William David Rose

Address:

8329 Kendale Rd, Parkville, MD 21234

VIN:

JF1SG63617H712767

Make:

SUBARU

Model:

FORESTER

Year:

2007

US Patent:

56267487, May 6, 1997

Filed:

Apr 27, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/429684

Inventors:

William C. Rose - Baltimore MD

International Classification:

C02F 140

US Classification:

210241

Abstract:

This invention relates to waste water treatment, more specifically this invention relates to transportable decontamination system for water which is pumped from manholes and equipment vaults. The separation of water and contaminants is accomplished by a five module system. The first module removes 98% of the solids from the waste stream by use of staggered baffles. Module two reclamates the free oil present in the liquid flow with an coalescing water oil separator. The third module removes solids still left in the stream which are greater than 20 microns by use of a size discriminating filter. The fourth and fifth modules are bonding tanks used to encapsulate hydrocarbons and heavy metals respectively. The sequence in which the contaminated flow enters each of the modules is essential to the effectiveness and efficiency of the filtration process.

US Patent:

56267460, May 6, 1997

Filed:

Jul 25, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/506817

Inventors:

William C. Rose - Baltimore MD

International Classification:

B01D 1712
B01D 3600

US Classification:

210109

Abstract:

A polishing filter having the capabilities for removing small solids and hydrocarbons present within a liquid flow is a filtration device to be used either in conjunction with processes already in existence or as a stand-alone unit. The polishing filter can be used for marine, commercial or industrial activities. Small solids will be discriminated hi( size by a removable and replaceable bag filter. Residing inside the bag filter is the polishing filter bonding media, a hydrocarbon encapsulation agent used to separate and bond emulsified and dissolved oils. This bonding media is contained inside a porous membrane bag which is also removable and replaceable. The. addition of this device to already existing equipment utilized by ocean vessels and commercial and industrial activities will enhance the decontamination process and assist in compliance with local, national and international clean water laws for effluent from ships and shore-based activities.