Mark Andrew Fitzsimmons - Reseda CA, US Stephen Arthur Yows - Moorpark CA, US Steven P. Fusselman - Simi Valley CA, US
Assignee:
Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Inc. - Canoga Park CA
International Classification:
F27D 1/12
US Classification:
432233, 60753, 60772
Abstract:
A liner for use within a gasifier vessel includes a plurality of elongated channels and a plurality of ceramic sheaths. The elongated channels pass coolant through the gasifier. The ceramic sheaths surround the elongated channels.
Deconsolidation Device For Particulate Material Extrusion Pump
A deconsolidation device defines a flow path with an inlet which defines a first cross-section generally equivalent to a passageway cross-section of a particulate material extrusion pump and an outlet that defines a second cross-section different than the first cross-section.
Mark W. Fuller - North Hollywood CA Chuck Schmitz - La Crescenta CA James Doyle - Burbank CA Ray Engelhardt - Canyon County CA Mark Fitzsimmons - Reseda CA
Assignee:
Wet Enterprises, Inc. - Universal City CA
International Classification:
B05B 1708
US Classification:
239 17
Abstract:
Water display nozzle shields for allowing water display nozzles to be positioned and operated below the surface of the body of water without constant entrainment of water from the body of water affecting the nozzle characteristics. In one embodiment, a rotatable shield assembly is controllably rotatable between first and second positions. In the first position, the shield assembly is positioned over the nozzle of the water display and substantially sealed with respect thereto, the shield extending from adjacent the exit end of the nozzle which is positioned below the water level, to a position above the water level. When rotated to a second position, the nozzle shield, as well as the nozzle, are both disposed below the surface of the water so as to not be visible. In another embodiment, a weighted inflatable member is attached to the nozzle adjacent the exit thereof which, when inflated, will float to the surface of the water to provide a shield functioning as here before described and which, when deflated, will sink below the surface of the water out of sight. Various features of the shields are disclosed.
Methods and devices for combusting a carbonaceous fuel in an oxy-combustion fluidized bed reactor involving controlling the local oxygen content within the oxy-combustion reactor to specified levels. The carbonaceous fuel and an oxygen-containing gas are introduced into a fluidized bed reactor and eluted through a fluidized bed of an inert material, dolomite or a combination thereof to combust the fuel and oxygen to produce at least COand steam. The oxygen-containing gas is a mixture of oxygen, recycled COand steam and has sufficient oxygen added to the recycled COand steam that the mixture contains 7-20 mole % oxygen. The carbonaceous fuel and the oxygen-containing gas are introduced into the fluidized bed at a location in sufficiently close proximity to each other to avoid producing a reducing atmosphere at the location. At least a portion of the produced COand steam are recycled to the reactor.
Methods And Devices For Even Distribution Of Solid Fuel Materials
- DES PLAINES IL, US Mark FITZSIMMONS - Reseda CA, US
Assignee:
GAS TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE - DES PLAINES IL
International Classification:
F23D 1/00 F23K 3/16 F23N 1/00 F23K 3/02
Abstract:
Methods, devices and systems for processing of solid materials, particularly fuel material solids such as carbonaceous fuel solids such as of granular form, to provide or result in an even distribution of the solid material. Hoppers are provided with plurality of outlet orifices, each of the outlet orifices adapted to flow therethrough a combination of gas and the solid material to pneumatically convey the solid material to a distribution manifold. The distribution manifold includes a plurality of tubes with each tube having a plurality of exit orifices wherein each exit orifice passes an equal portion of the combination of the gas and the solid material.
Dr. Fitzsimmons graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin School of Medicine in 1991. He works in Port Washington, WI and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Fitzsimmons is affiliated with Aurora Medical Center Grafton.
Erin Jones, Jaime Alves, Missy Raymond, Deb Ceranna, Dustin Chase, Edward Mello, Tammy Johnson, Jamie O'brien, Dawn Abruzzi, Timothy Mann, Robert Christopher