RICHARD H JONES
Engineers in Gainesville, FL
License number
Pennsylvania PE021967E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
2
Gainesville, FL 32641
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Personal information
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Address
Phone
508 Tuten Trl, Orlando, FL 32828
508 N High St, Duncannon, PA 17020
508 Liggett Ave, Monongahela, PA 15063
5075 SW 28Th Ter, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312
509 Johns Creek Pkwy, Saint Augustine, FL 32092
Professional information
Quality And Patient Safety Student Assistant At University Of Florida Physicians
Position:
Quality and Patient Safety Intern at University of Florida Physicians
Location:
Gainesville, Florida Area
Industry:
Hospital & Health Care
Work:
University of Florida Physicians
- Gainesville, Florida Area since May 2011
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Quality and Patient Safety Intern
AvMed Health Plans
- Gainesville, Florida Area Mar 2009 - Aug 2010
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Quality Control Examiner
AvMed Health Plans
- Gainesville, Florida Area Sep 2008 - Mar 2009
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Claims Examiner/Reviewer
Education:
University of Florida 2010 - 2012
Masters, Health Administration University of Florida 2003 - 2006
Bachelor of Science, Family, Youth & Community Sciences
Masters, Health Administration University of Florida 2003 - 2006
Bachelor of Science, Family, Youth & Community Sciences
Richard Jones
Specialties:
Computer Science
Work:
Santa Fe College
Richard Jones - Gainesville, FL
Work:
North Central Florida
Semi-Retired Owner/Manager of Florida Homes and Estates Self-employed
Construction Management Consultant Kmart
Project Manager MEI Technology Corp
Construction Engineer University of Florida - Gainesville, FL
Full-time graduate student Andros Island
General Electric Government Services Civil Engineer SYS Inc - Port Hueneme, CA
Contract Manager/Project Engineer United States Navy
Civil Engineer Corps, World Wide
Semi-Retired Owner/Manager of Florida Homes and Estates Self-employed
Construction Management Consultant Kmart
Project Manager MEI Technology Corp
Construction Engineer University of Florida - Gainesville, FL
Full-time graduate student Andros Island
General Electric Government Services Civil Engineer SYS Inc - Port Hueneme, CA
Contract Manager/Project Engineer United States Navy
Civil Engineer Corps, World Wide
Education:
University of Florida
Masters in Building Construction California State University
BS California State University
BS in Mechanical Eng
Masters in Building Construction California State University
BS California State University
BS in Mechanical Eng
President At Jones Edmunds &Amp; Assoc., Inc.
Position:
President at Jones Edmunds & Assoc., Inc.
Location:
Gainesville, Florida Area
Industry:
Environmental Services
Work:
Jones Edmunds & Assoc., Inc.
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President
Sludge Hydroextractor
US Patent:
4066548, Jan 3, 1978
Filed:
Aug 11, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/713488
Inventors:
Larry Lee Olson - Gainesville FL
Richard Henry Jones - Gainesville FL
Richard Henry Jones - Gainesville FL
International Classification:
B01D 3314
US Classification:
210160
Abstract:
A process and apparatus for continuous removal of liquids from sludges. The apparatus includes an endless driven lower pervious belt and an endless driven upper impervious belt. The impervious belt is supported by an upper frame positioned above a fixed lower frame member by spring-loaded, adjustable hydraulic cylinders. The two belts are driven at different speeds to provide continuous shear on sludge pressed between the belts. Each belt is supported on a plurality of horizontally spaced rollers with the rollers for the upper belt and the rollers for the lower belt being longitudinally offset from each other. The horizontal roller spacing from the point of contact of the upper belt to the sludge as it is fed in between the belts is of a diminishing progression which may be arithmetic, geometric, or a combination thereof from the point of contact of the upper belt on the sludge to the discharge end. The adjustable hydraulic spring-loaded supporting arrangement for the upper frame and the diminishing spacing of the rollers provides for easily adjustable and increasing pressure on the sludge substantially irrespective of the thickness of the sludge as it is processed through the apparatus.
In the process, the sludge is pumped into a mixing chamber where it is pretreated and conditioned such that a preliminary extraction of liquid can occur as is known in the art.