WILLIAM SMITH
Medical Practice at Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD

License number

Maryland D47039

Professional information

Dr. William Smith, Bethesda MD - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Specialties:

Anatomic & Clinical Pathology

Address:

Suburban Hospital Pathology
8600 Old Georgetown Rd SUITE LVL, Bethesda 20814
(301) 896-2566 (Phone)

Certifications:

Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, 1977

Awards:

Healthgrades Honor Roll

Languages:

English

Hospitals:

Suburban Hospital Pathology
8600 Old Georgetown Rd SUITE LVL, Bethesda 20814
Suburban Hospital
8600 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda 20814

Education:

Medical School
University of Pittsburgh / Main Campus
Graduated: 1972
Pittsburgh Hlth Ctr Hosps
University Of Pittsburgh

William Irvin Smith, Bethesda MD

Specialties:

Pathology, Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology, Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology/Laboratory Medicine

Work:

Suburban Hospital
8600 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD 20814

Education:

University of Pittsburgh(1972)

William Mcvey Smith, Bethesda MD - Lawyer

Address:

CBIZ National Tax Office
3 Bethesda Metro Ctr STE 600, Bethesda 20814
(301) 951-3636

Licenses:

California - Active 1984
Florida - Inactive 1979

Experience:

Managing Director, National Tax Office at CBIZ MHM, LLC - 2000-present

Education:

Florida State Univ COLDegree law
Univ of FloridaDegree undergraduate

Specialties:

Tax - 100%, 44 years

Languages:

English

William M. Smith, Bethesda MD - Lawyer

Office:

William M. Smith
7475 Wisconsin Ave STE. 700, Bethesda, MD

Specialties:

Tax, Litigation

ISLN:

903587547

Admitted:

1979

University:

University of Florida, B.S.

Law School:

Florida State University, J.D.

Capture Of Liquid Sanding Dust Atomized Overspray Blast Media And Other Errant Particles In An Unenclosed Area

US Patent:

6264711, Jul 24, 2001

Filed:

Nov 24, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/447888

Inventors:

William Smith - Chevy Chase MD

International Classification:

B01D 4600

US Classification:

553851

Abstract:

An apparatus for the capture of overspray, blast media particles, and errant particle generated during spraying without employing an enclosure is disclosed. The apparatus is to be employed proximal a worker on a platform. The overspray capture mechanism is located intermediate the platform and the object being sprayed of coated. The mechanism includes a centrally supported suction duct which exerts a negative pressure in the area, the duct extends from the work area to a filtration area proximal a pump. A generally rectangular, flexible capturing device surrounds the duct. The flexible capture device is located intermediate a first and second support. The first and second supports include hydraulic elements which control the position of the supports and hence the flexible capture device. By use of the capturing device, liquid buildup, overspray or errant particles will be caused to move to and into the suction duct and then to a filtration system. In this fashion, the overspray and errant particles would be channeled into a filtered area and no physical enclosure is required proximal the spraying area.