Carl Edward Nuzman
Engineering at Huxman Rd, Silver Lake, KS

License number
Louisiana PE.0023209
Issued Date
Jan 25, 1989
Expiration Date
Sep 30, 2007
Category
Civil Engineer
Type
Agricultural and Biological Engineer
Address
Address
3314 NW Huxman Rd, Silver Lake, KS 66539

Professional information

Carl Nuzman Photo 1

Method And Apparatus For Restoring And Maintaining Underground Aquifer Water System

US Patent:
4254831, Mar 10, 1981
Filed:
Dec 27, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/107566
Inventors:
Carl E. Nuzman - Silver Lake KS
Assignee:
Layne-Western Company, Inc. - Mission KS
International Classification:
E21B 4327, E21B 4330
US Classification:
166245
Abstract:
A method and apparatus are disclosed for restoring and/or maintaining an underground aquifer water supply system plagued with decreased water flow attributable to accumulation of undesirable flow impeding agents in the aquifer wherein a plurality of injection wells are drilled in the ground in surrounding relationship to the production well and a part of the water from the discharge thereof is treated with an additive capable of altering the nature of the plugging agents and returned to the aquifer via the satellite injection wells on a continuous basis. The proportion of bypass and recycle treatment water sent back to the aquifer may be varied with up to 50% normally being recycled for well restoration purposes while only about 10% need be returned for maintenance of the well flow at a desired level.


Carl Nuzman Photo 2

Foraminous Screening Device And Method For Making Same

US Patent:
4133379, Jan 9, 1979
Filed:
Sep 19, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/834694
Inventors:
Carl E. Nuzman - Silver Lake KS
John S. McGuire - Olathe KS
International Classification:
E03B 320, E21B 4308
US Classification:
166234
Abstract:
A foraminous screening device comprising a cylindrically tubular body having a plurality of spaced apart apertures therethrough and including a network of helically shaped ribs. The network includes first and second rib sets both having a plurality of mutually parallel and axially spaced ribs therein. The ribs of the first set have a clockwise orientation and are connected at points of intersection to the ribs of the second set which are oriented in a counterclockwise direction. Each of the ribs comprises a plurality of axially disposed, overlying bundles of tensed glass filament which are interconnected and embedded in a matrix of hardened synthetic resin. The ribs are interwoven at each point of intersection, and each bundle constitutes a portion of a continuous, elongated glass filament strand.