JOHN J HANNON
Engineering in Quincy, MA
License number
Massachusetts 27496
Issued Date
Jul 26, 1974
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2018
Type
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
Quincy, MA 02169
Professional information
Independent Consultant At N/A
Position:
Independent Consultant at N/A
Location:
Greater Boston Area
Industry:
Biotechnology
Work:
N/A
- Boston MA since 2010
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Independent Consultant
Quincy College
- Quincy MA Jan 2007 - Jan 2012
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Adjunct Professor
Mascoma Corp.
Jan 2008 - Jan 2010
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Senior Research Engineer
TRI-MONT Enginering
- Boston MA Apr 2001 - Apr 2004
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Power Plant Consultant
Schlumberger
- Houston, TX Jan 1998 - Apr 2001
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Petroleum Engineer
Education:
Dartmouth College 2005 - 2008
PhD, Engineering Sciences
PhD, Engineering Sciences
John Hannon - Quincy, MA
Work:
Professional Chemical Engineer (P.E.), Massachusetts
Mascoma Corp - Boston, MA
Sr. Research Engineer TRI-MONT Engineering - Boston, MA
Chemical / Power Engineer Schlumberger - Houston, TX
Petroleum Engineer
Sr. Research Engineer TRI-MONT Engineering - Boston, MA
Chemical / Power Engineer Schlumberger - Houston, TX
Petroleum Engineer
Education:
Dartmouth College
Ph. D. Northeastern University
M.S. in Chemical Engineering Northeastern University
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
Ph. D. Northeastern University
M.S. in Chemical Engineering Northeastern University
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
Method Of Cleaning An Industrial Tank Using Electrical Energy And Critical Fluid
US Patent:
7875120, Jan 25, 2011
Filed:
Feb 4, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/012572
Inventors:
Brian C. Considine - Chelmsford MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
Assignee:
Raytheon Company - Waltham MA
International Classification:
B08B 7/00
US Classification:
134 1, 134 10, 134 221
Abstract:
A method of cleaning an industrial tank using electrical energy and critical fluid comprises the steps of transmitting electrical energy into an industrial tank to a first predetermined temperature, providing a critical fluid with a reactant or catalyst into the tank for diffusion into the contents of the tank at a predetermined pressure, transmitting electrical energy into the tank to heat the contents including the critical fluid to a second predetermined temperature to initiate reaction of a reactant in the critical fluid with a portion of the contents of the tank causing hydrocarbons and contaminants to be released for extraction as a vapor, liquid or dissolved in the critical fluid. A step of pressure cycling may be performed prior to a step of removing the contents of the tank including the hydrocarbons and contaminants. A further step includes separating the hydrocarbons, critical fluid, gases, and contaminants removed from the tank.
Method For Extraction Of Hydrocarbon Fuels Or Contaminants Using Electrical Energy And Critical Fluids
US Patent:
7461693, Dec 9, 2008
Filed:
Dec 20, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/314857
Inventors:
Brian C. Considine - Chelmsford MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
Assignee:
Schlumberger Technology Corporation - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
E21B 43/00
US Classification:
166248
Abstract:
The extraction of hydrocarbon fuel products such as kerogen oil and gas from a body of fixed fossil fuels such as oil shale is accomplished by applying a combination of electrical energy and critical fluids with reactants and/or catalysts down a borehole to initiate a reaction of reactants in the critical fluids with kerogen in the oil shale thereby raising the temperatures to cause kerogen oil and gas products to be extracted as a vapor, liquid or dissolved in the critical fluids. The hydrocarbon fuel products of kerogen oil or shale oil and hydrocarbon gas are removed to the ground surface by a product return line. An RF generator provides electromagnetic energy, and the critical fluids include a combination of carbon dioxide (CO), with reactants of nitrous oxide (NO) or oxygen (O).
Method For Extraction Of Hydrocarbon Fuels Or Contaminants Using Electrical Energy And Critical Fluids
US Patent:
2009011, May 7, 2009
Filed:
Oct 30, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/261807
Inventors:
Brian C. Considine - Chelmsford MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
Assignee:
SCHLUMBERGER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
E21B 43/24, E21B 36/04, E21B 43/00
US Classification:
166248
Abstract:
The extraction of hydrocarbon fuel products such as kerogen oil and gas from a body of fixed fossil fuels such as oil shale is accomplished by applying a combination of electrical energy and critical fluids with reactants and/or catalysts down a borehole to initiate a reaction of reactants in the critical fluids with kerogen in the oil shale thereby raising the temperatures to cause kerogen oil and gas products to be extracted as a vapor, liquid or dissolved in the critical fluids. The hydrocarbon fuel products of kerogen oil or shale oil and hydrocarbon gas are removed to the ground surface by a product return line. An RF generator provides electromagnetic energy, and the critical fluids include a combination of carbon dioxide (CO), with reactants of nitrous oxide (NO) or oxygen (O).
Apparatus For Extraction Of Hydrocarbon Fuels Or Contaminants Using Electrical Energy And Critical Fluids
US Patent:
8096349, Jan 17, 2012
Filed:
Dec 20, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/314880
Inventors:
Brian C. Considine - Chelmsford MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
John A. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
Maureen P. Cogliandro - Dedham MA, US
John M. Moses - Dedham MA, US
John R. Hannon - Quincy MA, US
John P. Markiewicz - Andover MA, US
Assignee:
Schlumberger Technology Corporation - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
E21B 36/04, E21B 43/24
US Classification:
166 60, 166 57, 166302
Abstract:
The extraction of hydrocarbon fuel products such as kerogen oil and gas from a body of fixed fossil fuels such as oil shale is accomplished by applying a combination of electrical energy and critical fluids with reactants and/or catalysts down a borehole to initiate a reaction of reactants in the critical fluids with kerogen in the oil shale thereby raising the temperatures to cause kerogen oil and gas products to be extracted as a vapor, liquid or dissolved in the critical fluids. The hydrocarbon fuel products of kerogen oil or shale oil and hydrocarbon gas are removed to the ground surface by a product return line. An RF generator provides electromagnetic energy, and the critical fluids include a combination of carbon dioxide (CO), with reactants of nitrous oxide (NO) or oxygen (O).