Mohammed A Hasan

from Ventura, CA

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Ventura, CA
Oxnard, CA
Branson, MO
Louisville, KY
McAllen, TX
Buford, GA

Education

School / High School:

Kakatiya University- Warangal, Andhra Pradesh
Specialities:

Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering

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Drought is Not a Four-Letter Word

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There is a water crisis in California, and with the current drought and the strong possibility of climate change impacting our weather patterns, it’s time to reimagine solutions for solving this crisis. This book offers a brief synopsis of the problem and how humans have contributed greatly to our w...

Author
Mohammed A. Hasan

Binding
Paperback

Pages
52

Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

ISBN #
1516906799

EAN Code
9781516906796

ISBN #
1

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Mohammed Hasan

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Education:

Kakatiya University
Warangal, Andhra Pradesh
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering Board of Intermediate Education Board of Secondary Education
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Mr. Mohammed Hasan
Owner

Alisa Guest Home
Hotels

12 Hopecrest Crecent, Toronto, ON M1K 2K4
6478692790

Mohammed Hasan
Owner

Alisa Guest Home
Hotels

6478692790

Mohammed Hasan
Owner

Hasan Consultants
Civil Engineering

2436 E Thompson Blvd, Ventura, CA 93003
PO Box 6385, Ventura, CA 93006
8056522828

Mohammed Razib Hasan

SYSTECH CONSULTING, INC

Us Patents

Systems And Methods For Off-Shore Energy Production And Co2 Sequestration
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US Patent:

20130266380, Oct 10, 2013
Filed:

Feb 28, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/781597
Inventors:

Mark E. Capron - Oxnard CA, US
Frank W. Sudia - Washington DC, US
James R. Stewart - Los Angeles CA, US
Mohammed A. Hasan - Ventura CA, US
Assignee:

PODenergy, Inc. - Ventura CA
International Classification:

F16L 1/24
US Classification:

4051844
Abstract:

The present invention is directed to aquatic systems and methods for off-shore energy production, and particularly to systems and methods for generating large amounts of methane via anaerobic digestion, purifying the methane produced, and sequestering environmentally deleterious by-products such as carbon dioxide. The energy production systems contain one or more flexible, inflatable containers supported by water, at least one of which is an anaerobic digester containing bacteria which can produce energy sources such as methane or hydrogen from aquatic plants or animals. The containers of the present invention can be large enough to provide adequate amounts of energy to support off-shore activities yet are relatively easy to manufacture and ship to remote production sites. The systems can also be readily adapted to sequester carbon dioxide or recycle nutrients for growing feedstocks on site.