ELDON F MOCKRY
Engineering in Shawnee Mission, KS

6663087, Dec 16, 2003

Oct 11, 2001

09/973733

Bryan J. Hubbard - Overland Park KS
Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS

Marley Cooling Technologies, Inc. - Overland Park KS

B01D 5326

261152, 261155, 261157, 261160, 261161, 261110, 261111, 261115, 261DIG 3, 261DIG 11, 261DIG 77, 165166, 165900, 165DIG 182, 165DIG 185, 165DIG 356, 165DIG 373, 165DIG 382, 165DIG 384

Heat exchanger packs having a first set of passageways for receiving a stream of ambient air and a second set of passageways for receiving a stream of warm water laden air is disclosed. The first set of passageways and second set of passageways being separate and permitting the warm water laden air stream to be cooled by the stream of ambient air so that water can condense out of the warm water laden air stream. Cooling tower configurations including the heat exchanger pack are disclosed for achieving effluent plume abatement, and capture of a portion of the effluent for replacement back into the cooling tower reservoir or as a source of purified water.

2014004, Feb 13, 2014

Oct 17, 2013

14/056462

Glenn S. Brenneke - Lee's Summit MO, US
Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS, US

SPX Corporation - Charlotte NC

F01K 13/00

60653, 60670

A cooling tower system is disclosed. The cooling tower system includes a first heat exchanger that receives a process fluid from a first fluid circuit, and receives a working fluid from a second fluid circuit, thereby effecting thermal communication between the first fluid circuit and the second fluid circuit. The first fluid circuit includes a heat source disposed upstream of the first heat exchanger, and a cooling tower unit configured to transfer heat from the process fluid to a flow of ambient air. The second fluid circuit includes a waste heat expansion engine disposed downstream of the first heat exchanger in a direction of working fluid flow. The waste heat expansion engine is configured to extract power from the working fluid and transfer at least a portion of the power extracted to a component of the cooling tower unit.

7431270, Oct 7, 2008

Jul 15, 2005

11/181864

Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS, US
Jidong Yang - Overland Park KS, US
Gregory P. Hentschel - Overland Park KS, US
Jason Stratman - Lee's Summit MO, US
Glenn S. Brenneke - Lee's Summit MO, US
Darrin Ray Clubine - Kansas City MO, US
James Douglas Randall - Kansas City MO, US

SPX Cooling Technologies, Inc. - Overland Park KS

B01F 3/04

261 28, 261 53, 261 65, 261DIG 11

A heating tower apparatus for heating a liquid having an air flow inlet stream and a first air flow outlet and a second air flow outlet. The first air flow outlet provides a first outlet air flow stream and has a first outlet door that moves between an open position and a closed position. The second air flow outlet provides a second outlet air flow stream and has a second outlet door that moves between an open position and a closed position. The heating tower also includes a heat exchange portion having coils through which liquid to be heated flows. The heating tower is operable in a first configuration wherein the first outlet door is in the open position while the second outlet door is in the closed position. The heating is also operable in a second configuration wherein the second outlet door is in the open position while the first outlet door is in the closed position.

2006012, Jun 15, 2006

Jan 26, 2006

11/340013

Eldon Mockry - Lenexa KS, US
Jidong Yang - Overland Park KS, US
Gregory Hentschel - Overland Park KS, US
Jason Stratman - Lee's Summit MO, US
Glenn Brenneke - Lee's Summit MO, US
Darrin Clubine - Kansas City MO, US
James Randall - Kansas City MO, US
Ohler Kinney - Overland Park KS, US

B01F 3/04

261109000, 261110000, 261DIG011

A method for heating a fluid using a heating tower. The method includes the steps of drawing an air stream into the heating tower through an inlet and passing the air stream over a fill medium. The method for heating a fluid also includes passing a fluid of the fill medium along with discharging the air stream from the heating tower through an outlet. The method further includes isolating the inlet air stream from the outlet air stream.

2013011, May 9, 2013

Nov 7, 2011

13/290887

Jidong YANG - Leawood KS, US
Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS, US
Kenneth P. Mortensen - Bonner Springs KS, US
Kathryn L. Pullen - Lenexa KS, US
Robert W. Petterson - Prairie Village KS, US
William M. Roth - Lee's Summit MO, US

SPX Cooling Technologies, Inc. - Overland Park KS

B01F 3/04, B32B 37/06, F28D 15/00, F28F 13/12

2611121, 16510434, 1651091, 1562722, 261DIG011

A sheet for use in a heat exchange apparatus. The sheet includes a first vertical rib that extends in a first direction and protrudes in a second direction out of the plane. The sheet also includes a second vertical rib that extends in the first direction along the sheet, between the first and second edges of the sheet. The second vertical rib also protrudes in the second direction out of the plane. The sheet further includes a first horizontal rib that extends in a third direction along the sheet between the third and fourth edges of the sheet, and protrudes in a fourth direction opposite said second direction. The sheet additionally includes a second horizontal rib that extends in the third direction along the sheet between the third and fourth edges of the sheet. The second horizontal rib protrudes in a fourth direction and intersects said second vertical rib.

7137623, Nov 21, 2006

Sep 17, 2004

10/942940

Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS, US
Jidong Yang - Overland Park KS, US
Gregory P. Hentschel - Overland Park KS, US
Jason Stratman - Lee's Summit MO, US
Glenn S. Brenneke - Lee's Summit MO, US
Darrin Ray Clubine - Kansas City MO, US
James Douglas Randall - Kansas City MO, US

SPX Cooling Technologies, Inc. - Overland Park KS

B01F 3/04

261128, 261 30, 261 95, 2611121, 261DIG 11

A method for heating a fluid using a heating tower. The method includes the steps of drawing an air stream into the heating tower through an inlet and passing the air stream over a fill medium. The method for heating a fluid also includes passing a fluid over the fill medium along with discharging the air stream from the heating tower through an outlet. The method further includes isolating the inlet air stream from the outlet air stream.

2006019, Sep 7, 2006

Dec 22, 2005

11/313632

Eldon Mockry - Lenexa KS, US
Jidong Yang - Overland Park KS, US
Gregory Hentschel - Overland Park KS, US
Jason Stratman - Lee's Summit MO, US
Glenn Brenneke - Lee's Summit MO, US
Darrin Clubine - Kansas City MO, US
James Randall - Kansas City MO, US
Ohler Kinney - Overland Park KS, US

F23M 5/08

12200600A

A method and apparatus is provided for warming a liquid or gas. The apparatus may be suitable for the vaporization of liquefied natural gas. In order to warm the liquid or gas for vaporization for other purposes, a heating tower is used. The heating tower can include a system for drawing air through, and spraying water over, a tube bundle type heat exchanger. The heat exchanger may include the material to be heated itself, or may be part of an intermediate loop containing an intermediate heat exchange fluid. In the case of the intermediate loop, a second heat exchanger is provided which on one side receives fluid from the intermediate loop which is warmed by the heating tower, and on the other side provides heat to the material which is desired to be heated.

7559541, Jul 14, 2009

Sep 27, 2006

11/527442

Robert E. Beltz - Oak Grove MO, US
Kathryn L. Pullen - Lenexa KS, US
Jason Stratman - Lee's Summit MO, US
Glenn S. Brenneke - Lee's Summit MO, US
Larry F. Burdick - Olathe KS, US
Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS, US

SPX Cooling Technologies, Inc. - Overland Park KS

B01F 3/04

261111, 261113, 261DIG 11

A heat exchange splash bar for evaporative cooling. The splash bar includes a first serrated base along with a second serrated base. The splash bar additionally includes a first side wall connected to the first serrated base that extends at an angle away from the first serrated base, that includes a plurality of apertures disposed thereon. A second side wall is connected to the second serrated base that also extends at an angle away from the second serrated base. The second side wall additionally includes a plurality of apertures disposed thereon. The heat exchange splash bar additionally includes a top wall that extends between the first side wall and the second side wall, wherein said top wall includes a plurality of openings having fingers extending therein.

7146726, Dec 12, 2006

Feb 11, 2004

10/775135

Robert S. Glauz - Lee's Summit MO, US
Brian F. Wright - Merriam KS, US
Kathryn L. Pullen - Lenexa KS, US
Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS, US

SPX Cooling Technologies, Inc. - Overland Park KS

B21D 53/06, B23P 17/00

29890035, 295271, 29418, 29425, 29416

A cross-flow cooling tower having a frame assembly that is unitarily molded from a plastic material. The frame assembly has opposing top and bottom walls along with opposing side walls and opposing ends. The side walls extend parallel to one another between the top and bottom walls. In addition, the opposing ends extend parallel to one another between the top and bottom walls. The frame assembly additionally has a vertical stack extending vertically from the top wall. The top covers of the tower extend outwardly and downwardly from the vertical stack.

D465838, Nov 19, 2002

Oct 23, 2001

29/149921

Mark A. Kauffmann - Merriam KS
Eldon F. Mockry - Lenexa KS

Marley Cooling Tower Company, Inc. - Overland Park KS

2304

D23351