Bernard N Manowitz

7368091, May 6, 2008

Jun 3, 2003

10/250097

Bernard Manowitz - Brightwaters NY, US
Morris Reich - Kew Gardens Hills NY, US
James R. Powell - Shoreham NY, US
Louis Ventre, Jr. - Oakton VA, US

Radioactive Isolation Consortium, LLC - Falls Church VA

B32B 9/04

422159, 588900

A package and process of using the package for disposal of radioactive cesium and strontium waste capsules. The package comprises a standard Hanford vitrified high-level waste canister as an outer container, which is approximately filled with three components: the first is a monolithic material with a defined cavity having a composite density less than about 3. 5 grams per cubic centimeter and a melting temperature above that expected within the disposal package; the second is a frame for limiting relative movement of the capsules; and, the third are components forming an uninterrupted physical contact, thermal conduction pathway from the waste container to the outside of the package. The package includes lids for closing the disposal package. In the method of the invention, the capsules are loaded into position within the monolithic material, encased in thermally conducting material, and then lids are added to close the package.

20030165649, Sep 4, 2003

Jun 6, 2001

09/875210

Morris Reich - Kew Gardens Hills NY, US
Bernard Manowitz - Brightwaters NY, US
James Powell - Shoreham NY, US

B32B001/08
B32B001/02

428/036910, 428/035800, 428/034100, 428/036900

The Repository Disposal Container is a vessel for the disposal of waste in a geologic repository. The vessel, typically a cylinder, must be made of graphite and may also be made of other materials. The graphite must be in a solid form of sufficient strength and durability to survive emplacement in the repository and form a barrier against the release of the waste into a geologic repository for a period of time in excess of that achievable from comparable vessels made of steel or any of its alloys.

39306399, Jan 6, 1976

Sep 27, 1974

5/509998

Meyer Steinberg - Huntington Station NY
Bernard Manowitz - Brightwaters NY
Charles H. Waide - Center Moriches NY

The United States of America as represented by the United States Energy
Research and Development Administration - Washington DC

B01F 1502

259 4

Method and apparatus for producing rockbolts in the roof of a subterranean cavity in which two components of an ambient temperature curable resin system are premixed and then inserted into a bore hole. The mixture is permitted to polymerize in situ and then the hardened material is cut off at the entrance to the hole leaving a hardened portion for insertion into the next hole as a precursor. In a preferred embodiment a flexible glass roving is employed to reinforce the material in the hole and a metal tube inserted to support the roving while it is fed into the hole and also to provide venting. The roving and tube is then cut off and left in the hole.

39635988, Jun 15, 1976

Oct 15, 1974

5/514876

Bernard Manowitz - Brightwaters NY
Meyer Steinberg - Huntington Station NY
Thomas V. Sheehan - Hampton Bays NY
Warren E. Winsche - Bellport NY
Chad J. Raseman - Setauket NY

The United States of America as represented by the United States Energy
Research and Development Administration - Washington DC

C10G 102

208 8

A process for the hydrogenation of coal comprising the contacting of powdered coal with hydrogen in a rotating fluidized bed reactor. A rotating fluidized bed reactor suitable for use in this process is also disclosed. The coal residence time in the reactor is limited to less than 5 seconds while the hydrogen contact time is not in excess of 0. 2 seconds.