MR. ROBERT LEE MOORE, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Pear Tree Ln, Fairfield, CA
License number
California G77613
Category
Osteopathic Medicine
Type
Family Medicine
Address
Address
1141 Pear Tree Ln SUITE 100, Fairfield, CA 94558
Phone
(707) 254-1770
(707) 251-2993 (Fax)
(707) 254-1778
(707) 251-2993 (Fax)
(707) 254-1778
Professional information
Robert Lee Moore, Napa CA
Specialties:
Family Physician
Address:
1141 Pear Tree Ln, Napa, CA 94558
360 Campus Ln, Fairfield, CA 94534
360 Campus Ln, Fairfield, CA 94534
Education:
University of California San Francisco, School of Medicine - Doctor of Medicine
Columbia University - Master of Public Health
Ventura County Medical Center - Residency - Family Medicine
Columbia University - Master of Public Health
Ventura County Medical Center - Residency - Family Medicine
Board certifications:
American Board of Family Medicine Certification in Family Medicine
Robert Moore
Specialties:
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent
Work:
GREEN VALLEY MORTGAGE
5071 Business Center Dr #2, Fairfield 94534
(707) 656-5625
5071 Business Center Dr #2, Fairfield 94534
(707) 656-5625
Robert Moore - Fairfield, CA
Work:
International Longshore and Warehouse union local 75
Watchman
Watchman
Education:
Armijo High School - Fairfield, CA
High school Dimploma
High school Dimploma
Robert Moore, Napa CA
Work:
Community Health Clinic Ole
1141 Pear Tree Ln, Napa, CA 94558
1141 Pear Tree Ln, Napa, CA 94558
Apparatus And Method For Controlled Decomposition Oxidation Of Gaseous Pollutants
US Patent:
6464944, Oct 15, 2002
Filed:
Jan 12, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/228706
Inventors:
Robert R. Moore - Napa CA
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA
Assignee:
Advanced Technology Materials, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
F01N 310
US Classification:
422173, 422169, 422170, 422171, 422172, 422178, 422110, 422111, 96290, 96372
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided for treating pollutants in a gaseous stream. The apparatus comprises tubular inlets for mixing a gas stream with other oxidative and inert gases for mixture and flame production within a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by heating elements and has an interior wall with orifices through which heated air enters into the central reaction chamber. The oxidized gases are treated also for particles removal by flowing through a packed bed. The packed bed is cooled and its upper portion with air inlets to enhance condensation and particle growth in the bed. The treated gas stream is also scrubbed in a continuous regenerative scrubber comprising at least two vertically separated beds in which one bed can be regenerated while the other is operative so that the flow may be continuously passed through the bed.
Apparatus And Method For Controlled Decomposition Oxidation Of Gaseous Pollutants
US Patent:
6153150, Nov 28, 2000
Filed:
Jan 12, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/005856
Inventors:
Robert R. Moore - Napa CA
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA
Assignee:
Advanced Technology Materials, Inc. - Danbury CT
International Classification:
F01N 310, B01D 5334, B01D 5374
US Classification:
422173
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided for treating pollutants in a gaseous stream. The apparatus employs curved tubular inlets for mixing a gas stream with other oxidative and inert gases for mixture and flame production within a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by annular heating elements and has an interior wall with orifices through which heated air enters into the central reaction chamber. The oxidized gases are treated also for particles removal by flowing through a packed bed. The packed bed is cooled and its upper portion with air inlets to enhance condensation and particle growth in the bed. The treated gas stream is also scrubbed in a continuous regenerative scrubber employing at least two vertically separated beds in which one bed can be regenerated while the other is operative so that the flow may be continuously passed through the bed.
Particulate Removal From Point Of Use Exhaust Scrubbers
US Patent:
6099808, Aug 8, 2000
Filed:
Oct 5, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/131643
Inventors:
John D. Miller - Plano TX
W. Leon Cooley - Garland TX
Tim Herman - Napa CA
Robert R. Moore - Napa CA
W. Leon Cooley - Garland TX
Tim Herman - Napa CA
Robert R. Moore - Napa CA
Assignee:
Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX
International Classification:
B01D 5000, B03C 316, B03C 301
US Classification:
422169
Abstract:
A submicron filter assembly (24) is added to an exhaust gas controlled destruction and oxidation unit (10). Controlled destruction and oxidation unit (10) treats exhaust gas from at least one semiconductor wafer fabricating reactor. The submicron filter (24) filters submicron particles out of the treated exhaust gas to prevent visible plumes from forming in wafer fab exhaust systems (stacks). The controlled destruction and oxidation unit (10) and submicron filter assembly (24) are ideally suited for use at the point of generation of the exhaust gases. In one embodiment of the invention, the submicron filter assembly comprises an electrostatic filter (26). The electrostatic filter (26) includes a positively charged first grid (28) and a grounded second grid (30). The second grid may include a mist screen for removing particulate build-up. In another embodiment of the invention, the submicron filter assembly (36) comprises a mist eliminator (38) and a HEPA filter (40).
Apparatus And Method For Controlled Decomposition Oxidation Of Gaseous Pollutants
US Patent:
7790120, Sep 7, 2010
Filed:
Oct 25, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/586069
Inventors:
Robert R. Moore - Napa CA, US
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA, US
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA, US
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA, US
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA, US
Assignee:
Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
F01N 3/10
US Classification:
422173, 423210
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided for treating pollutants in a gaseous stream. The apparatus comprises tubular inlets for mixing a gas stream with other oxidative and inert gases for mixture and flame production within a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by heating elements and has an interior wall with orifices through which heated air enters into the central reaction chamber. The oxidized gases are treated also for particles removal by flowing through a packed bed. The packed bed is cooled and its upper portion with air inlets to enhance condensation and particle growth in the bed. The treated gas stream is also scrubbed in a continuous regenerative scrubber comprising at least two vertically separated beds in which one bed can be regenerated while the other is operative so that the flow may be continuously passed through the bed.
Method For Decomposition Oxidation Of Gaseous Pollutants
US Patent:
7138096, Nov 21, 2006
Filed:
Nov 6, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/991822
Inventors:
Robert R. Moore - Napa CA, US
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA, US
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA, US
James D. Getty - Vacaville CA, US
Ravil Safiullin - South San Francisco CA, US
Assignee:
Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
B01D 47/00
US Classification:
423210, 423240 R, 588406
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided for treating pollutants in a gaseous stream. The apparatus comprises tubular inlets for mixing a gas stream with other oxidative and inert gases for mixture and flame production within a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by heating elements and has an interior wall with orifices through which heated air enters into the central reaction chamber. The oxidized gases are treated also for particles removal by flowing through a packed bed. The packed bed is cooled and its upper portion with air inlets to enhance condensation and particle growth in the bed. The treated gas stream is also scrubbed in a continuous regenerative scrubber comprising at least two vertically separated beds in which one bed can be regenerated while the other is operative so that the flow may be continuously passed through the bed.