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Barry A Friedfeld

from Boynton Beach, FL
Age ~83
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Also known as:
Judith Friedfeld, Barry D
Phone and address:
8238 Bellafiore Way, Boynton Beach, FL 33472
(561) 738-4836
Related to:
Howard A Friedfeld, 52Howard Friedfeld
Connected to:
Steven M Friedfertig, 54Michael J Friedhaber, 38Brenda W Friedheim, 68Jennifer E Friedheim, 37Anne K Friedhoff, 105Bethany L Friedhoff, 40Carol E Friedhoff, 70Donald W Friedhoff, 74Donna H Friedhoff, 62Frank Friedhoff, 85

Barry Friedfeld Phones & Addresses

  • 8238 Bellafiore Way, Boynton Beach, FL 33472 (561) 738-4836
  • 311 Meadowridge Rd, Shelton, CT 06484
  • 311 Meadow St, Shelton, CT 06484
  • Huntington, CT
  • Palm Beach, FL
  • 8238 Bellafiore Way, Boynton Beach, FL 33472

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Location:
New York, NY
Industry:
Chemicals
Work:
Friedfeld Consultants
Principal
Kline & Company Apr 1984 - Jun 2011
Senior Associate
Kline & Company Mar 2000 - Feb 2009
Director, Manufacturing Economics
Stauffer Chemical Feb 1974 - Feb 1984
New Ventures
Skills:
Outpatient
Aia
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Director At Kline & Company

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Process For Cleaning The Interiors Of Vessels

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US Patent:
43571751, Nov 2, 1982
Filed:
Jul 8, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/281455
Inventors:
Chester G. Buffington - Stratford CT
Herbert H. Fang - Yorktown Heights NY
Barry A. Friedfeld - Shelton CT
Thaddeus J. Kaniecki - Pompton Plains NJ
John W. Kennedy - Westport CT
Morton Sternberg - Old Greenwich CT
Henry H. Feng - Orange CT
Paul Y. Chen - Huntington Beach CA
Waheed Mukaddam - Quincy MA
Pattamadai E. Narasimhan - Bombay, IN
Assignee:
Stauffer Chemical Company - Westport CT
International Classification:
B08B 704
US Classification:
134 10
Abstract:
An environmentally acceptable method for cleaning the interior of vessels comprises contacting the interior of a vessel with a solvent for the contaminant contained therein to produce a contaminated solvent, collecting the contaminated solvent from the vessel, separating essentially all of the contaminant from the contaminated solvent to recover essentially all of the solvent essentially free of the contaminant and produce a contaminant composition which is incineratable or can be made incineratable by blending with a combustible composition, such as fuel oil. The contaminant may be separated from the contaminated solvent by distillation; in which case the overhead product may be washed with sulfuric acid and then neutralized with a base.
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