Joseph Peyton Ross
Engineering at Brompton St, Houston, TX
License number
Louisiana EI.0012291
Issued Date
Jan 1, 1900
Category
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
7527 Brompton St, Houston, TX 77025
Professional information
Joseph Ross - Houston, TX
Work:
Garda Cash Logistics
Armored Service Technician
Armored Service Technician
Education:
Joseph S Clark Sr. high - New Orleans, LA
High School Diploma in General studies
High School Diploma in General studies
Joseph Ross
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Computer Networking
Hydrocarbon Pretreatment Process For Catalytic Cracking
US Patent:
4585544, Apr 29, 1986
Filed:
Mar 9, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/587937
Inventors:
Robert J. Gartside - Wellesley MA
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Dennis A. Duncan - Sharon MA
Edwin J. Bassler - Summit NJ
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Dennis A. Duncan - Sharon MA
Edwin J. Bassler - Summit NJ
Assignee:
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation - Boston MA
International Classification:
C10G 5104
US Classification:
208 73
Abstract:
A process for pretreating residual oil by thermal regenerative vaporizing and pretreatment at short residence times and catalytically cracking the pretreated effluent from the thermal regenerative pretreatment process.
Olefin Production From Heavy Hydrocarbon Feed
US Patent:
4663019, May 5, 1987
Filed:
Mar 9, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/587906
Inventors:
Robert J. Gartside - Wellesley MA
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Dennis A. Duncan - Sharon MA
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Dennis A. Duncan - Sharon MA
Assignee:
Stone & Webster Engineering Corp. - Boston MA
International Classification:
C10G 5700, C10G 932
US Classification:
208 50
Abstract:
A process for producing olefins and gasoline from residual oil by thermally cracking a side cut fraction from a fractionation tower, quenching the cracked product with residual oil, producing coke from a portion of the quenched product and using a portion of the coke to provide reaction heat for the thermal cracking.
Process For Cracking Heavy Hydrocarbon To Produce Olefins And Liquid Hydrocarbon Fuels
US Patent:
4552645, Nov 12, 1985
Filed:
Mar 9, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/587952
Inventors:
Robert J. Gartside - Wellesley MA
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Assignee:
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation - Boston MA
International Classification:
C10G 5106, C10G 5700
US Classification:
208 80
Abstract:
A process for cracking heavy hydrocarbon feedstocks by separation into light and heavy fractions and concommitantly thermally cracking the light fraction and coking the heavy fraction.
Low Residence Time Catalytic Cracking Process
US Patent:
5976355, Nov 2, 1999
Filed:
Dec 14, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/574585
Inventors:
Axel R. Johnson - North Babylon NY
Robert J. Gartside - Wellesley MA
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Dennis A. Duncan - Sharon MA
Robert J. Gartside - Wellesley MA
Joseph L. Ross - Houston TX
Dennis A. Duncan - Sharon MA
Assignee:
Stone & Webster Engineering Corp. - Boston MA
International Classification:
C10G 1102
US Classification:
208119
Abstract:
A process for producing liquid fuels from heavy hydrocarbons such as residual oil in which the cracking temperatures are in the range of 800. degree. F. to 1200. degree. F. , and the residence times are between 0. 05 seconds and 0. 50 seconds.