Robert N Olson

US Patent:

47131675, Dec 15, 1987

Filed:

Jun 20, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/876640

Inventors:

Mark E. Reno - Villa Park IL
Robert K. Olson - Elgin IL
Tom N. Kalnes - La Grange IL

Assignee:

UOP Inc. - Des Plaines IL

International Classification:

C10G 6510

US Classification:

208 59

Abstract:

A multiple single-stage process for the conversion of heavy hydrocarbonaceous charge stock into a lower boiling distillate hydrocarbon product. Fresh charge stock and hydrogen are introduced into a first catalytic reaction zone for substantially 100% conversion of the feed. Hydrocracked product effluent from the first hydrocracking reaction zone which comprises a predetermined distillate fraction is passed with an accucracked effluent from a second catalytic hydrocracking or accucracking reaction zone into a separation zone and separated into various hydrocarbon streams including a light hydrocarbon stream comprising the distillate product, a middle hydrocarbon stream and a heavy hydrocarbon stream. The middle hydrocarbon stream comprising said distillate fraction and hydrogen is introduced into the second catalytic hydrocracking or accucracking reaction zone for conversion into a lower boiling accucracked effluent stream comprising the distillate hydrocarbons boiling in the distillate product range. The accucracked effluent is admixed with the hydrocracked effluent as described above.

US Patent:

40948145, Jun 13, 1978

Filed:

Jun 15, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/806885

Inventors:

Earl S. Lemberger - Buffalo Grove IL
Robert K. Olson - Elgin IL
Lester F. Smith - Itasca IL

Assignee:

UOP Inc. - Des Plaines IL

International Classification:

B01J 2396
B01J 2120
C10G 3508

US Classification:

252415

Abstract:

A continuous method for regenerating deactivated catalyst particles in a regeneration zone through which the particles are downwardly movable by way of gravity-flow. Particles are initially introduced into an upper carbon-burning/halogenation zone wherein they are contacted, in a first section, with a first air stream and a first mixture of steam and a halogen, or halogen-containing compound. Partially regenerated/reconditioned particles are then contacted, in a lower second section, with a second air stream and second mixture of steam and halogen. From this two-sectioned, carbon-burning/halogenation zone, the catalyst particles flow via gravity into a drying zone wherein they are contacted by a substantially dry air stream.

US Patent:

58106278, Sep 22, 1998

Filed:

Oct 4, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/726254

Inventors:

Frederick J. Gierut - Tinley Park IL
Stephen A. Colleran - Lisle IL
Russell L. Mackowiak - Wheaton IL
Paul Christopher Berg - Batavia IL
Harry N. Etters - Plainfield IL
John O. Higgins - Berwyn IL
Theo Poll - Reichschoffen, FR
Alexander Popa - Karlsgad, DE
Kevin C. Benes - Willowbrook IL
Frank L. Geoghegan - Hinsdale IL
David Richard Kalal - Wheaton IL
Scott P. Marceau - Plainfield IL
Robert Olson - Schaumburg IL

Assignee:

Molex Incorporated - Lisle IL

International Classification:

H01R 1510

US Classification:

439843

Abstract:

A female electrical terminal has a contact end and a terminating end. The contact end includes a pair of opposing walls for receiving a male terminal therebetween. A flexible element is disposed in the contact end for pressing against the male terminal. The flexible element includes a mounting section with spaced wall portions juxtaposed inside the opposing walls of the contact end. Complementary interengaging latches are provided between the opposing walls and the spaced wall portions of the mounting section of the flexible element. An abutment is provided in the contact end to prevent inward collapsing of the spaced wall portions and, thereby, to maintain the latches in interengagement.