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Christopher M Tubbs

from Davenport, FL
Age ~41
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Also known as:
Christoph Tubbs
Related to:
Nellie R Tubbs, 67Maria A Tubbs, 57Michael TubbsAshlee TubbsJames Hopkins, 54
Connected to:
Alisa Tubbs, 39Antoinette M Tubbs, 65Avius S Tubbs, 38Brad E Tubbs, 49Brian K Tubbs, 58Bridgett R Tubbs, 56Bruce L Tubbs, 70Cameron Tubbs, 33Carl J Tubbs, 61Charles G Tubbs, 54

Christopher Tubbs Phones & Addresses

  • Davenport, FL
  • Thonotosassa, FL
  • Orlando, FL
  • Everett, WA
  • Daytona Beach, FL
  • Seffner, FL
  • Lynnwood, WA
  • Greensboro, NC

Work

Company: Northrop grumman corporation electronic systems - Apopka, FL Sep 2008 Position: Expeditor i & material specialist i

Education

School / High School: University of Phoenix & DeVry University 2009

Resumes

Resumes

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Agricultural Technical Specialist, Supply And Logistics Manager & Project Manager

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Location:
Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area
Industry:
Management Consulting
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Location:
United States
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Work:
NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
Apopka, FL
Sep 2008 to Oct 2011
Expeditor I & Material Specialist I
QUALITY BY DESIGN
Leesburg, FL
Sep 2006 to Sep 2008
Irrigation Foreman
VIC'S EMBERS RESTAURANT AND SUPPER CLUB
Leesburg, FL
Jul 2006 to Sep 2006
Assistant Kitchen Manager
ROMANO'S MACARONI GRILL
Saint Petersburg, FL
Aug 2005 to Jun 2006
Head Cook
RED LOBSTER, CHILI'S

1997 to 2004
student

Publications

Us Patents

Method And System For Treatment Of Agricultural And Industrial Wastewaters Containing Solids And Nutrients

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US Patent:
20130068696, Mar 21, 2013
Filed:
Mar 21, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/425656
Inventors:
Robert P. Carnahan - Temple Terrace FL, US
Christopher C. Tubbs - Temple Terrace FL, US
Nidal Samad - Merritt Island FL, US
Assignee:
Farm Pilot Project Coordination, Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:
C02F 1/52
US Classification:
210707, 210192, 210704
Abstract:
A method and system of treatment of agricultural and industrial wastewaters that contain high concentrations of suspended solids, nitrogen, and phosphorus compounds is disclosed. The method and system includes pre-treating the wastewater, controlling the amount of coagulants used, and controlling the mean velocity used for mixing, surface loading rate, and solids loading rate. The method and system functions as a sedimentation unit and gas flotation unit (solid/liquid separator). The pH of the effluent wastewater is stabilized within the separator by ensuring that there is sufficient alkalinity to buffer the wastewater. Sufficient gas is produced in the coagulation reactions to float and concentrate the solids, which results in as high as 99 percent reduction in suspended solids, a 96 percent reduction of the phosphorus concentration, and a 50 percent reduction of the nitrogen concentration in the effluent from the separator.

Method And System For Treatment Of Agricultural And Industrial Wastewaters Containing Solids And Nutrients

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US Patent:
20170066671, Mar 9, 2017
Filed:
Nov 18, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/355712
Inventors:
- Tampa FL, US
Christopher C. TUBBS - Temple Terrace FL, US
Nidal SAMAD - Merritt Island FL, US
International Classification:
C02F 9/00
B30B 9/24
B01D 25/12
B30B 9/12
B01D 21/01
B01D 21/00
Abstract:
A method and system of treatment of agricultural and industrial wastewaters that contain high concentrations of suspended solids, nitrogen, and phosphorus compounds is disclosed. The method and system includes pre-treating the wastewater, controlling the amount of coagulants used, and controlling the mean velocity used for mixing, surface loading rate, and solids loading rate. The method and system functions as a sedimentation unit and gas flotation unit (solid/liquid separator). The pH of the effluent wastewater is stabilized within the separator by ensuring that there is sufficient alkalinity to buffer the wastewater. Sufficient gas is produced in the coagulation reactions to float and concentrate the solids, which results in as high as 99 percent reduction in suspended solids, a 96 percent reduction of the phosphorus concentration, and a 50 percent reduction of the nitrogen concentration in the effluent from the separator.
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