Charles Bicknell Pekor
Engineering in Columbus, GA

License number
Louisiana PE.0006894
Issued Date
Mar 10, 1959
Expiration Date
Dec 31, 1983
Category
Civil Engineer
Type
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
PO Box 4010, Columbus, GA 31904

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Name
Address
Phone
Charles Pekor
3908 Valley Park Dr SW, Lilburn, GA 30047
Charles Pekor
4470 E Kings Point Cir, Atlanta, GA 30338
Charles Pekor
4470 Kings Point Dr, Dunwoody, GA 30338
Charles Pekor
945 Paces Ferry Ave, Atlanta, GA 30326
Charles Pekor
270 Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA 30303

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Process And Apparatus For Maintaining A Desired Depth Of A Waterway

Process And Apparatus For Maintaining A Desired Depth Of A Waterway

US Patent:
4189253, Feb 19, 1980
Filed:
Jun 23, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/918393
Inventors:
Charles B. Pekor - Columbus GA
International Classification:
E02B 302
US Classification:
405 74
Abstract:
Disclosed is a process and apparatus for maintaining a waterway at a desired depth, the bottom of which is subject to accumulation of sediment such as sand. The process comprises the placement of a plurality of jet pumps on a vertically movable support together with the step of fluidizing the sediment immediately beneath the pumps so that they sink by gravity at least to the desired depth of the waterway. The process further comprises supplying injection water to the sediment covered pumps and removing the sediment-water slurry from the pump. The apparatus disclosed is a support member spanning substantially the width of the waterway with such support being mounted for vertical movement relative to the bottom of the waterway. A plurality of jet pumps is mounted on the support member so that the entire array may be lowered at least to the desired depth of the waterway. Additionally, the structure on which the array of pumps is mounted may carry a conduit to which water under pressure is directed thereby to fluidize the bottom, permitting the pumps to be lowered or raised.