 to 1991 PROJECT ENGINEERING CONSULTANTREICHHOLD CHEMICALS Hackettstown, NJ 1981 to 1984 Manager of Engineering
Education:
Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, NJ 1994 MS in Civil EngineeringWestern New England College Springfield, MA MBA in ManagementPolytechnic Institute of N.Y. University Brooklyn, NY BS in Civil EngineeringNorthrop University Inglewood, CA BS in Engineering
Jefferson Elementary School Riverdale IL 1973-1977, Flossmoor Hills Elementary School Flossmoor IL 1977-1980, Flossmoor Junior High School Flossmoor IL 1980-1982
Community:
Mary Schramm, Joyce Borkowski, Roseann Seery, Dempster Jackson, Michael Zinsky, Keri Pabst, William Maloney, Nichole Palanca, Todd Cieslak, Lori Raymond
Caligor, an expert in psychometric tests. Mead also brought along a powerful funder, John Eberhardt, the director of NIMHs extramural research, who hovered in the background as an interested observer. Weltmann remembered it as an experiment organized by Mead, whom she found impressive but too s