GEORGE F WILSON
Electrician at Jones Rd, Houston, TX

4625754, Dec 2, 1986

Aug 26, 1985

6/769131

George L. Wilson - Houston TX
John B. Goss - Houston TX

F16K 4300, F16K 5100

137315

A gate valve bonnet closure which can be quickly and safely serviced with common tools. The valve bonnet fits within the valve body. Lock elements in contact with the bonnet fit into an annular groove in the body. The lock elements are of a size and configuration so as to allow location within the groove for substantially the full extent of the annular groove or, spaces between adjacent lock elements can be filled by retaining plates preferably bolted to the bonnet to prevent movement of the lock elements. Pressure sensing vents or bolts are preferably used to prevent opening of the valve when there is pressure in the valve body. The pressure sensing bolts holding retaining plates in place include a hollow bore which is sealed when the bolt is fully seated but is exposed when the bolt is rotated a small number of times to indicate and bleed off pressure within the valve. A seal located in a between the valve body and the bonnet is accessible upon removal of the lock elements to allow servicing or replacement of the seal without removal of the valve gate and bonnet. A fitting to inject sealing material is included to seal minor leaks if necessary.

4497702, Feb 5, 1985

Aug 9, 1982

6/406605

Richard F. Miller - Humble TX
Tony S. Go - Houston TX
George R. Wilson - Houston TX

Atlantic Richfield Company - Los Angeles CA

C23F 1108

208 47

A hydrocarbonaceous liquid stream is modified to contain a minor amount of the amide reaction product of a polyalkylene polyamine and a neo-acid having 5 to 20 carbon atoms, the neo-acid having three alkyl groups on the carbon atom which is in the alpha position relative to the carboxylic group, whereby corrosion of iron and other metals contacted by said stream is significantly reduced.

4440666, Apr 3, 1984

Aug 6, 1982

6/405821

Richard F. Miller - Humble TX
Tony S. Go - Houston TX
George R. Wilson - Houston TX

Atlantic Richfield Co. - Los Angeles CA

C23F 1114

252392

A hydrocarbonaceous liquid stream is modified to contain a minor amount of the amide reaction product of a polyalkylene polyamine, a neo-acid having 5 to 20 carbon atoms, the neo-acid having three alkyl groups on the carbon atom which is in the alpha position relative to the carboxylic group, and an aliphatic fatty acid having 10 to 30 carbon atoms, whereby corrosion of iron and other metals contacted by said stream is significantly reduced. The amides of the invention have the structural formula: ##STR1##.

7350650, Apr 1, 2008

Jul 28, 2005

11/192456

George Lawrence Wilson - Houston TX, US

Seatrax, Inc. - Houston TX

B66C 23/84

212253, 384591

An upper bearing assembly for a pedestal crane comprises a partially dome-shaped kingpost head operably engaged by a bearing having a concave bearing face shaped to conform to a segment of said kingpost head, the bearing enclosed within a bearing retainer, the bearing retainer attached to the crane upper works.

5676264, Oct 14, 1997

Jan 6, 1997

8/778600

George Wilson - Houston TX

SeaTrax, Inc. - Houston TX

B66C 1500

212293

A hydraulic boom stop for a crane that permits operation at angles greater than the normal maximum operating boom angle of the crane boom. The hydraulic boom stop has at least one hydraulic cylinder and a hydraulic control system that is user controlled. The user controls the hydraulic fluid pressure to a boom control valve that in turn regulates the movement of the boom. As the hydraulic cylinder ram moves, the hydraulic fluid displaced by the ram provides a back pressure in the boom control valve that opposes and slows the continued upward or downward movement of the boom. The back pressure bleeds off through restricting valves in the communication lines. A relief valve in communication with the line associated with the inward movement of the ram releases the pressure in that line when it attains a predetermined value. In this way, the ram movement is less rigid and the hydraulic cylinder acts as an effective damper of impact forces. The user also controls the outward movement of the ram.