Ronald L Thomas from Smithfield, UT, age 60

Ronald Thomas, St. Augustine FL

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Specialties:

Buyer's Agent
Listing Agent

Work:

Homestar Pacetti Realty Network
2520 Sr 207
3865891852 (Office)

Us Patents

Method For Bioremediating Undetonated Explosive Device
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US Patent:

6644200, Nov 11, 2003
Filed:

Sep 19, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/666073
Inventors:

Farrell G. Badger - Mapleton UT
Brendan M. Welch - Farmington CT
Ronald D. Thomas - Woodland Hills UT
Lyman G. Bahr - Payson UT
Dean F. Richards - Pleasant Grove UT
Assignee:

The Ensign-Bickford Company - Simsbury CT
International Classification:

A62D 300
US Classification:

102288, 102289, 588203, 588204
Abstract:

Technology for in situ remediation of undetonated explosive material. An explosive apparatus contains an explosive material in close proximity with microorganisms. An explosive mixture capable of self remediation in the form of an explosive material is intermixed with microorganisms. The microorganisms are either mobile or temporarily deactivated by freeze drying until rehydrated and remobilized. The microorganisms are capable of metabolizing the explosive material. Examples of such microorganisms include Pseudomonas spp. , Escherichia spp. , Morganella spp. , Rhodococcus spp. , Comamonas spp. , and denitrifying microorganisms. A bioremediation apparatus that contains microorganisms and prevents contact between the microorganisms and explosive material is joined with an explosive apparatus that houses a charge of explosive material. A barrier is actuated by mechanical, electrical or chemical mechanisms to release the microorganisms into the explosive assembly to enable the microorganisms to begin metabolizing the explosive material, when the explosive apparatus is joined with the bioremediating apparatus. If the explosive material fails to detonate, the explosive is remediated by the action of the microorganisms.

Method For Manufacturing Explosive Device Having Self-Remediating Capacity
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US Patent:

6660112, Dec 9, 2003
Filed:

Sep 19, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/666020
Inventors:

Farrell G. Badger - Mapleton UT
Brendan M. Welch - Farmington CT
Ronald D. Thomas - Woodland Hills UT
Lyman G. Bahr - Payson UT
Dean F. Richards - Pleasant Grove UT
Assignee:

The Ensign-Bickford Company - Simsbury CT
International Classification:

A62D 300
US Classification:

1491088, 102293, 588202, 588203
Abstract:

Technology for in situ remediation of undetonated explosive material. An explosive apparatus contains an explosive material in close proximity with microorganisms. An explosive mixture capable of self remediation in the form of an explosive material is intermixed with microorganisms. The microorganisms are either mobile or temporarily deactivated by freeze drying until rehydrated and remobilized. The microorganisms are capable of metabolizing the explosive material. Examples of such microorganisms include Pseudomonas spp. , Escherichia spp. , Morganella spp. , Rhodococcus spp. , Comamonas spp. , and denitrifying microorganisms. A bioremediation apparatus that contains microorganisms and prevents contact between the microorganisms and explosive material is joined with an explosive apparatus that houses a charge of explosive material. A barrier is actuated by mechanical, electrical or chemical mechanisms to release the microorganisms into the explosive assembly to enable the microorganisms to begin metabolizing the explosive material, when the explosive apparatus is joined with the bioremediating apparatus. If the explosive material fails to detonate, the explosive is remediated by the action of the microorganisms.

Methods, Apparatus, And Systems For Accelerated Bioremediation Of Explosives
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US Patent:

6668725, Dec 30, 2003
Filed:

Dec 31, 2001
Appl. No.:

10/039137
Inventors:

Farrell G. Badger - Mapleton UT
Brendan M. Welch - Farmington CT
Ronald D. Thomas - Woodland Hills UT
Lyman G. Bahr - Payson UT
Dean F. Richards - Pleasant Grove UT
Assignee:

The Ensign-Brickford Company - Simsbury CT
International Classification:

F42B 3306
US Classification:

102289, 102290, 102293, 588203, 588204
Abstract:

Technology for in situ remediation of undetonated explosive material. An explosive apparatus contains an explosive material in close proximity with a carrier containing microorganisms. An explosive mixture capable of self remediation includes an explosive material that is intermixed with or lies proximate to the carrier. The microorganisms are either mobile or temporarily deactivated by freeze drying until rehydrated and remobilized. The microorganisms are capable of metabolizing the explosive material. Examples of such microorganisms include Pseudomonas spp. , Escherichia spp. , Morganella spp. , Rhodococcus spp. , Comamonas spp. , and denitrifying microorganisms. If the explosive material fails to detonate, the explosive is remediated by the action of the microorganisms. Remediation includes both disabling of the explosive material and detoxification of the resulting chemical compositions.

Method For Bioremediating Undetonated Explosive Device
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US Patent:

7077044, Jul 18, 2006
Filed:

Nov 3, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/700272
Inventors:

Farrell G. Badger - Mapleton UT, US
Brendan M. Welch - Farmington CT, US
Ronald D. Thomas - Woodland Hills UT, US
Lyman G. Bahr - Payson UT, US
Dean F. Richards - Pleasant Grove UT, US
Assignee:

Dyno Nobel Inc. - Salt Lake City UT
International Classification:

F42B 33/00
US Classification:

86 50, 149124, 4352625
Abstract:

Technology for in situ remediation of undetonated explosive device. An explosive device contains an explosive material in close proximity with microorganisms capable of metabolizing the explosive material that are either mobile or temporarily deactivated by freeze drying. Examples include spp. , spp. , spp. , spp. , spp. , and denitrifying microorganisms. A self-remediating explosive mixture includes an explosive material intermixed with microorganisms. Joined with an explosive device is a bioremediation apparatus that contains microorganisms and prevents contact between microorganisms and explosive material in the explosive device using a barrier that is actuated to release the microorganisms by mechanical, electrical, or chemical mechanisms. If the explosive device fails to detonate, remediation by microorganisms includes both disabling of the explosive material and detoxification of resulting chemical compositions.

Explosive Device With Accelerated Bioremediation Capacity
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US Patent:

7240618, Jul 10, 2007
Filed:

Dec 30, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/750484
Inventors:

Farrell G. Badger - Mapleton UT, US
Brendan M. Welch - Farmington CT, US
Ronald D. Thomas - Woodland Hills UT, US
Lyman G. Bahr - Payson UT, US
Dean F. Richards - Pleasant Grove UT, US
Assignee:

Dyno Nobel Inc. - Salt Lake City UT
International Classification:

F42B 39/14
F42B 99/00
US Classification:

102293, 588403, 149124, 4352625
Abstract:

Technology for in situ remediation of undetonated explosive material. An explosive apparatus contains an explosive material in close proximity with a carrier containing microorganisms and with nutrient for the microorganisms. An explosive mixture capable of self remediation includes an explosive material that is intermixed with or lies proximate to the carrier. The microorganisms are either mobile or temporarily deactivated by freeze drying until rehydrated and remobilized. The microorganisms are capable of metabolizing the explosive material. Examples of such microorganisms include spp. , spp. , spp. , spp. , spp. , and denitrifying microorganisms. If the explosive material fails to detonate, the explosive is remediated by the action of the microorganisms. Remediation includes both disabling of the explosive material and detoxification of the resulting chemical compositions.

Tl-170 Blasting Agent
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US Patent:

44314680, Feb 14, 1984
Filed:

Feb 9, 1983
Appl. No.:

6/465241
Inventors:

Donald W. Edwards - Provo UT
Ronald D. Thomas - Arlington Heights IL
Assignee:

Angus Chemical Company - Northbrook IL
International Classification:

C06B 4502
US Classification:

149 21
Abstract:

A granulated blasting agent composition comprising ammonium nitrate, a nitroalkane having of from 2 to 3 carbon atoms and mixtures thereof, a density improver selected from the group consisting of wheat flour and bentonite and polyoxyethylene ether as a thickening agent for the nitroalkane in an amount sufficient to prevent migration of the nitroalkane from the ammonium nitrate.

Explosive With Bioremediating Capacity
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US Patent:

6120627, Sep 19, 2000
Filed:

Oct 18, 1996
Appl. No.:

8/743460
Inventors:

Farrell G. Badger - Mapleton UT
Brendan M. Welch - Farmington CT
Ronald D. Thomas - Woodland Hills UT
Lyman G. Bahr - Payson UT
Dean F. Richards - Pleasant Grove UT
Assignee:

The Ensign-Bickford Company - Simsbury CT
International Classification:

C06B 2300
US Classification:

1491088
Abstract:

Technology for in situ remediation of undetonated explosive material. An explosive apparatus contains an explosive material in close proximity with microorganisms. An explosive mixture capable of self remediation in the form of an explosive material is intermixed with microorganisms. The microorganisms are either mobile or temporarily deactivated by freeze drying until rehydrated and remobilized. The microorganisms are capable of metabolizing the explosive material. Examples of such microorganisms include Pseudomonas spp. , Escherichia spp. , Morganella spp. , Rhodococcus spp. , Comamonas spp. , and denitrifying microorganisms. A bioremediation apparatus that contains microorganisms and prevents contact between the microorganisms and explosive material is joined with an explosive apparatus that houses a charge of explosive material. A barrier is actuated by mechanical, electrical or chemical mechanisms to release the microorganisms into the explosive assembly to enable the microorganisms to begin metabolizing the explosive material, when the explosive apparatus is joined with the bioremediating apparatus. If the explosive material fails to detonate, the explosive is remediated by the action of the microorganisms.

Tl-166 Blasting Agent
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US Patent:

42630681, Apr 21, 1981
Filed:

Jun 28, 1979
Appl. No.:

6/053129
Inventors:

Donald W. Edwards - Provo UT
Thomas M. Zukovich - Palatine IL
Ronald D. Thomas - Spanish Fork UT
Ronald M. Weigel - Salt Lake City UT
Assignee:

International Minerals & Chemical Corp. - Terre Haute IN
International Classification:

C06B 4500
US Classification:

149 2
Abstract:

A blasting agent comprising ammonium nitrate, fuel, a nitroalkane and bentonite as a thickening agent.

Ronald Thomas Ogden, UT

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Work:

Specialized Rail Service Inc

Aug 2006 to 2000
Local Truck Driver Wal-Mart
Clinton, UT
Nov 2002 to Aug 2006
Customer Service Manager (Graveyard) Jack B Parson
West Haven, UT
Jun 2002 to Aug 2002
Belly Dump Truck Driver Tinseltown USA (Cinemark)
Ogden, UT
Feb 1998 to Jun 2002
Usher B

Education:

Clearfield High School
Clearfield, UT
Jun 1985
Diploma

Ronald L. Thomas

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Specialties:

Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology

Work:

Allegheny Perinatology Associates
4815 Liberty Ave Gr 59, Pittsburgh, PA 15224
4125781116 (phone), 4125781587 (fax)

Education:

Medical School
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Graduated: 1981

Procedures:

Amniocentesis
Cesarean Section (C-Section)
Tubal Surgery
Vaccine Administration

Conditions:

Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding
Complicating Pregnancy or Childbirth
Conditions of Pregnancy and Delivery
Diabetes Mellitus Complicating Pregnancy or Birth
Genital HPV

Languages:

English
Spanish
Tagalog

Description:

Dr. Thomas graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 1981. He works in Pittsburgh, PA and specializes in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Thomas is affiliated with Western Pennsylvania Hospital.

Ronald E. Thomas

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Specialties:

Internal Medicine

Work:

Medical Health Group At Bel Air
3445 Bx Hl Corp Ctr Dr STE E, Abingdon, MD 21009
4105153500 (phone), 4105152504 (fax)

Education:

Medical School
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Graduated: 1978

Procedures:

Arthrocentesis
Destruction of Benign/Premalignant Skin Lesions
Electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG)
Pulmonary Function Tests
Skin Tags Removal
Vaccine Administration

Conditions:

Abdominal Hernia
Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding
Acne
Acute Bronchitis
Acute Conjunctivitis

Languages:

English

Description:

Dr. Thomas graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1978. He works in Abingdon, MD and specializes in Internal Medicine.

Ronald G. Thomas

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Specialties:

Family Medicine

Education:

Medical School
University of Florida College of Medicine at Gainesville
Graduated: 1983

Procedures:

Allergen Immunotherapy
Arthrocentesis
Destruction of Benign/Premalignant Skin Lesions
Electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG)
Hearing Evaluation
Nutrition Therapy
Skin Tags Removal
Vaccine Administration

Conditions:

Abdominal Hernia
Acne
Acute Bronchitis
Acute Sinusitis
Acute Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

Description:

Dr. Thomas graduated from the University of Florida College of Medicine at Gainesville in 1983. He works in Jacksonville, FL and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Thomas is affiliated with Memorial Hospital Jacksonville.

Ronald E. Thomas

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Specialties:

Anesthesiology

Education:

Medical School
University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Medicine
Graduated: 1993

Description:

Dr. Thomas graduated from the University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Medicine in 1993. He works in Columbus, OH and specializes in Anesthesiology. Dr. Thomas is affiliated with Mount Carmel East Hospital.