JAMES A REILLY
Engineering in Shrewsbury, MA
License number
Massachusetts 30598
Issued Date
Jul 24, 1981
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2016
Type
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Professional information
James Reilly - Shrewsbury, MA
Work:
Arrow S -3
Regional Client Manager Arrow S -3
Northeast Regional Sr. Operations Manager NextiraOne
District Service Manager NextiraOne - Boston, MA
Metro-west Boston Service Manager Nortel/NextiraOne/Williams Communications - Boston, MA
Senior level Technician responsible for the installation
Regional Client Manager Arrow S -3
Northeast Regional Sr. Operations Manager NextiraOne
District Service Manager NextiraOne - Boston, MA
Metro-west Boston Service Manager Nortel/NextiraOne/Williams Communications - Boston, MA
Senior level Technician responsible for the installation
Education:
Worcester State College - Worcester, MA
Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies/Business
Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies/Business
Skills:
Accreditations and Technical Training see additional info below
Diffuser For Ozone Disinfection Of Water
US Patent:
6495036, Dec 17, 2002
Filed:
Jan 8, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/756495
Inventors:
Christopher R. Schulz - Aurora CO 80016
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA 01545
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA 01545
International Classification:
C02F 178
US Classification:
210199, 210205, 261 38, 261 74, 261DIG 42, 42218607
Abstract:
A device for introducing ozone uniformly into water flowing through a conduit for disinfecting the water. An ozone-contacting vessel is provided and includes a downflow tube through which water is caused to flow. The downflow tube is positioned vertically within a diffusion chamber. Within the downflow tube are a plurality of layers of transversely extending porous elements that are in communication with a source of ozone to provide a relatively uniform distribution of fine ozone bubbles over the cross-sectional area of the downflow tube. The downflow tube can be J-shaped, to convey ozonated water into downstream ozone reaction cells to permit oxidation or disinfection of the water being treated. An outlet seal plate is provided at the J-tube outlet to prevent backflow into the J-tube upon shutdown of the contactor cell containing the J-tube.
Aeration Diffuser Assembly End Seal
US Patent:
8371561, Feb 12, 2013
Filed:
Apr 12, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/758369
Inventors:
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA, US
Anders G. Berfner - Sundbyberg, SE
Per Olov Marcus Porath - Bromma, SE
Anders G. Berfner - Sundbyberg, SE
Per Olov Marcus Porath - Bromma, SE
Assignee:
XYLEM IP Holdings LLC - White Plains NY
International Classification:
B01F 3/04
US Classification:
2611221, 261124, 261DIG 70, 210220
Abstract:
An aeration assembly includes an end fitting having a top piece for attachment to a diffuser member. A gasket extends beneath the top piece. The aeration assembly may include a diffuser member with the end fitting. In one embodiment, the diffuser member has a hollow conduit section and a flange section. The flange section includes a series of openings extending along a length of the diffuser member. The openings extend through the flange section to an interior space in the conduit section.
Strip Diffuser
US Patent:
8002249, Aug 23, 2011
Filed:
Jun 11, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/808554
Inventors:
Thomas J. Casper - Waukesha WI, US
Mark A. Schoenenberger - Cedarburg WI, US
Brad D. Laubenstein - Port Washington WI, US
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA, US
Joseph G. Krall - Grafton WI, US
Neil S. Tischler - Acton MA, US
Mark A. Schoenenberger - Cedarburg WI, US
Brad D. Laubenstein - Port Washington WI, US
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA, US
Joseph G. Krall - Grafton WI, US
Neil S. Tischler - Acton MA, US
Assignee:
ITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
B01F 3/04
US Classification:
2611221, 261DIG 70
Abstract:
Membrane strip diffusers are disclosed, useful for example in aerating wastewater in activated sludge plants. These diffusers have membranes, diffuser bodies comprising gas conduits and, in addition to the conduits, integral membrane supports elongated in the same general direction. Such conduits are for example co-extruded with the diffuser bodies. The supports are apertured to discharge gas into chambers formed beneath the membranes when they inflate, and the membranes have pores to discharge the gas. Ways to edge- and end-seal the membranes to the diffuser bodies and ways to support the diffusers are also disclosed.
Strip Diffuser
US Patent:
7255333, Aug 14, 2007
Filed:
Aug 13, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/639774
Inventors:
Thomas J. Casper - Waukesha WI, US
Mark A. Schoenenberger - Cedarburg WI, US
Brad D. Laubenstein - Fort Washington WI, US
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA, US
Joseph G. Krall - Grafton WI, US
Mark A. Schoenenberger - Cedarburg WI, US
Brad D. Laubenstein - Fort Washington WI, US
James A. Reilly - Shrewsbury MA, US
Joseph G. Krall - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
ITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
B01F 3/04
US Classification:
2611221, 261124, 261DIG 70
Abstract:
Membrane strip diffusers are disclosed, useful for example in aerating wastewater in activated sludge plants. These diffusers have membranes, diffuser bodies and gas conduits elongated in the same general direction. Such conduits may be attached to or formed integrally with the diffuser bodies. Gas chambers form beneath the membranes when they inflate, and these are separate from but communicate with the gas conduits, e. g. , through passageways distributed along the lengths of the membrane supports. Preferably, the passageway flow cross-sections are small, thus tending toward uniform distribution of gas along the membrane's length. Ways to edge- and end-seal the membranes to the diffuser bodies are also disclosed.