WILLIAM L WAGNER
Engineers in Warren, PA
License number
Pennsylvania PE008911E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Warren, PA 16365
Professional information
Floating Cover
US Patent:
6505445, Jan 14, 2003
Filed:
Jun 11, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/877253
Inventors:
Burton M. Johnson - Warren PA
William L. Wagner - Warren PA
William L. Wagner - Warren PA
Assignee:
Petrex, Inc. - Warren PA
International Classification:
E04H 508
US Classification:
522233, 220216, 220220
Abstract:
A floating cover or roof having a plurality of floating panels or panels is provided. The floating cover disposed in a storage tank includes a frame having a plurality of openings, the floating panels mounted into the respective openings, an inspection port formed on an upper member of the floating panel and communicated with an inside of the floating panel. The inspection port provides the inspection of presence of moisture, vapor, and condensate trapped in the inside of each of the floating panels without disassembly of adjacent floating panels and also provides the replacement of damaged or degraded one among the floating panels without taking out the internal floating roof from the storage tank.
Apparatus For Making Cast In Place Top Clamp Bar Gasket
US Patent:
4647335, Mar 3, 1987
Filed:
Jul 15, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/754735
Inventors:
William L. Wagner - Warren PA
Assignee:
Petrex, Inc. - Warren PA
International Classification:
B32B 3130
US Classification:
156500
Abstract:
A process and structure of a joint for connecting a first panel and a second panel of a floating roof. Each panel being including an extrusion on an edge of said panel. The extrusions being generally U-shaped and each extrusion having two spaced ribs. The clamping bars, each clamping bar having two spaced slots that receive a said rib on each of the panels. The ribs being received in two spaced slots and the bars being clamped together. Before inserting the ribs in the slots a thin uniform layer of an elastomeric material is dispensed in the grooves and struck off to a uniform thickness and cured before inserting the bar into position on said extrusions.
Floating Cover
US Patent:
6922956, Aug 2, 2005
Filed:
Aug 29, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/230070
Inventors:
Burton M. Johnson - Warren PA, US
William L. Wagner - Warren PA, US
William L. Wagner - Warren PA, US
Assignee:
Petrex, Inc. - Warren PA
International Classification:
E04H007/04
US Classification:
52192, 52 20, 522233, 220216, 220220
Abstract:
A floating cover or roof having a plurality of floating panels or panels is provided. The floating cover disposed in a storage tank includes a frame having a plurality of openings, the floating panels mounted into the respective openings, an inspection port formed on an upper member of the floating panel and communicated with an inside of the floating panel. The inspection port provides for inspection for the presence of moisture, vapor, and condensate trapped in the inside of each of the floating panels without disassembly of adjacent floating panels, and also provides for the replacement of a damaged or degraded one among the floating panels without taking the internal floating roof out of the storage tank.
Floating Cover
US Patent:
2003004, Mar 6, 2003
Filed:
Sep 5, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/945783
Inventors:
Burton Johnson - Warren PA, US
William Wagner - Warren PA, US
William Wagner - Warren PA, US
International Classification:
B65D088/34
US Classification:
220/216000, 220/218000
Abstract:
A floating cover having a plurality of floating panels is provided. The floating panels are assembled to form the floating cover disposed in a storage tank. The floating panels are provided with extruded channels formed on each peripheral outside of a honeycomb. A trough or hollow inside is formed within the extruded channels. An inspection port is formed on the extruded channels to provide a user with an inspection for leakage without disassembling the floating cover and without taking out the floating cover from the storage tank. The inspection port provides the inspection of presence of moisture and condensate trapped in the inside of each of the floating panels and also provides the replacement of damaged or degraded one among the floating panels.