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George D Piegols

from Washington, NC
Age ~71
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Also known as:
George Douglas Piegols, Jeorge D Piegols
Phone and address:
503 Pamlico River Dr, Washington, NC 27889
(210) 270-0637
Related to:
Allen L Schamp, 68Johua HittlerJoshua P Piegols, 37Florence S Piegols, 75Rebekah Piegols, 40
Connected to:
Bruce W Piegols, 69Scott M Piegza, 57Halina B Piegzik, 68Brian T Pieh, 36Christopher J Pieh, 59Alexander T Piehl, 41Ashley M Piehl, 37Ashlin K Piehl, 41Elaine L Piehl, 89Gregg S Piehl, 58

George Piegols Phones & Addresses

  • 503 Pamlico River Dr, Washington, NC 27889 (210) 270-0637
  • Aurora, NC
  • New Bern, NC
  • 503 Dodge St, Houghton, MI 49931
  • 8404 Tanglewood St, Littleton, CO 80126
  • Highlands Ranch, CO
  • San Antonio, TX

Work

Company: Potashcorp Dec 2006 Position: Process engineer

Education

Degree: BS School / High School: Michigan Technological University 1992 to 1997 Specialities: Metallurgical Engineering

Skills

Metallurgy • Mineral Processing • Grinding • Minerals • Plant Commissioning • Gold • Engineering • Plant Design • Process Engineering • Simulation • Microsoft Office • Pumps • P&Id • Water Treatment • Mining • Commissioning • Simulations • Project Engineering • Process Control • Chemical Engineering • Factory • Continuous Improvement

Ranks

Certificate: License 035108

Industries

Mining & Metals

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George Piegols

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Address:
503 Pamlico Riv Dr, Washington, NC 27889
VIN:
2HJYK16427H510896
Make:
HONDA
Model:
RIDGELINE
Year:
2007

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Entrepreneur

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Location:
Greenville, NC
Industry:
Mining & Metals
Work:
PotashCorp since Dec 2006
Process Engineer
HW Process Technologies Jul 2002 - Nov 2006
Project Engineer
Bateman Engineering Inc 1997 - 2001
Process Engineer
Education:
Michigan Technological University 1992 - 1997
BS, Metallurgical Engineering
Skills:
Metallurgy
Mineral Processing
Grinding
Minerals
Plant Commissioning
Gold
Engineering
Plant Design
Process Engineering
Simulation
Microsoft Office
Pumps
P&Id
Water Treatment
Mining
Commissioning
Simulations
Project Engineering
Process Control
Chemical Engineering
Factory
Continuous Improvement
Certifications:
License 035108
North Carolina Board of Examiners For Engineers and Surveyors, License 035108
Professional Engineer

Publications

Us Patents

Continuous Production Membrane Water Treatment Plant And Method For Operating Same

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US Patent:
20050067341, Mar 31, 2005
Filed:
Sep 20, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/946276
Inventors:
Dennis Green - Arvada CO, US
George Piegols - Highlands Ranch CO, US
John Lombardi - Boulder CO, US
Gary Herbert - Westminster CO, US
International Classification:
B01D065/02
US Classification:
210321690, 210321600
Abstract:
A method is provided for the continuous production of treated waters using a staged, tapered array membrane plant by a process of process-logic-controlled (PLC) stage or stage increment isolation and removal from service, washing and return-to-service concurrent with the continued operation of all other stages and/or stage increments of the plant. Specifically, there are plant mounted input/output sensors that supply the PLC with the data required to identify the location and degree of “fouling” of the individual stages or stage increments of a tapered array membrane water treatment plant, where fouling is defined as a loss of water flow through a membrane surface at a given pressure when compared to a water flow standard for the surface. When a stage or stage increment of a plant is defined by this process to be “fouled,” the PLC commands the initiation of a sequence of automated valve openings and closings to a) remove the fouled stage or stage increment from feed water treatment service, b) to flush and wash the stage or stage increment, and c) to return the stage or stage increment to feed water treatment service. Optionally the PLC function can be extended to include the monitoring and control of ancillary valves and a variable-frequency-drive feed water pump to command the parts of a plant that remain on-line during the process of a stage or stage increment wash to continue to produce more, or less, or volumetrically identical amounts of membrane water treatment process permeate by combinations of valve re-settings, pump speed adjustments, and stage-to-stage intermediate water diversion.
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