JEFFREY WALKER
Psychologist at Kinglet St, Houston, TX

2004011, Jun 17, 2004

Aug 27, 2003

10/649316

Kerry Ward - Cypress TX, US
Thomas Adams - Hockley TX, US
Kenneth Seyffert - Houston TX, US
David Largent - Cleveland TX, US
David Schulte - Broussard LA, US
Vincent Leone - Houston TX, US
Jeffrey Walker - Houston TX, US
Charles Grichar - Houston TX, US
Guy McClung - Spring TX, US

B32B031/00, B32B007/14, B07B001/28

156/290000, 156/291000, 209/319000

Methods for making frames for screen assemblies for vibratory separators, and screen assemblies with such frames, the methods, in certain aspects, including making a frame support for a screen assembly for a vibratory separator (e.g. but not limited to with robotic welding apparatus), moving the frame support to cleaning apparatus to clean the frame support, heating the frame support, moving the heated frame support to coating apparatus, coating the frame support in the coating apparatus with protective material, allowing the coated frame support to cool so that the protective material sets, moving of the frame support in one aspect done by mechanical movement apparatus; and, in certain aspects, adding screening material to the frame to produce a screen assembly.

2005000, Jan 6, 2005

Jan 23, 2004

10/764348

David Schulte - Broussard LA, US
Jeffrey Walker - Houston TX, US
George Burnett - Aberdeen, GB
Guy McClung - Spring TX, US
Thomas Adams - Hockley TX, US
Haynes Smith - Kingwood TX, US
James Adams - Conroe TX, US
Charles Grichar - Houston TX, US
Kerry Ward - Cypress TX, US
Kenneth Seyffert - Houston TX, US

B07B001/49

209403000, 209393000, 209401000

A screen assembly, a vibratory separator with such a screen assembly and methods of its use, the screen assembly, in certain aspects, having a frame with a first frame end spaced apart from a second frame end by two opposed spaced-apart sides including a first side and a second side, screening material on the frame, a plurality of crossmembers spaced apart and extending from the first side to the second side, each crossmember of the plurality of crossmembers connected to the first side and the second side, and each crossmember of the plurality of crossmembers having at least one series of openings therethrough; in one particular aspect the frame having crossmembers located to facilitate sealing of the support against screen assembly mounting structure of a vibratory separator; and methods for using such frames and such screen assemblies.

2005022, Oct 13, 2005

Feb 22, 2005

11/063667

David Largent - Cleveland TX, US
David Schulte - Willis TX, US
Jeffrey Walker - Houston TX, US
George Burnett - Aberdeen, GB
Guy McClung - Spring TX, US
Thomas Adams - Hockley TX, US
Haynes Smith - Kingwood TX, US
James Adams - Conroe TX, US
Charles Grichar - Houston TX, US
Kerry Ward - Cypress TX, US
Kenneth Seyffert - Houston TX, US

B07B001/49, H01J029/80

209403000

A screen assembly for mounting on mounting structure of a vibratory separator, the mounting structure having at least one support part, and methods of its use, the screen assembly including a frame with a first frame end, a second frame end and a first side and a second side, at least one crossmember, extending from the first frame end to the second frame end, and spaced-apart from the sides, the frame having a top and a bottom, the at least one crossmember having a top and a bottom positionable above and adjacent a support part of the mounting structure, screening material on the frame, and space maintenance apparatus on the bottom of the at least one crossmember for occupying a space between the crossmember and the support part.

2005010, May 19, 2005

Aug 20, 2004

10/923252

David Schulte - Willis TX, US
Jeffrey Walker - Houston TX, US
George Burnett - Aberdeen, GB
Guy McClung - Spring TX, US
Thomas Adams - Hockley TX, US
Haynes Smith - Kingwood TX, US
James Adams - Conroe TX, US
Charles Grichar - Houston TX, US
Kerry Ward - Cypress TX, US
Kenneth Seyffert - Houston TX, US

B07B001/28, B07B001/49

209405000, 209309000

A screen assembly, a vibratory separator with such a screen assembly and methods of its use, the screen assembly, in certain aspects, having a frame with a first frame end spaced apart from a second frame end by two opposed spaced-apart sides including a first side and a second side, screening material on the frame, a plurality of crossmembers spaced apart and extending from the first side to the second side, each crossmember of the plurality of crossmembers connected to the first side and the second side, and each crossmember of the plurality of crossmembers having at least one series of openings therethrough; in one particular aspect the frame having crossmembers located to facilitate sealing of the support against screen assembly mounting structure of a vibratory separator; and methods for using such frames and such screen assemblies.

2005006, Mar 31, 2005

Jun 14, 2004

10/867184

Thomas Adams - Hockley TX, US
Haynes Smith - Kingwood TX, US
James Adams - Conroe TX, US
Charles Grichar - Houston TX, US
Kerry Ward - Cypress TX, US
Kenneth Seyffert - Houston TX, US
Jeffrey Walker - Houston TX, US
Guy McClung - Spring TX, US

B07B001/49

209408000

A screen assembly for releasable mounting to a mounting structure of a vibratory separator, the mounting structure having a body over which a screen assembly is positionable, part of fluid to be treated by the vibratory separator flowable through the body, at least one upwardly projecting member projecting upwardly from the body, said at least one upwardly projecting member sized and configured so it is receivable in a corresponding C-shaped channel part in the screen assembly, the screen assembly having a support, screening material on the support, at least one C-shaped channel part in the support, said at least one C-shaped channel part sized, configured, and located for receiving said at least one upwardly projecting member of the body of the mounting structure.