Gerald C. Kierbow
Engineering at Spruce Ave, Duncan, OK

License number
Louisiana EI.0001160
Issued Date
Jan 1, 1900
Category
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
2004 W Spruce Ave, Duncan, OK 73533

Professional information

Gerald Kierbow Photo 1

Additive Material Metering System With Weighing Means

US Patent:
4427133, Jan 24, 1984
Filed:
May 12, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/263016
Inventors:
Gerald C. Kierbow - Duncan OK
Herbert J. Horinek - Duncan OK
Assignee:
Halliburton Company - Duncan OK
International Classification:
G01G 700
US Classification:
222 77
Abstract:
An additive material storage and metering system includes a transportable frame having a plurality of dry material storage bins mounted thereon. The plurality of dry material storage bins includes smaller dry material storage bins and larger dry material storage bins. The metering system for the larger dry material storage bins has a flow rate range varying from a low end to a high end. The metering system for the smaller dry material storage bins has a second flow rate range varying from a low end to a high end. The low end of the second range is lower than the low end of the first range, and the high end of the second range is between the low and high ends of the first range, so that any given dry material may be dispensed at any rate within an overall flow rate range from the low end of the second range to the high end of the first range by placing said material in the proper dry material storage bin. The dry material storage bins are partially supported from the transportable frame by load cells which are mounted on an extendable hydraulic cylinder so that the load cells may be withdrawn from engagement with the storage bin when the transportable frame is being moved, and may be extended into load supporting engagement with the storage bin when transportable frame is at rest.


Gerald Kierbow Photo 2

Controlled Additive Metering System

US Patent:
4265266, May 5, 1981
Filed:
Jan 23, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/114629
Inventors:
Gerald C. Kierbow - Duncan OK
Harvard L. Tomlinson - Duncan OK
Herbert J. Horinek - Duncan OK
Stephen F. Crain - Duncan OK
Assignee:
Halliburton Company - Duncan OK
International Classification:
G05D 11035
US Classification:
13710119
Abstract:
A transportable frame includes a plurality of liquid material storage tanks and dry material storage bins mounted thereon. There are smaller liquid material storage tanks and larger liquid material storage tanks. The metering system for the larger liquid material storage tanks has a flow rate range varying from a low end to a high end. The metering system for the smaller liquid material storage tanks has a second flow rate range varying from a low end to a high end. The low end of the second range is lower than the low end of the first range, and the high end of the second range is between the low and high ends of the first range. There are also larger and smaller dry material storage bins with similarly sized metering systems for the dry material storage bins. The dry material storage bins are partially supported from the transportable frame by load cells which are mounted on extendable hydraulic cylinders. The system also includes apparatus for controlling the storage and metering of the additives within the tanks and bins.


Gerald Kierbow Photo 3

Tubing Injector For Variable Diameter Tubing

US Patent:
7124815, Oct 24, 2006
Filed:
May 18, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/132040
Inventors:
Randy S. Rosine - Duncan OK, US
Gerald Kierbow - Duncan OK, US
Jim Dines - Duncan OK, US
Assignee:
Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK
International Classification:
E21B 19/22
US Classification:
166 773, 226177, 91 48
Abstract:
A tubing injector apparatus for use with variable diameter tubing. The apparatus comprises a pair of carriages which may be moved transversely and pivotally with respect to one another by actuating hydraulic actuator cylinders. A hydraulic control system uses relief valves to maintain a substantially constant pressure in the actuator cylinders when a tapered connector in the tubing passes between the carriages. A gripper chain in each carriage has gripper blocks to grippingly engage the tubing. A linear beam supports the gripper chain and has a plurality of resiliently biased segments therein to help maintain better contact with the tubing when the tapered connector passes through.