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Gerard B Maybach

from Appleton, NY

Gerard Maybach Phones & Addresses

  • 7127 Lake Rd, Appleton, NY 14008 (716) 778-8079
  • 9680 Rosecroft Dr, Clarence Center, NY 14032 (716) 741-6741
  • Fountain Inn, SC
  • Getzville, NY
  • Middleport, NY

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Us Patents

Apparatus For Sensing A Chemical Property Of A Spray

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US Patent:
52719049, Dec 21, 1993
Filed:
Sep 17, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/947000
Inventors:
Albert J. Esposito - Amherst NY
Gary M. Andes - Lockport NY
Gerard B. Maybach - Appleton NY
Assignee:
Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. - Palo Alto CA
International Classification:
G05B 106
US Classification:
422105
Abstract:
A sheath is used to house a conventional pH sensor within the sheath's interior. The sheath is exposed to a descending spray within a sulfur dioxide (SO. sub. 2) absorber. A fill port collects a portion of the spray and the sheath accumulates the collected spray as a slurry sample within its interior. The pH sensor becomes immersed in the sample slurry. Slurry is discharged from the interior by way of drain notches and drain holes. Discharged sample slurry descends to enter a bulk slurry to allow recycling. A steady state of slurry collection and slurry discharge is reached such that the sample slurry is continuously refreshed. Elevation of the sheath over the bulk slurry prevents slurry from the bulk from entering into the slurry sample.

Two Continuous Filtration System For Supplying Filtrate To Automatic Analyzers

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US Patent:
55058540, Apr 9, 1996
Filed:
Sep 9, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/302432
Inventors:
Robert L. Glover - Southlake TX
Robert E. Moser - Palo Alto CA
Frank Meserole - Austin TX
Carl Richardson - Round Rock TX
Gerard B. Maybach - Getzville NY
Gordon Maller - Louisville KY
Timothy Hanley - Holly Springs NC
Thomas King - Wyomissing PA
Assignee:
Electric Power Research Institute - Palo Alto CA
International Classification:
B01D 6502
B01D 1712
US Classification:
210739
Abstract:
A continuous filtration system for supplying an uninterrupted supply of filtrate from a solids-containing industrial process suitable for use by on-line automatic analyzers is provided. The continuous filtration system, which is particularly useful for filtering flue gas desulfurization process slurry to produce a solids-free filtrate for autoanalysis, includes a pair of filters connected in series which concurrently receive a tangential flow of slurry into the filter head that is discharged perpendicularly through a filtrate head. An automatic flushing system is provided to keep the filter membranes free of solid particles. An optional autoanalyzer for unfiltered slurry may also be included in the system.
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