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  • Dickinson, TX
  • Galveston, TX
  • Saint Albans, WV
  • Irving, TX
  • Key Largo, FL
  • Sand Springs, OK

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Business Records

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Fred Herman
Director
THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUDITORS OF DALLAS, INC
5750 Pineland Dr #123, Dallas, TX 75231
Fred Herman
Trustees
THE URSULINE ACADEMY OF DALLAS FOUNDATION, INC
Elementary/Secondary School
4900 Walnut Hl Ln, Dallas, TX 75229
(469) 232-1800
Fred Herman
Hrymaluk Properties, LLC
Real Estate Investment · Nonresidential Building Operator
1005 12 St, Sacramento, CA 95814
550 W C St, San Diego, CA 92101
4552 Vis Knl Dr, Plano, TX 75093
Fred Herman
ADVANCED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING, LLC

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Die Sprache Der Technik: An Introduction to the Language of German Industry

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Fred W. Herman

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0915604183

Die Sprache Der Technik: An Introduction to the Language of German Industry

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Fred W. Herman

ISBN #

0915604191

Us Patents

Split Spacer For Flange Fittings

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US Patent:
51081326, Apr 28, 1992
Filed:
Aug 6, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/564724
Inventors:
Fred L. Herman - Alvin TX
International Classification:
F16L 2500
US Classification:
285 12
Abstract:
A split spacer for flange fittings is disclosed which is in the form of a flat disc-shaped ring of predetermined thickness bisected along its diameter to form two separate identical semi-circular segments. In one embodiment on O-ring is installed in a groove on the circumference of the spacer which allows the spacer segments to be manually pulled part in opposed direction for installation on a coupling flange and when released, the segments assume a complete circular configuration. In another embodiment, the two segments are magnetized such that they are held the circular configuration by magnetic attraction. The segments are positioned in their engaged ring configuration on the bearing surface of a flange having one thickness such that the combined thickness will engage the bearing shoulder of a flange connector configured to normally connect flanges of a different thickness. The spacer is particularly useful in adapting a standard SAE approved hose coupling to fit a special, or non-standard, split flange of the type used on earthmoving machinery and the like.

Pipe Tester With Multiple Fluid Source Connections

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US Patent:
44308876, Feb 14, 1984
Filed:
Mar 15, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/358244
Inventors:
William M. Roberts - Deer Park TX
Fred L. Herman - Houston TX
Assignee:
Hydra Systems Mfg, Inc. - The Woodlands TX
International Classification:
G01N 302
US Classification:
73 495
Abstract:
Apparatus is disclosed for hydrostatically testing a length of pipe wherein the pipe is adapted to be closed by plugs at each end, one of the plugs having a port to which a hose leading from a pump may be connected in order to fill the pipe with water, and the other plug having a bleed valve through which air may be vented from the pipe as it is filled. Pump pressure is applied to the water in order to test the pipe, and water is then drained from the pipe to permit the pump hose to be disconnected from one plug for use in testing another length of pipe.

Tube Bending Appartus

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US Patent:
55289215, Jun 25, 1996
Filed:
May 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/238011
Inventors:
Fred L. Herman - Alvin TX
International Classification:
B21D 708
US Classification:
723891
Abstract:
A tube bending apparatus has an elongate frame with a longitudinal slot in an upper surface thereof and removal rollers laterally spaced at each side of the slot above the upper surface. A rolling carriage and reciprocating ram are disposed beneath the upper surface. A vertical post secured to the carriage has an upper end extending through the slot and a reversible bending die is removably mounted on the upper end of the post above the upper surface of the frame. The bending die is advanced and retracted relative to the lateral rollers by the ram such that a section of a tubular workpiece held against said lateral rollers can be engaged by the bending die and bent into a curved configuration. The lateral rollers and bending die above the upper surface and the reciprocating axis beneath the upper surface provide a substantially unobstructed area around the rollers and bending die through which at least one free end of the workpiece may pass when being bent whereby a plurality of adjacent bends lying in the same plane or different planes may be made without a previously bent section striking the rollers, bending die, or ram. The bending die has a peripheral opening to receive a previously bent section for making transition bends, and in combination with a backup tool receives the nut and sleeve of a flared fitting for making bends very close to a flared fitting.
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