Michael Peter Hardy
Engineers at 25 3/4, Grand Junction, CO
License number
Colorado 13857
Issued Date
Jan 15, 1976
Renew Date
Nov 1, 2015
Expiration Date
Oct 31, 2017
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
783 25 3/4 Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81505
Professional information
Cook At Meeker Hotel And Cafe
Position:
cook at Meeker Hotel and Cafe
Location:
Grand Junction, Colorado Area
Industry:
Restaurants
Work:
Meeker Hotel and Cafe
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cook
President At Agapito Associates Inc
Position:
President at Agapito Associates inc
Location:
Grand Junction, Colorado Area
Industry:
Mining & Metals
Work:
Agapito Associates inc
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President
Education:
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 1969 - 1973
Sodium Carbonate And Sodium Bicarbonate Production From Nahcolitic Oil Shale
US Patent:
6609761, Aug 26, 2003
Filed:
Jan 10, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/480092
Inventors:
Max E. Ramey - Rifle CO
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO
Assignee:
American Soda, LLP - Parachute CO
International Classification:
F21C 4116
US Classification:
299 5, 4232062
Abstract:
A method for solution mining nahcolite, capable of extracting nahcolite from geological formations lean in nahcolite comprising injecting high pressure water (which may include recycled aqueous solution of bicarb and sodium carbonate) at a temperature of at least 250° F. into the formation, dissolving nahcolite in the hot water to form a production solution and recovering the production solution. The invention also includes the processing of the production solution to provide sodium carbonate and, optionally, sodium bicarbonate, comprising: decomposing the sodium bicarbonate portion of the hot aqueous production solution to form a hot aqueous solution of sodium carbonate; evaporating water from the hot aqueous solution comprising sodium carbonate to form a concentrated solution of sodium carbonate; producing sodium carbonate monohydrate from the concentrated solution of sodium carbonate by crystallization; and dewatering and calcining the sodium carbonate monohydrate to produce anhydrous sodium carbonate.
Sodium Carbonate And Sodium Bicarbonate Production From Nahcolitic Oil Shale
US Patent:
7128886, Oct 31, 2006
Filed:
Jul 15, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/622162
Inventors:
Max E. Ramey - Rifle CO, US
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO, US
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO, US
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO, US
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO, US
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO, US
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO, US
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO, US
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO, US
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO, US
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO, US
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO, US
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO, US
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO, US
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO, US
Assignee:
Solvay Chemicals, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
C01D 7/00
US Classification:
423421, 423426, 4232062
Abstract:
A method for solution mining nahcolite, capable of extracting nahcolite from geological formations lean in nahcolite comprising injecting high pressure water (which may include recycled aqueous solution of bicarb and sodium carbonate) at a temperature of at least 250° F. into the formation, dissolving nahcolite in the hot water to form a production solution and recovering the production solution. The invention also includes the processing of the production solution to provide sodium carbonate and, optionally, sodium bicarbonate, comprising: decomposing the sodium bicarbonate portion of the hot aqueous production solution to form a hot aqueous solution of sodium carbonate; evaporating water from the hot aqueous solution comprising sodium carbonate to form a concentrated solution of sodium carbonate; producing sodium carbonate monohydrate from the concentrated solution of sodium carbonate by crystallization; and dewatering and calcining the sodium carbonate monohydrate to produce anhydrous sodium carbonate.
Sodium Carbonate And Sodium Bicarbonate Production
US Patent:
7410627, Aug 12, 2008
Filed:
Jan 25, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/340444
Inventors:
Max E. Ramey - Rifle CO, US
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO, US
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO, US
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO, US
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO, US
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO, US
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO, US
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO, US
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO, US
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO, US
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO, US
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO, US
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO, US
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO, US
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO, US
Assignee:
American Soda, LLP - Parachute CO
International Classification:
C01B 7/00
US Classification:
423421, 423426, 4232062, 23302 T, 299 3, 299 4, 299 5, 166303
Abstract:
A method for solution mining nahcolite, capable of extracting nahcolite from geological formations lean in nahcolite comprising injecting high pressure water (which may include recycled aqueous solution of bicarb and sodium carbonate) at a temperature of at least 250° F. into the formation, dissolving nahcolite in the hot water to form a production solution and recovering the production solution. The invention also includes the processing of the production solution to provide sodium carbonate and, optionally, sodium bicarbonate, comprising: decomposing the sodium bicarbonate portion of the hot aqueous production solution to form a hot aqueous solution of sodium carbonate; evaporating water from the hot aqueous solution comprising sodium carbonate to form a concentrated solution of sodium carbonate; producing sodium carbonate monohydrate from the concentrated solution of sodium carbonate by crystallization; and dewatering and calcining the sodium carbonate monohydrate to produce anhydrous sodium carbonate.
Sodium Carbonate And Sodium Bicarbonate Production From Nahcolitic Oil Shale
US Patent:
6854809, Feb 15, 2005
Filed:
Jul 14, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/619397
Inventors:
Max E. Ramey - Rifle CO, US
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO, US
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO, US
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO, US
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO, US
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO, US
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO, US
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO, US
John S. McEwan - Parachute CO, US
Kevin L. Green - Parachute CO, US
Charles L. Yates - Parachute CO, US
Allan L. Turner - Lakewood CO, US
Irvin P. Nielsen - Rifle CO, US
Michael P. Hardy - Grand Junction CO, US
Rex Goodrich - Grand Junction CO, US
Assignee:
American Soda, LLP - Parachute CO
International Classification:
E21C041/16, C01D007/24
US Classification:
299 5, 166303
Abstract:
A method for solution mining nahcolite, capable of extracting nahcolite from geological formations lean in nahcolite comprising injecting high pressure water (which may include recycled aqueous solution of bicarb and sodium carbonate) at a temperature of at least 250° F. into the formation, dissolving nahcolite in the hot water to form a production solution and recovering the production solution. The invention also includes the processing of the production solution to provide sodium carbonate and, optionally, sodium bicarbonate, comprising: decomposing the sodium bicarbonate portion of the hot aqueous production solution to form a hot aqueous solution of sodium carbonate; evaporating water from the hot aqueous solution comprising sodium carbonate to form a concentrated solution of sodium carbonate; producing sodium carbonate monohydrate from the concentrated solution of sodium carbonate by crystallization; and dewatering and calcining the sodium carbonate monohydrate to produce anhydrous sodium carbonate.