Brad Thomas Marden
Nursing in Ogden, UT

License number
Utah 6595290-3101
Issued Date
Aug 28, 2007
Expiration Date
Jan 31, 2010
Category
Nurse
Type
Licensed Practical Nurse (Under Interstate Compact)
Address
Address
Ogden, UT
Education
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
Brad Marden
2233 5950 N, Eden, UT 84310
Brad Thomas Marden, age 64
2432 Taylor Ave, Ogden, UT 84401
(801) 392-9164
Brad T Marden
2255 5950 N, Eden, UT 84310
Brad Thomas Marden, age 65
3988 Emigration Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
(801) 582-5130
Brad Thomas Marden, age 65
2255 E 5950 N, Eden, UT 84310
(801) 392-9164

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Brad Marden

Brad Marden

Specialties:
Health Science
Work:
Weber State University


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Harvesting Boom With Screen Having Replaceable Sections

Harvesting Boom With Screen Having Replaceable Sections

US Patent:
2002009, Jul 25, 2002
Filed:
Oct 10, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/974334
Inventors:
Thomas Bosteels - Salt Lake City UT, US
Brad Marden - Ogden UT, US
International Classification:
A01K081/04
US Classification:
043/006500
Abstract:
The present invention provides a unique boom assembly for a brine shrimp harvesting device. More specifically, a novel boom assembly with replaceable modular panels is disclosed. The modular panels maybe water-permeable to trap brine shrimp eggs, while permitting water to pass out of the harvesting device. The modular panels may hang downward into a body of water from a boom, and may be weighted at the bottom end by an anchoring line. Each modular panel may be removably attached, through the use of suitable quick-release fastening mechanisms, to the boom, to the anchoring line, and to each adjacent modular panel. Thus, repair of the boom assembly may be rapidly carried out by replacing any damaged modular panel, without moving the boom assembly to any land-based facility. The boom assembly may therefore be used for continued harvesting while the damaged modular panel is repaired at a convenient location.