LAWRENCE PAUL JARRETT
Engineers in Wind Gap, PA

License number
Pennsylvania PE033311E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Wind Gap, PA 18091

Professional information

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Bulk Gas Built-In Purifier With Dual Valve Bulk Container

US Patent:
6557591, May 6, 2003
Filed:
Jul 17, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/906987
Inventors:
Ronald Martin Pearlstein - Macungie PA
Benjamin Lee Hertzler - Allentown PA
Lawrence Paul Jarrett - Wind Gap PA
Assignee:
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. - Allentown PA
International Classification:
B65B 120
US Classification:
141 11, 141 44, 141 48, 141 69, 141 91, 141286, 55414, 55417, 55426, 96147, 96189
Abstract:
An apparatus for delivering a gaseous product includes a horizontal container having inlet and outlet ports, an elongated hollow tube inside the container, a purifying medium inside the tube, inlet and outlet control means adapted to control delivery of the fluid to the inlet port and to control delivery of a gaseous product from the outlet port. The tube has a first opening, a second opening spaced apart from the first opening, and an internal axis between the first and second openings. The first opening is in fluid communication with the outlet port and the second opening is in fluid communication with a vapor space in the container. A portion of the internal axis adjacent the second opening is at an angle greater than zero degrees relative to the horizontal longitudinal axis of the container. Each of the inlet and outlet control means preferably are single ported valves.


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Bulk Vessel Heater Skid For Liquefied Compressed Gases

US Patent:
6025576, Feb 15, 2000
Filed:
Mar 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/034876
Inventors:
Anthony J. Beck - Sante Cruz CA
John C Daderko - Lansford PA
Lawrence P Jarrett - Wind Gap PA
Bruce H Greenawald - Orefield PA
Aric K Plumley - La Selva Beach CA
International Classification:
H05B 306, F27D 1100, F17B 100, A47F 508, F24H 118
US Classification:
219521
Abstract:
A skid with built-in heating elements for heating and supporting a compressed-gas dispensing bulk vessel, or cylinder, while allowing for manipulation and transportation of the cylinder and skid assembly. The skid incorporates all of the features necessary for handling a cylinder while also providing a means for heating the cylinder in a controlled manner. The heater skid comprises a framework for receiving the cylinder and one or more heaters coupled to the framework so that the received cylinder is proximate to the heaters, thus, allowing the heaters to heat the cylinder. A control system for the heaters is also disclosed.