DR. RICHARD K WARREN, PH.D.
Social Work at Front St, Kensington, NH
License number
New Hampshire 590
Category
Social Work
Type
Clinical
Address
Address
24 Front St SUITE 314, Kensington, NH 03833
Phone
(603) 778-7433
(603) 778-0022 (Fax)
(603) 778-0022 (Fax)
Professional information
Dr. Richard K Warren, Exeter NH - PHD
Specialties:
Clinical Psychology
Address:
24 Front St STE 314, Exeter 03833
(603) 778-7433 (Phone), (603) 778-0022 (Fax)
(603) 778-7433 (Phone), (603) 778-0022 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Richard Warren - Kensington, NH
Work:
REW ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, INC
Supervisory oversight involving spills of oil and hazardous materials NORTHEAST PUBLIC POWER - New York, NY Clean Air Act Amendments
Northern Region Emergency Response and Spill Cleanup Coordinator
Supervisory oversight involving spills of oil and hazardous materials NORTHEAST PUBLIC POWER - New York, NY Clean Air Act Amendments
Northern Region Emergency Response and Spill Cleanup Coordinator
Education:
University of Alaska-Fairbanks - Fairbanks, AK
Environmental Engineering University of Alaska-Fairbanks - Fairbanks, AK
BS in Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering University of Alaska-Fairbanks - Fairbanks, AK
BS in Environmental Engineering
Portable Apparatus For Containing And Regulating Flow Of A Liquid Into A Drainage Inlet
US Patent:
5070896, Dec 10, 1991
Filed:
Jul 13, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/552779
Inventors:
Richard E. Warren - Kensington NH
International Classification:
F16K 300
US Classification:
137 1
Abstract:
An apparatus for containing a spill and regulating the flow of a liquid into a drainage inlet comprise a flange for engaging the opening of the drainage inlet and a sidewall extending from the flange, the sidewall defining a pair of drainage openings therein adjacent the flange and a movable member is positionable in the drainage openings for preventing the flow of the liquid into the drainage inlet through the drainage openings, the movable member can be opened progressively from adjacent the flange to allow a heavier density fluid, such as water, to flow into the drainage opening while maintaining a lighter density fluid, such as oil, floating on the surface of the mixture that collects around the apparatus and thereby prevents entry of the oil into the drainage inlet.