RAUL GARCIA
Electrician at Gessner Rd, Houston, TX

License number

Texas 188825

Expiration Date

Aug 23, 2017

Organization information

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Raul Garcia

8127 Crestview Dr, Houston, TX 77028

Status:

Inactive

Industry:

Eating Place

Raul Garcia - Rinaldi M.D

7500 Beechnut St, Houston, TX 77074

Status:

Inactive

Circle Jay Ranch, Inc inactive

Professional information

Engineering Sales @ Engineered Air For East And South Texas

Position:

Engineering Sales at Engineered Air

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Work:

Engineered Air - East and South Texas since Dec 2009 - Engineering Sales Hunton Trane 2008 - 2009 - Engineering Sales HTS Engineering 2001 - 2008 - Sales

Education:

The University of Texas at Austin
Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

Skills:

HVAC, Energy Efficiency, Construction, Construction Management

Public Policy Professional

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Public Policy

Work:

Osha Liang LLP May 2009 - Aug 2009 - Intellectual Property Patent Clerk University of Houston Aug 2006 - May 2008 - Graduate Teaching Assistant City of Rosenberg City Hall May 2007 - Aug 2007 - City Management Intern

Education:

University of Houston 2006 - 2009
Master of Arts, Public Administration Texas A&M University 2002 - 2005
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science

Raul Garcia - Houston, TX

Work:

U.S. Army
Petroleum supply Specialist AT&T Wireless
Business Account Executive

Education:

University of Houston
BA in Management

Customer Service At Fiesta Global Limited

Position:

customer service at Fiesta Global Limited

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Luxury Goods & Jewelry

Work:

Fiesta Global Limited - customer service

Raul Garcia - Houston, TX

Work:

Galena Park High School Mariachi Program
Trumpet Technician Tejano Center for Community Concerns
Summer Intern

Education:

University of Houston
Finance

Raul Garcia - Houston, TX

Work:

Geospace Huston, TX
Inventory Lead RL Staffing - Houston, TX ICS, Triplex - Houston, TX
Material Coordinator Aerotek Commercial Staffing - Houston, TX
Order Planner Daniel Measurement & Control - Houston, TX
Literature & Tradeshow Coordinator Bray Valve & Controls - Houston, TX
Forklift Driver/Order Selector Cashell Corp - Houston, TX
Data Entry Clerk/Forklift Driver

Raul Garcia - Houston, TX

Work:

Parijat Control Ware Inc - Houston, TX

Education:

American Intercontinental University - Hoffman Estates, IL
Bachelor in Information Technology ITT Technical Institute - Houston, TX
Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems

Apparatus And Method For Superheated Vapor Contacting And Vaporization Of Feedstocks Containing High Boiling Point And Unvaporizable Foulants In An Olefins Furnace

US Patent:

2008025, Oct 16, 2008

Filed:

Dec 10, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/953678

Inventors:

Louis Edward Stein - Houston TX, US
Danny Yuk Kwan Ngan - Houston TX, US
Arthur James Baumgartner - Houston TX, US
Karl Gregory Anderson - Missouri City TX, US
Raul Jasso Garcia - Houston TX, US
Richard Rodriguez - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

C10G 9/00, B01J 19/00

US Classification:

208106, 422255, 422288

Abstract:

A contactor/separator is formed from a vessel; an inlet for receiving a vapor/liquid mixture; an inlet for receiving a superheated vapor; a hub located within the vessel, the hub including a plurality of vanes for imparting a centrifugal motion to the vapor/liquid mixture or the superheated vapor; an outlet in a bottom of the vessel for removing liquid; and an outlet for removing vapor from the vessel. A method is also provided for heating and separating liquid and vapor from a hydrocarbon feedstock comprising introducing a hydrocarbon feedstock into a contactor/separator: introducing a superheated vapor into the contactor/separator such that it contacts and vaporizes a portion of the feedstock within the contactor/separator; separating unvaporized feedstock from vaporized feedstock in the contactor/separator; removing the vaporized feedstock and the superheated vapor through a first outlet; and removing the unvaporized feedstock through a second outlet.